Podcasts about creating great content

Listen, creating content is just part of the JOB when you have a business. Period.    But- if you do it wrong- if you miss any of these 3 things, you're not only leaving money on the table, you could be hurting your business.    Listen in for 3 steps you CANNOT skip when creating content.    Learn the exact method we use to blog SMARTER not harder in The Organic Marketing Framework  Write the BEST content of your LIFE- 10 Tips to Write Better Content Download the Content Strategy Repurposing Cheat Sheet Here Ready to get your website copy AND your SEO strategy DONE in a day? Snag a spot for a VIP Copy Day! Book your discovery call here! Join the Facebook Group Email info@faithhanan.com Book Your SEO and Keywords Strategy Call

Are you ever hit with shiny object syndrome when it comes to podcasting tech? You know what I mean; you see (or hear) someone talking about another piece of podcasting tech, and you're convinced that switching to something new will propel your podcast forward.But is the grass always greener on the other side?It's a common struggle of podcasters; facing analysis paralysis when it comes to choosing podcasting tech tools and platforms. So in this episode, I share my experience of feeling stuck in the endless search for the perfect tools and emphasize the importance of prioritizing content creation over constantly trying new tools.We talk about how and why it's so important to focus on the basics, such as a podcast hosting platform, recording and editing software, and graphic design tools for podcast artwork. I'll even give you some recommendations for podcast tech and software that you might want to check out if you haven't found something you like yet.But overall, the biggest podcast tips for this episode is to stop getting distracted by 'shiny object syndrome' and sticking with what works best for you as the podcaster, and your podcast.Afterall, your audience come to you for your content; not because of the tech you've used during production.Tools mentioned:Captivate.fm - https://veritysangan.com/captivateBuzzsprout - https://veritysangan.com/buzzsproutRiverside.fm - https://veritysangan.com/riversideCanva - https://veritysangan.com/canvaHighlights:Importance of prioritizing content creation over tech toolsAdvice to stick with what works and focus on basicsAvoiding 'shiny object syndrome' in podcasting techEssential tools for starting a podcast: hosting platform, recording/editing software, graphic design toolsImportance of having the basics in place and focusing on content creationTimestamps:00:00:00 Intro00:01:07 Overcoming Podcast Tech Analysis Paralysis00:03:08 Stick with What Works and Focus on the Basics - Podcasting Advice00:04:27 Essential Tools for Starting a Podcast00:07:50 Advice on Choosing Podcast Tech Stack Wisely

Mastering LinkedIn: Boost Your Business Buying Strategies In this podcast, Jonathan Jay invites LinkedIn expert, Andrew Grill, to share his insights on how to use LinkedIn more effectively, especially for individuals interested in buying businesses. Topics covered include developing online credibility through LinkedIn, improving profiles for greater visibility, using LinkedIn analytics, understanding the LinkedIn algorithm, and exploring various LinkedIn tools. Grill also introduces the 'LinkedIn Social Selling Index' and provides actionable tips for better networking and content sharing on LinkedIn. 00:35 Introduction and Welcome 00:47 The Importance of LinkedIn Profile for Business Buyers 01:19 Guest Speaker Introduction: Andrew Grill 01:41 Andrew's Early Experiences with Technology 02:21 Andrew's Background in Small Business 02:47 The Power of LinkedIn for Business 03:03 Andrew's Journey with LinkedIn 03:47 The Impact of LinkedIn on Andrew's Business 04:01 The Changing Landscape of B2B Selling 05:02 The Importance of Digital First Impressions 05:34 How to Google Yourself Effectively 06:56 The Anatomy of a LinkedIn Page 11:34 The Importance of LinkedIn Activity 15:39 Understanding LinkedIn Public URL and Profile Visibility 19:48 The Difference Between Following and Connecting on LinkedIn 20:40 The Importance of Adding a Note When Connecting on LinkedIn 21:44 Understanding LinkedIn on Desktop and Mobile 22:08 The Importance of Personalizing LinkedIn Connections 22:18 LinkedIn as a Platform for Business Content 22:58 Overcoming Writer's Block on LinkedIn 23:07 Using LinkedIn as a Content Laboratory 23:46 Creating Engaging Content on LinkedIn 27:22 Understanding LinkedIn's Algorithm 32:14 Tips for Creating Great Content on LinkedIn 33:00 Understanding LinkedIn's Social Selling Index (SSI) 34:19 Using LinkedIn's QR Code Feature 35:09 Posting Consistently on LinkedIn 38:04 Actionable Steps to Improve Your LinkedIn Presence Resources Buying a business is only the start, which is why we are now teaching what happens next on the Mastermind program. Now, if you've already bought a business, you should be part of my Inner Circle group where we discuss raising capital, integration management, and exiting. Email Maria on hello@thedealmakersacademy.com for more information.  If you are looking for a lawyer in the UK to help you get the deal over the line, then use my own lawyer, John Andrews. You can phone his office at (0345) 2412494 or email him at johnandrews.deallawyer@jmw.co.uk. If you would like to take the next step to learn the best ways of buying a business, without risking your own cash, you can access my free training at: www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk Watch my Webinar Training Video: https://www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk You can also request a free copy of my book at: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/free-book-giveaway/ If you want to jump straight to my live Zoom FastTrack course, please go to: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/fast  Connect with Jonathan Jay at: Website: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-jay-3556b230/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDealmakersAcademy

