[tech walk-through] How I post instagram stories

When it comes to marketing your practice, there’s one thing I’ve learned that makes all the difference:

Small+consistent actions beat big+inconsistent efforts every time.

This is the power of micro-content—tiny, digestible pieces of information that your audience can consume quickly but that build trust and connection over time.

One of the easiest and most effective ways I’ve found to create this kind of micro-content?

✅ Instagram Q&A Stickers

I just recorded a quick video demo showing exactly how I use one simple Instagram Story Q&A sticker to:

•Answer specific, nuanced questions from my audience.

•Create micro-content that feels personal, helpful, and relevant.

•Set up those Q&A slides to keep running automatically, over and over again.

This one approach keeps my content fresh, my audience engaged, and my practice top of mind—all while taking up far less time than you’d expect.

The beauty of this approach? It works because it’s simple.

You’re not trying to create a perfectly polished presentation every day. You’re just answering one question, sharing one insight, and showing up consistently.

And when those tiny pieces are automated and repurposed, they become a powerful, never-ending cycle of connection and trust-building with your audience.

This is the kind of marketing system we build inside the Practice Grower’s Guild.

We don’t chase trends.

We don’t rely on guesswork.

We focus on building:

✅ Systems that work without babysitting.

✅ Content that feels natural and sustainable to create.

✅ Automations that keep your practice visible—without stealing your time.

And most importantly, we focus on clarity, consistency, and support so that you’re never left wondering if you’re doing it right.

If you’ve ever felt like growing your practice is an uphill battle—or if you’ve ever wondered whether you’re spending your time in the right places—this is your chance to change that.

👉 Click here to join the Practice Grower’s Guild today

You don’t need to figure this out on your own.

Have a great rest of your day!

Phil