This is a FULL TUTORIAL on creating stunning looking images for social media quickly and easily using Adobe Spark. Want to get started straight away? Check the link at the bottom of the description.
Don't forget to check out the free Quickstart Video course: https://quickstartvideo.xfunnels.io/
If you've tried to get traction on social media using hashtags but haven't been successful, it may be because you're not sharing original content. Original posts are the best way to get people to share your content with their audience.
Luckily, it only takes a few short minutes using the free version of Adobe Spark to create something that is both original and targeted to your niche. In this MTS Tuts tutorial, I'm going to show you how you can get started with Adobe Spark and how I can use it to create a post for the (currently trending at the time of recording) Dolly Parton Challenge.
In the demo, I'm using some of my original images but you can be just as successful by using images from free sites like Pixabay, or by searching the free images directly within the Spark platform.
Not only that, everything we cover here is also available in the mobile version, Spark Post, which means you can create these images from the comfort of your couch or when you're on the go.
❖ Why creating your own content is important
❖ How to get started with the free edition of Adobe Spark
❖ Building a #dollypartonchallenge image using the 'collage' setting
❖ How to resize your post for different platforms
❖ How to add text to your images
❖ Setting your text style
❖ Repositioning your images
❖ Exporting your final post
If you've always wanted to compete on social media or wondered how others can create images fast enough to post in trending hashtags, this is a great place to start. Many people will share trending content online but it's only by having something original that you're going to make a real impact in your niche.
There are a bunch of products out there that let you put social media posts together but, for me, Spark has been the go-to tool because of how quick it is and how well the software is supported. Ultimately, it allows me to be much more productive when creating social media posts, set up posts that can be duplicated (to use like a template) and quickly resize posts for different content platforms.
A good piece of software is going to make all the difference here and Spark really is a tool that can seriously benefit your business.
Get started with Adobe Spark:
http://spark.adobe.com
