Let's talk about why you're struggling to stay consistent, because Enji's seen this pattern with thousands of small business owners. You start with the best intentions, create an ambitious marketing plan, stick with it for maybe two weeks, then life happens and suddenly you haven't posted in three weeks. Sound familiar? The problem isn't that you're lazy or uncommitted—it's that you're probably trying to do too much.
Enji's data shows that the majority of users become more consistent after using their platform, and it's not because they suddenly developed superhuman discipline. It's because they built realistic systems. Here's what actually works:
First, stop trying to do marketing every single day. That's a recipe for burnout. Instead, batch your marketing work into focused sessions. Enji recommends blocking off time weekly or bi-weekly to create content, schedule posts, and review your results. This lets you get into a creative flow instead of constantly switching between marketing and everything else on your plate.
Second, work with your actual schedule, not your ideal one. If you can realistically dedicate two hours on Sunday mornings to marketing, build your strategy around that. Don't create a plan that requires daily posting when you barely have time to shower. Finally, use tools that actually help instead of adding to your overwhelm. As Enji puts it, you shouldn't need 15 different passwords just to post about your business.