Reel IdeasThe hardest part of posting is not filming; it is deciding what to film each day. A weekly plan removes that decision. Choose a day to plan and film for the whole week, and your posting stays regular.
A simple weekly plan
| Day | Type of video | Example for a home baker |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Teach one tip | How to keep a cake moist |
| Wednesday | Behind the scenes | Packing today's orders |
| Friday | Customer story or question | Answer a question from the week |
| Sunday | Light and personal | A quiet bake for the family |
How to batch
- Plan three or four ideas. Use the idea picker or a niche list.
- Write the hook for each, one line.
- Film all of them in one sitting, in the same place with the same light.
- Edit and schedule them, or post them on the days you chose.
Keep it small
Three videos a week that you can keep up are better than daily videos you quit after a fortnight. Start small and add one more only when the routine is easy.
Review once a month
Look at which videos people watched to the end, saved or sent to friends. Make more like them. Read common mistakes if a video does not do well.
Questions people ask
How many videos a week should I post?
As many as you can keep up. Regular posting matters more than frequency. Three a week is a good place to start for most small accounts.