{"id":1557,"title":"5 ways to grow your online store quickly","description":"The most successful Teemillers have figured out how working smarter means that they don't need to work (quite) as hard. Want to know more about how to achieve double the success in half the time? Read on.","content":"

You've probably heard us say time and time again, that to build a successful brand you need to work hard. Not to contradict ourselves here, but it's not just<\/em> about working hard. The most successful Teemillers have figured out how working smarter means that they don't need to work (quite) as hard. Want to know more? Read on.<\/p>

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1. Plan ahead using Masterplan.
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Our first tip for Teemillers is to plan ahead. Much like forgetting your mate's birthday and frantically digging out the bottle of wine you've had lurking in the cupboard and trying in vain to remember if they gifted it to you originally, leaving things to the last minute won't do you any favours. If you plan ahead, the work you're doing is pretty much guaranteed to be better, and you won't be stressing out over your next social post.<\/p>

You'll be pleased to know that we've made planning ahead super easy. We\u2019ve got a rad lil\u2019 feature called Masterplan<\/a>. This, Teemillers, is your secret weapon for world domination. We\u2019re talking cat stroking while turning in a chair, evil cackle, \"we meet again Mr Bond\" and Dr Evil\u2019s pinky, level of master planning. Masterplan is a planner within Teemill that allows you to get your head in the game and map out your brand building journey. We'll also use AI to push personalised upcoming offers, events and opportunities straight into your Masterplan to help you along the way.<\/p>

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Feel like you\u2019ve read those paragraphs before? Now if you follow us on Insta (@teemillstore<\/a> if you don't #plug) you might recognise the wording from the paragraphs above. At Teemill we love recycling (obviously) and we also do it with our content.<\/p>

2. Recycle the content that you're using.
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Say you\u2019ve just written the perfect caption for your next social post. It\u2019s taken you an hour to write but it was absolutely worth it because, like we said, it is perfect. But come tomorrow when you send out a new post, all the hard work that went into that perfect social post is forgotten by your followers. What a waste. Enter the salvation to your sadness: recycling.<\/p>

If you spend a little time to make what you're writing amazing, you've save time later because you can reuse it again and again and again.<\/p><\/blockquote>

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Product descriptions<\/a> are seriously underrated, but they're the number one content to recycle. For example, if you're about to launch a new product and put in the effort to make your product description amazing, every time you talk about the product you can use the same text. Whether it's on your socials, newsletter or in a blog post, if your product description is good enough, you'll be able to lift those words and plonk them straight in wherever you need them. If your product description is just kinda ok to start with, then you'll find yourself losing the plot rewriting and rewriting your content every time and putting in 10 times the total effort.<\/p>

For some quick tips to get started with product descriptions, have a quick watch below:
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