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Workshop replay: How to create a sustainable plan for your vintage shop's social media
It's especially important to have a sustainable social media plan if you sell part-time. Photo: Lara Knah/Pexels
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Workshop replay: How to create a sustainable plan for your vintage shop's social media

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Less overwhelm, more engagement: Build a social strategy you can actually stick to as a seller

If you're feeling like social media is running you — instead of the other way around — you're not alone.

In this workshop, digital marketing pro Rochelle Latinsky led a hands-on activity all about building a social strategy that’s realistic, repeatable and tailored to your shop.

Rochelle brings a unique mix of experience to the table.

She’s a seasoned social media strategist and senior marketer, having worked with brands like Coca-Cola and Porter Airlines, as well as a vintage buyer and the owner of My Clementine Vintage, a market-based shop.

So she gets the secondhand space and how to make social work for small retail brands.

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The session focused on how to create structure and systems for your social content — without losing the personality and spark that make your shop stand out.

Rochelle walked us through setting goals, defining content pillars, and building a content calendar that’s doable even if you’re a team of one.

Participants spent time drafting their own calendars with Rochelle’s guidance, working toward a more sustainable workflow they can stick to, rather than one that burns them out.

The takeaway? You don’t have to post daily to be effective. You just need a clear, consistent plan that supports your goals — and gives you back some time to actually run your business (and, you know, live your life).

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