Masix Media Blog

"You've gotta be cringe before they binge." Not sure who said it first, but I’ve been repeating it ever since. Because here’s what I’ve learned (the hard way): trying to be perfect in your content is what keeps most people stuck. Waiting until you know exactly what to post is how you stay invisible. You don’t become confident by planning. You become confident by posting. Cringe Comes Before Clarity Cringe content comes before clarity. Clarity comes before consistency. And con

Two furniture stores. Same city. Wildly different results. One store was in a beautiful building. High-traffic area. Gorgeous showroom. But barely any foot traffic. The other? Old building. Minimal signage. Not exactly in the best part of town… And yet—packed all day. People coming in. Browsing. Buying. We’ve seen this play out firsthand with furniture and design brands we’ve partnered with. So What Was the Difference? Their social media. The busier store had a massive onlin

The best content doesn’t follow trends,  it makes people say, “ This is worth following. ” After working with thousands of posts across interior design and furniture clients , here’s what we keep seeing: The content that actually performs? It doesn’t look like a textbook marketing tip. It sounds like a real person talking about a real moment. It’s not about being everywhere. It’s about showing why people should care when you are. What High-Converting Content Has in Common Whe

There’s one mistake I see almost every small business make: They plan too much… and post too little. We’ve seen it firsthand after working with dozens of interior design and furniture brands  trying to grow online. Over-focusing on strategy might be the very thing stalling your growth. I’ve seen it too many times... You spend weeks trying to nail the perfect plan:the perfect content pillars, the perfect funnel, the perfect audience breakdown, but barely post a thing. Why? Be