A very rough draft of where I want this to go in the next month. Time constraints willing, I should be spending about six to seven hours a week on just developing and executing the content for each of these posts. The posts themselves should only take some minutes to upload and post. I believe if I can stick to this (or a very similar) schedule, The Painting Dummy should be well on its way to gaining some organic traction in the social media sphere and take off.
June
Week1:
FaceBook: Tutorial on Priming
Instagram: Priming Steps
FaceBook: How to apply Washes and Inks
Instagram: Unboxing new models
Week2:
Facebook: Painting Blue (base, mid-tone, highlight)
Instagram: Finished miniature pics
Facebook: Highlighting Metallic paints tutorial
Instagram: Assembling plastic miniatures
Week3:
Facebook: Painting mid-tone human flesh colors tutorial
Instagram: Finished miniature pics
Facebook: Zenithal highlight tutorial
Instagram: Laying down the first coat of paint
Week4:
Facebook: How to thin paints for miniatures tutorial
Instagram: Highlighting the first coat of paint
Facebook: Link to Zenithal highlight video on YouTube
Instagram: Finished miniature pics
I chose the Notable Coral theme to start with. The color scheme first caught my eye. The bright coral color against the black background stood out among the gallery of themes on offer. It also came with a clean simple design and I knew I was going to want to modify it a bit, so thought that would make an easier place to start from. Notable Coral, I noticed, was way more dynamic in adapting to platform sizes than some of the other themes. In this new era of smart phones and tablets that more and more people are using to view internet pages on, I thought that this would be a plus for any direction I would be going in with this blog. I think it would be better for more people on whatever device they prefer to have an enjoyable experience when interacting with this blog or any website. I like the options of customizing the themes that Blogger provides. For this Notable Coral theme, I changed the Title font and color, the font of the main body text, and how vivid the coral color is. I...
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