This Instagram account with very simple posts of motivational quotes can earn
over $50,000 per sponsored post. Crazy, right?
This account has no face, no personality,
just repurposed quotes of other people. Anyone can make an account like this.
Trust me because I created over 100 posts like this in 10 minutes for free!
In this video I'll show you how you can use ChatGPT and Canva to do the same so you can
create your own similar Instagram account and start making serious income online!
But before that let me show you why these numbers can be real. Let's use
this Instagram Earnings calculator to see how much they might be earning per sponsored post.
See here I need to choose Other since their niche isn't here, I already set
the 24 Million followers and let me check how many likes they get on average. Well, I think
they get roughly about 30,000 likes per post. So they can earn over $50,000 per sponsored post!
Don't know about you but I'm inspired with their success,
so let's get started! First, I'll simply ask ChatGPT to give me 100
motivational quotes. It will start quickly generating them but only about 30 at a time,
so I will have to click Continue gerating a couple more times until we reach 100 quotes.
Then I will ask AI to organize this in 2 columns:
The quote The author
I'll tell you why I need it this way later in the video but this is very important!
Oops! I first to asked ChatGPT to make a spreadsheet and it literally told me
that I can EASILY MANUALLY copy and paste 100 quotes and authors to Google Sheets.
Yep, I like the irony when he says "easily". Now I am his personal assistant and AI is
telling me what to do! We have to be very careful with these things!
Anyway, I just changed the word spreadsheet to a table and it sorted the texts in
two columns in just a few seconds! Just keep this ChatGPT window open,
we'll need the columns a few steps later. Our next step is to bulk create the actual
Instagram posts. Open Canva - it's an easy online graphic design tool,
you can get 30 days of Canva Pro for FREE using my link anastasiablogger.com/canva.
First use this search bar on top and here's a pro tip for you, you can search for Instagram
Post and add this + motivational quotes. And you'll get lots of templates in
the right square format that are specifically designed for quotes,
so they will usually have the filed for the quote itself and for the author.
I'm going to use this very minimalistic and simple template,
and later you will understand why it should be like this. Click customize this template.
You can this template a field for the quote, and here for the author. If your template includes
any extra elements except these 2 fields, you better delete those elements from the template.
Then look on the left for Canva Apps icon and then search for the Bulk Create icon.
If you can't find it, just type it in the search bar up here and the
first icone that will show up is what we need. Click on it and you'll see that you can either
enter your data manually, or upload a CSV file. In our case the easiest way is to choose manual,
copy the table from ChatGPT window and simply paste it here. Delete
any extra rows that we don't need. Give the columns the right names - quote and author.
Next, we will have to right-click on the space where we have the quote element on this image,
and click Connect data and choose Quote. Then click on
Author element and Connect data from the Author column.
I can just show you very fast what can happen if you use another template and use this bulk
create. This one had too big font for the author field so when the author's name was a big logner,
it overlaid the quote. You have to either make the font for the author
field in this template or simply don't use templates like these.
Or this template for example might look great but then the pink highlight elements will end
up on random words and you'd have to manually adjust them to highlight the
main words in each quote. So you want to avoid this type of templates as well!
You can only find this by trial and error and I'm sharing these mistakes I made while
testing bulk create to save you time so if you find this video helpful so far,
I'd be really thankful if you click on the Like button.
And if you want more of my tutorials in your feed, hit Subscribe and the bell button.
Next, you can automate in Canva Pro one more step and use their scheduler,
it's only available on the paid plan, which will cost you just about $12/mo but you will
get a lot of extras like access to all the premium stock photos and videos in
Canva's medialibrary and you will be able to connect Canva with any of your social
media accounts and schedule content. Again, you can use Canva Pro for free
for 30 days if you register with my link anastasiablogger.com/canva.
So, I click Share, then Choose Instagram, on desktop you can schedule posts,
so I will just select my account. If you haven't connected your Instagram account,
it will prompt you here to connect it to Canva.
Now, you can pick the first image, it will ask you for Instagram caption.
To generate captions of our posts, I'll go back to ChatGPT and ask it: Now add a third column
for each quote as a description text that will serve as a caption on Instagram. This time it's
in a good mood, so he goes ahead and generates captions with a relevant hashtag for each of
the quotes, I just need to keep clicking Continue every time it stops generating.
