Load shedding is actually quite bad but you can work around it because social media waits for nobody.
You are being tasked with recruiting a team of dropshippers. Each one will sell a specific product. You can tag each other when you see an opportunity for a specific product because it helps you all. You will also help each other to engage on every GroSpace post. You will assist each other and you will report to a manager on your daily activities.
Taking note of this scheduled load shedding for Wednesday:
I would promote on Facebook from 9:30-10:30 then tie up and nurture deals from 10:30-11:00 on 5 minute video calls. You can arrange a link to your own video scheduler through HR. From 11:00-11:30 it’s back to social media to respond to your comments and share your referral link which by the way will earn you R10 for every sign up. This will be checked for any spam accounts.
From 11:30-13:00 capture leads data into CRM.
From 13:00-15:30 there is load shedding so go into the garden and tidy the place up, prepare garden beds and make it presentable. Eat some food.
From 15:30-17:30 pump a GroSpace post with comments and tag a partner to help you to engage with the content. The more comments the more visibility and the more people will use your link to register on GroSpace where you earn R10/signup using your link.
From 17:30-18:30 eat dinner and reply to WhatsApp messages.
From 18:30-20:00 focus on liking and engaging with other people’s posts to create awareness for Grospace and to show Facebook that you’re not just spamming. Just comment and then tag @grospace in a constructive manner.
From 20:00- 21:00 prepare a report on what you achieved for the day including closing deals with your target audience and whether you hit your target number of comments and target sign ups also mention the plans/schedule for the following day which may be adjusted due to load shedding and due to how your daily targets were met.
You will see that there is a spike in engagement from 18:00 to 23:00 so your evenings will be very busy.