Explained: The 5:3:2 Rule for Social Media
- 5 should be content from other sources that are relevant to your audience, otherwise known as curation.
- 3 should be content you've created, that's relevant to your audience, or creation.
- 2 should be personal, fun content that humanizes your brand to your audience, to be referred to as humanization.
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