Want to use your content on multiple social platforms? Looking for a system to batch the creation, prep, and scheduling of your marketing content? To explore a strategy for social content repurposing, I interview Amber Figlow.Guest: Amber Figlow | Show Notes: socialmediaexaminer.com/598Review our show on Apple Podcasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, my good pal Frank Morano, radio show host on 77 WABC here in NYC, stops by for such a fun conversation. We agree- talk radio is alive & well, despite all the many changes and challenges the media lanscape is facing. Our client, attorney Eric Richman, kicks off this episode by sharing a bit about his practice and how PR has benefitted his business.

Local SEOs wonder whether searchers actually enter the Local Finder from the Pack results. We often think no but our research indicates that not only do searchers enter the Local Finder on a regular basis, they also scroll deep and often pick a business not in the top three. Local link building is hard but NearMedia research indicates that even in competitive markets in competitive categories it only takes several great local links to compete. Google has created a world where focusing on search optimizations has rewarded businesses who have invested in SEO. Yet they consistently lecture users about the need for user centric content. The reality is that there is a great deal of hypocrisy on the part of Google in these matters. How should they deal with this reality?Subscribe to our 3x per week newsletter at https://www.nearmedia.co/subscribe/

Welcome to Coffee with Closers, where we sit down with inspiring entrepreneurs and leaders to learn more about their journey and the lessons they've learned along the way. Today, we are excited to have Anthony Kennada, CEO and Co-Founder of AudiencePlus. His entrepreneurial journey is one for the books – from launching successful marketing campaigns for popular companies like Hopin and Front to creating a Customer Success category at Gainsight, he's now living his own business dream. During this episode, Anthony will share his expertise on why every company needs a customer success role, what AudiencePlus is all about, and how to build an audience by creating great content. He'll also explain why CEOs should be spokespeople for their brands, how to attribute content correctly and promote it effectively, and how to find a balance between authenticity and high production quality. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ►Find Anthony Kennada on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/akennada/ ►Visit AudiencePlus at https://www.audienceplus.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This week was an awesome episode in my humble oppinion, I had the pleasure of chatting with the master of content, and the dude who reverese engineered social media, John Edmonds Kozma of Bang Productions. They are one of 30 companies in the entire world who are Meta third party partners! John and I talk about the power of content, creating good quality content that resonates with your audience and reminding ourselves that at the end of the day it's about who's paying the bills, and we have to create according to the customors! If you'd like to connect with John, you can follow him and the company in the following places: Facebook Instagram YouTube

