Fempowered social

04/10/2026

From trends to practical knowledge for better posting and creating, this round up has everything you need to stay motivated and inspired for content creation this month.

Save this because you'll definitely want to recreate some of these yourself 🫰🏽

16/09/2026

If you hate opening up your photos folder and realise you have no go-to photos or videos to use this is for you.

As someone who does this for a living, I rely heavily on B-Roll videos. It allows me to create engaging video content without having to spend time filming something new every week and honestly, this low+effort, lo-fi content is what audiences are connecting with so there's no reason why you shouldn't have access to a library of edited B-Roll.

Amanda Hyland - Brand + Portrait Photographer and I are hosting Brand Content in an Hour, where we'll spend an hour (yep, no half day content shoots!) getting brand-aligned headshots and B-Roll videos sent straight to your inbox.

This is the only time we're offering something like this so if you're desperately needing fresh visuals for the next 6 months, you'll want to snap up one of the 4 spots available.

Comment 'brand' and you'll get the link to receive all the details.

📆 Thursday 24 September (next Thursday!!)
📍 Factory 21, Rutland Street (in the heart of creative Newtown!)
☕ All props provided, however you're welcome to bring your own too!

09/09/2026

If you're my client I apologise for the emotional damage.

07/09/2026

Your calendar is always chockas - whether it's client work, admin, meetings or school things, there's never any time to work on your business.

That's why Amanda Hyland - Brand + Portrait Photographer and I are teaming up to help you update those dated visuals you have so you can show up as your best self online.

The catch? We only need an hour! Yep, no need to reorganise your entire calendar - simply turn up, let us do our thing and you'll get professional headshots plus a B-roll library sent straight to your inbox.

Join us on Thursday 24 September - comment 'brand' to be the first to get the offer x

04/09/2026

waited 2 years for this and honestly I'm so mad

that I've denied myself this ultimate pampering experience for so long

can confirm this is every bit as luxe as it looks ✨

Tōhi Geelong • Buccal • Headspa • K-Beauty Rituals

02/09/2026

pop off in the comments besties ✨

31/08/2026

What's your go to Millennial anthem that gets you in the zone?

I'll go first in the comments.

07/06/2026

Think you can hack the algorithm? Think again.

Your audience can control exactly what's in their feed - not based on what they engage with, but they can *literally* tell the algorithm what it wants to see.

So what does that mean for you?

It means you have to intimately know your ideal market, beyond high level interests. Because chances are even though they might be interested in Taylor Swift, what they see on their feed could be the complete opposite.

And now they can choose what gets shown to them, you have to understand what drives their interests and create content aligned with it.

This is not just focusing on the surface level content; it's about understanding the structure of these pieces of content and how it is crafted to keep them engaged.

For example: one thing I LOVE to watch are videos from Nate the Hoof Guy. I don't have horses, I will never own a horse, so why on earth do I watch them? It's because I am addicted to seeing the why and the outcome. It's a curiosity hook - it's weirdly fascinating watching the process of Nate unearthing the issue, then trying to figure out how he's going to solve it.

So if you want me to watch your videos 🤪 then you need create content that has that problem -> explanation -> solution structure.

And I think it's fair to say I am not alone in finding this form of content addictive 🤭

While you can't see what's in other people's algorithm, you can check your own and ask yourself the question of why you engage in this content and what is it about it that makes you want more.

Have fun going down the rabbit hole 🤣

26/05/2026

Wow, I didn't realise that having paid time off to recover from a major health procedure was a perk!

This headline is probably clickbait, however it does nothing to reframe the conversation around how we support women in the workplace.

Of course the first comment on this post is 'what about men' and I GUARANTEE you if men were to ever go through childbirth, especially a caesarean there would be ZERO debate about ensuring these 'perks' would be available.

Men need time off to recover from a 15 minute vasectomy, but women aren't allowed time off to undergo massively stressful procedures (like IVF), heal their bodies post-childbirth, or raise their children because who tf is going to look after your infant if you're back at work? And btw, you're not even paid the whole 12 months so... what's the issue?

Please stop labelling basic women's rights as a privilege or perk. It's the bare minimum we deserve, especially if you want us to be a productive member of society.

Major Geelong employers have rolled out parental leave packages including up to 18 weeks paid leave, IVF support and lactation facilities. 👩‍🍼See the list 👉 https://bit.ly/4uaVSyt

18/05/2026

If you can spot a caption that's written with AI, gold star for you!

When I'm reading someone's post, I'm not analysing it to see if it's AI written. Because I know that person is likely juggling a million other things, and writing from scratch is not part of their wheelhouse.

Yes, I use AI for my own stuff because my brain energy only extends so far. I'll review and rewrite things to make it sound like me, but even I need the help to get the process started.

So please stop shaming business owners for using AI to write their copy. It's 2026, please find another angle to sell your service.