Content, content everywhere, and not a moment to think 😩
The hardest thing about social media, IMHO, is that you’re expected to create SO. MUCH. CONTENT. Like, all the time. And that requires a lot of brainstorming and researching, which is almost as time-consuming as content creation itself!
If you need help coming up with content ideas, start here:
Sales call recordings (If you don’t have access to these, try asking your friendliest sellers about the most common questions and objections they get.)
CSM call recordings (Same deal as above.)
G2/Trustpilot reviews
Scroll through your competitors’ pages
Scroll through content from your competitors’ leadership team
Read through posts and comments in relevant Reddit groups (This is seriously a gold mine of ideas!)
Start following your target audience on LinkedIn — What topics are they talking about? What angles are they using? Which posts are getting the most attention?
Do the same for X/Twitter and Bluesky
Subscribe to industry/niche newsletters to keep up with resources and news
Set up Google Alerts for industry publications or topics
Mine your company’s knowledge base or FAQs
Think outside the B2B box and browse through your favorite B2C brands for inspiration — I personally love seeing what Libby is up to on Instagram, what the National Park Service is doing on LinkedIn, and what local libraries are doing on TikTok.
Ask your SDR/BDR team for ideas – you might be surprised by how good they are at it!
Dig through past content from your company page — What can be repurposed or reposted? Are there any new angles to apply?
Upcoming in-person events or conferences
Look through recent questions and discussions in your company’s Slack
While you’re there, also look for recent customer wins that might spark an idea
Create a virtual suggestion box that anyone in the company can submit ideas to
Browse through your backlog of blog posts (if you have any) for evergreen tips and insights
If you don’t have a backlog of blog posts, see what your competitors or industry leaders have published — use those resources to inspire new ideas and angles from your brand’s POV!
Has your CEO been on any podcasts or webinars lately? Watch/go through the transcripts.
This isn’t an exhaustive list, but hopefully, it gives you some places to start!