We're joined by Kevin La, aka SydneyFoodBoy! In this episode, we chat to Kevin about balancing a full-time optometrist job with creating incredible food content. Kevin talks to us about the inspiration behind ‘SydneyFoodBoy', how he grew his platforms so quickly and we also dive into Kev's favourite food spots & future plans for his brand. Show Notes Links:https://www.instagram.com/sydneyfoodboy/https://www.youtube.com/c/SydneyFoodBoyhttps://www.tiktok.com/@sydneyfoodboyhttps://www.facebook.com/sydneyfoodboy/

Do you ever feel like your podcast content suffers because you don't have the time to keep up with your production schedule? We've all been there: up until 2am working on an episode that is supposed to go live in just a few hours. What if it didn't have to be that way? In this episode, Kate Erickson explains how she breaks down the exact system you need to create consistent content for your podcast.MORE: https://PodPros.com/204

In this episode, Perry talks about the value of storytelling and provides 7 tips for anyone who faces the fear associated with staring at a blank screen, wondering how they can begin to create fresh content. This is adapted from a presentation Perry recently gave at the 2022 SANS Security Awareness Summit. Books & Resources: Overview of "The Iron Triangle" Visual Summary of Perry's SANS Security Awareness Summit presentation YouTube Video: You are not a storyteller - Stefan Sagmeister @ FITC Security is Alive: 8th Layer Insights, Season 2, episode 6 Creativity for Non Creatives: 8th Layer Insights, Season 2, episode 10 Igniting and Sustaining Creativity: 8th Layer Insights, Season 2, episode 1 Unleashing Trojan Horses for the Mind: 8th Layer Insights, Season 1, episode 1 Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative, by Austin Kleon Show Your Work: 10 Ways to Share Your Creativity and Get Discovered,, by Austin Kleon MasterClass -- Margaret Atwood Teaches Creative Writing "Everything is Alive" Podcast Transformational Security Awareness: What Neuroscientists, Storytellers, and Marketers Can Teach Us About Driving Secure Behaviors, by Perry Carpenter The Security Culture Playbook: An Executive Guide To Reducing Risk and Developing Your Human Defense Layer by Perry Carpenter & Kai Roer Production Credits: Music and Sound Effects by Blue Dot Sessions, Envato Elements, & Storyblocks. Artwork by Chris Machowski @ https://www.RansomWear.net/ and Mia Rune @ https://www.MiaRune.com. 8th Layer Insights theme music composed and performed by Marcos Moscat @ https://www.GameMusicTown.com/ Want to get in touch with Perry? Here's how: LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Email: perry [at] 8thLayerMedia [dot] com

Gwynne Spann, Director of Content Marketing, Visit California talks Tik Tok, next generation websites, and content editorial boards. Plus, we learn how to say her name correctly!

Are you figuring out how to boost your healthcare podcast? In this week's episode, the Founder of the Outcomes Rocket Podcast and Smooth Podcasting Productions, Saul Marquez shares relevant tips on how to use podcasting to grow your day job and increase sales. He breaks down the benefits of automation and how it can help save time and increase scalability. Saul remarks on the importance of finding a good mentor, and having a sustainable internal production pipeline to grow your podcast. Let's dive in! Saul is a healthcare executive and media influencer. For the past 15 years, he has been a leader at well-known companies like Stryker Orthopedics and Medtronic. The mission of his work is focused on improving outcomes and business model success in healthcare. In addition to his leadership in the corporate world, Saul is an entrepreneur at heart. As the founder of the Outcomes Rocket Podcast and Smooth Podcasting Productions, he and his teams are focused on helping businesses and leaders more effectively deliver their message and value to customers. Key Highlights: [00:01 - 07:15] How Saul is Using Podcasting to Grow His Business and Increase His sales [07:16 - 14:23] How to Systemize Your Podcasting Process to Maximize Results [14:24 - 21:42] Focus on Creating Great Content and Let Someone Else Do the Marketing [21:43 - 23:52] Final Thoughts Connect with Saul on LinkedIn, and Twitter. Visit Outcomes Rocket, and learn from the most inspiring healthcare leaders! Key Quotes: "Through repetitive content, you establish an opportunity for people to know, and trust you and your brand and your voice." - Saul Marquez "The more podcasts you put out there, the more you're on top and the higher, the likelihood that somebody's gonna click and listen." - Saul Marquez Subscribed Yet? Now you can! Subscribe to the Patient Convert Podcast and never miss a new episode! Subscribe for emails or use your favorite podcast app via Email, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, or visit my website intrepy.com Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram   What We Do Check out our Healthcare Marketing Agency – Intrepy Healthcare Marketing Check out our physician liaison training platform – Physician Liaison University Leave a Rating & Review for Other Listeners! I hope that you have found this episode and any others you have listened to to be helpful in your growth as a healthcare marketer or practice owner. Please consider leaving a review on one of the channels above. The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on Apple Podcasts and leave us a brief review! You can do the same on Stitcher as well. Your ratings and reviews help get the podcast in front of new listeners. Your feedback also lets me know how I can better serve you. Thanks for listening. Justin & Kelley Knott

