How Often Should You Post? Here's the Game Plan

You’ve set up your page.

You’ve chosen the right niche.

You’ve done the content research.

Now it’s time to post like a pro.

This is where most creators either take off… or fall off.

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🔑 Posting Isn’t Just About “Uploading”

If you want to grow a faceless Instagram page fast, you need a posting system — not just random effort.

Here’s the formula I recommend for beginners and intermediate pages:

✅ Post 3–5 times a day (yes, daily)

✅ Space your posts across the day (morning, midday, evening)

✅ Focus on consistency > perfection

Why so much? Because Instagram favors repetition, activity, and momentum.

Faceless theme pages thrive on volume. More content = more chances to go viral.

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🧠 What Type of Content Should You Prioritize?

Focus on short, punchy reels that are either:

Relatable

Aesthetic

Motivational

Visually satisfying

Or highly emotional (anger, joy, nostalgia)

You don’t need to “go deep” in every post.

You need to be scroll-stopping and algorithm-friendly.

Use what you learned in last week’s email:

Recreate what’s already working in your niche — with slight, unique edits.

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📆 How to Schedule Content (Without Burning Out)

Let’s make it sustainable. Here’s how to stay consistent without being glued to your phone:

1. Batch Create Content

Set aside 1–2 hours per week to make 15–20 pieces of content.

Use tools like:

CapCut (mobile editing + templates)

Pinterest / TikTok (for high-quality stock footage)

InShot or Canva (for text overlays and formatting)

2. Use a Scheduling Tool

If you're managing multiple pages or want peace of mind:

Meta Business Suite (free and solid for Instagram)

Later or Metricool (for advanced features)

Or schedule manually in your phone's calendar with post reminders

3. Keep a Content Planner

Have a simple spreadsheet or Notion board where you:

Track what you’ve posted

Plan future posts

Log what performs best

(Need a Notion template? 👀 I might drop one soon… stay tuned.)

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🧱 Final Tip: Stack Momentum

Your first few posts might flop. That’s normal.

But when you post consistently — day after day — Instagram’s algorithm starts picking up signals. You’ll build momentum.

And once you catch it… you’re in the game.

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Next Week: How to Go Viral More Often

Next Monday, I’ll share how to optimize every post for reach, explore page exposure, and follower growth — with small changes that make a big difference.

Keep showing up.

The growth is coming 📈

– The Faceless University Team

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P.S. If you want me to review your content or suggest a posting schedule based on your niche, just reply to this email. I’ll help you out directly 👇