$3$ main takeaways $($ learnings, advice$)$ and how can you apply these to your own search from this summary?

Jibran Chowdry owns a luxury watch business. Essentially he started with doing a lot of private bills with clients and my dealers. He was buying watches from dealers and selling them to my retail clients. Later he finds that, in selling he was using the same boring and not really popular networks, so the reason why he started social media was the goal of reaching newer and different kinds of customers. My goal was to create a community and sell my watches. $-$ Jibran says. His way of staying updated on the latest trends and changes is always checking what his competitors are doing and he also comes up with new ideas all the time, tests it out and sees if it actually works. He finds most of the competitors and brands moves on TikTok and Instagram. Hes selling brands, like Rolex, Cartier, Omega, etc., so he checks what they are doing and new products they are coming up with. The most rewarding thing for Jibran is realizing that he was able to create a community and being able to work from home. Once he started posting he had a certain style to the content, that he was producing, so because got used to that there created a community for like watch$-$enthusiasts, that became interested in my page and basically slowly but surely there was a community that started to form. To succeed in social media marketing, Jibran thinks these skills are essential: Honestly, a lot of consistency, thinking outside of the box, creativity, aesthetics, like having an aesthetic eye and be persistent is the most important thing. In terms of resources, that helped him to know more about social media, were never book or articles, hes a visual learner, so youtube influencers helped him a lot. Here are some tips for newbies, he wishes he knew when he started: As I already told you, when I stuck to one style at the beginning, people were getting used to it and it made my products and my postings recognisable. Which psychologically makes the likelihood of people buying from me more, than companies they have never heard of or seen anywhere. After we even become friends in the community, who ultimately were my clients and I was theirs. Another very helpful tip was, that I actually hired someone, who was expert in social media, I was able to use her resources to also help my business.Questions asked:$1.$ Can you provide a brief overview of your background and experience in social media marketing?$2.$ How do you stay updated on the latest trends and changes in social media marketing?$3.$ On the flip side, what do you find most rewarding about working in social media marketing?$4.$ What skills do you believe are essential for success in social media marketing?$5.$ Are there any resources, books, or courses you would recommend for someone looking to build their knowledge and skills in this area?$6.$ Can you share some tips, you think would help you a lot, if someone told you before you started your career in social media?