For makeup artists, skincare, and beauty brands
Launches scheduled to the minute.
Where do people stop watching my tutorials?
- Reading your posts
- Comparing with your normal
- Writing the answer
An example, not your account
The problem
What holds beauty creators back.
Launch posts rarely go out at the minute they should.
Your first lines do not stop people scrolling past.
Brands ask for proof of your numbers and you have screenshots.
In Synclify
How Synclify helps.
Launches to the minute
Teaser, launch and follow-up scheduled as one sequence, with the queue recording exactly what went out and when.
Scripts from your winners
It reads which of your tutorials opened strongest and writes the next hook and script from that evidence, in your voice.
Reports a brand can check
A media kit and performance exports built from your real numbers, ready the moment a brand asks.
The number worth watching
How far through a tutorial people get
Where do people stop watching my tutorials?
AnsweredMost leave before the first product goes on. The two tutorials that opened on the finished look held people to the end. Want the next script written to open the same way?
A week that works
Four beauty posts worth making this week.
- Monday reelOne technique on one face shape, in daylight, with the product names on screen.
- Swatches on two skin tones, so people can see whether a shade will work for them.
- Friday reelA full look under ten minutes for the weekend, step by step.
- Sunday story setAnswers to the week's product questions, with what you would buy again and what you would not.
Two mistakes that cost beauty accounts the most
Filming under ring light only.
Show the finish in daylight too. People want to know what it will look like on them outside.
Listing products without saying who they suit.
Say the skin type and the shade range. That one line is what makes the post worth saving.
Posting times
- 1Morning and last thing at night
- 2Evening and weekends
- 3Launch time, to the minute
Asked
Questions.
When should beauty creators post on Instagram?
Morning and last thing at night, and Evening and weekends. Both come from how this audience spends its day, not from hours read off any account; your own hours are in your account's data.
Which Instagram number should beauty creators watch?
How far through a tutorial people get. Beauty is watched rather than skimmed, so the drop-off point is the finding.
Which hashtags should beauty creators start with?
#beauty, #beautytips and #makeuptutorial. Start there, then measure which of them reached people on your own posts.
Grow your beauty audience starting today.
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