We can copy the caption for the first post from ChatGPT and insert it here
in Canva for our Instagram caption. Don't choose to Publish now - we want to click on
Schedule and pick the exact day and time when you want your post to go live. Now
hit schedule and the post will wait in the queue to go live on your Instagram account.
If I schedule this way one post per day, I'll have content for about 3 months in advance!
And you see this huge Instagram account with millions of followers is apparently using
this type of simple posts with the same exact background and fonts on the quotes.
You could do the same but if you keep watching, I'll also show you how to use Canva bulk create on
the GOD level and you'll be able to create these 100 posts with different color on the background!
But before we move there I though you might want to know how I manage to stay on top
of everything when it comes to managing multiple social media accounts and working
with my small team of freelancers remotely? Well, the secret is Notion Projects. It's not
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Imagine having a calendar, task list, content planner, and collaboration space all in one place.
Since I run several social media accounts includidng Pinterest, Youtube, Instagram,
Facebook, I use in Notion this free template called Social Media Calendar to draft, plan,
and write all of my social posts in one simple database. You can view
your own posts in a calendar to get an idea of timelines.
My team members and I also use Notion Content Calendar template. This helps
me plan content for multiple campaigns and ensures every deliverable launches
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Now let's get back to bulk creating our images in Canva - this time we
want to add different background to each photo. How do we do it?
We need to go one step back and first create a folder with background photos
for our images. Click on Photos first to see Canva's stock media library.
I'll search for something like "light background" - we want it to be light
so that our quote in black is easily legible. You can choose one of the photos,
click on the three dots next to it and you'll see the option called Add to Folder,
scroll down to find the button Create New, and I'll give my folder a name like Light Background.
Now you can pick any other background you like, remember it should be light
if the text in your template is dark. When I click on three dots on the next photo,
you will be able to add it to the folder you just created, simply click on the folder name,
then scroll down to find the button Add to folder.
This takes you a few clicks for each photo but it's the only way
you can use photos from Canva's medialibrary.
In case you have your own background images you can upload from an external source,
you need to go to the Home page, click on Projects, open the Folders tab.
Once you are inside the desired folder, click on the Add New button,
and you will find find the option to Upload images from your computer in one click,
or Import them your Google Drive or other file storage.
Anyway, one way or another we need to add about 100 photos to one
folder if we want to bulk-create posts with different background.
Then we'll open our post template again, I'll remind you that we had 2 elements initally - quote
and author. Now we need to add the third element - which is Image Frame. You can click on Elements
in the left menu, then do a search for keyword "frames" they'll show up on top,
click on See all. Scroll down a few times until you find a simple square frame. Drag it to our
template and then drag it by the corner to adjust the size to fit our image size fully.
Now to add the third data source to our table, click on Add Image column and once you have it,
you can click on the plus icon and find the folder you just created.
Select the first photo and it will get into the first row,
repeat the same for every post. When you are done with all of them, click continue.
We are ready to start the bulk create process like before. Right-click again to Connect data
first for the quote, then for the author. And then click on the Frame we added, Connect data
and choose Image. When you see the checks on all three data sources you can click Continue.
Canva will generate posts like this for you all with different background colors.
Now if you want to bulk create content like this for Pinterest, you can totally do this, just pick
a vertical image format instead and you can repeat the process. Just make sure you use a template
that's not very busy and matches the types of text that you want to bulk upload for the pins.
The great part is you can also Schedule your pins in Canva with titles,
descriptions and link the images to your website to get Pinterest traffic.
In fact, Canva can work for you as a scheduler for all your social media so
if someone comments below that this method requires a Pro account on Canva, show me
another tool that will offer you all this functionality to bulk-desing images and video,
AND ALSO replace for you a paid social media scheduler.
If you want me to record another video showing the whole process for Pinterest image pins,
video pins, for Youtube shorts or another social media format, let me know in the comments below.
Meanwhile if you want to learn how I get over 80k/mo sessions of free Pinterest
traffic to my website, check the video up there! I'll see you in the next one!