Chad Reid is an experienced copywriter and communications expert. He is the current Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Jotform, an online form creator that offers a large variety of templates and features. Previously, Chad was a Technical Copywriter at PK Safety, a Contributing Writer at Metromix, and a Marketing Associate at Lincoln Financial Network. Chad received his master's degree in communication from Purdue University. He has worked as an assistant coach for two different collegiate rowing teams and is a board member of the Lake Merritt Rowing Club. In this episode… B2B marketing has its own unique advantages and disadvantages. Since businesses are so intimately aware of their own marketing techniques, simple gimmicks need to be replaced with trust and real results. The goal is to provide a quality service, display it in the best possible light, and build a connection through proven performance. It's up to marketing teams to encourage the company to take that initial chance. Chad Reid has a background in copywriting and marketing, giving him thorough insight into both worlds. He currently leads marketing for Jotform, a bootstrapped B2B productivity tool. Their marketing department has taken off since 2014 with Chad at the forefront of their development. So what are the strategies he's used along the way? Alex Gluz sits down for an interview with Chad Reid, the Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Jotform, to talk about B2B marketing and content creation. They go over Jotform's marketing strategy and how they've tailored their content to different verticals. They also discuss Chad's personal marketing recommendations, how he's utilized YouTube, and the greatest challenges facing B2B marketers today. Hear the rest on this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast!

In this episode, you'll find out how to create great content as Adam will reveal 10 things that make every episode worth listening to. Tune in now!     WHAT TO LISTEN FOR Tips to booking a guest you want How to identify what your audience wants to know Strategy to make your solo episodes better Ideas for better interviews Formula to a podcast that keeps people listening     REFERENCE/LINK MENTIONED AnswerThePublic     CONNECT WITH US Thinking about creating and growing your own podcast but not sure where to start? Click here and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams! Upgrading your podcast equipment? Maybe getting your first microphone? Get Your Free Equipment Guide! We also have free courses for you on everything you need to know about starting a great podcast! Check out our first 6 episodes through the links below! Identify Your Avatar - Free Course 1/6 What To Do BEFORE You Launch Your Podcast - Free Course 2/6 How To Launch A TOP Show - Free Course 3/6 Best Marketing And Growth Strategies - Free Course 4/6 How To Monetize Your Podcast - Free Course 5/6  Top 22 Pitfalls On Starting Your Own Podcast - Free Course 6/6   If you want to make money out of your podcasts, check out this FREE resource we made. It's a sponsor sheet that our clients use and now they are making between $2,000 to $5,000 from sponsorship!  Let us know what you think about our show! Leave an honest rating and review in our Apple Podcast here!

In the latest Social Angle podcast, ASI Media's Vinnie Driscoll picks the brain of Jeff Anderton, SnugZ USA's director of content, about how much effort goes into the creation of his videos, social media's impact, and advice for anyone looking to take their content game to the next level. They two even discuss Anderton's latest augmented reality creation, Swagar!

You have this amazing podcast, but you're relying solely on the podcast directories to promote it and get discovered. To put it lightly, you're making a very big mistake.Today I'm joined by Jessica Freeman, host of the Work Your Wellness Biz. Jessica focuses primarily with wellness industry experts to build an online presence that stands out and gets clients. In this episode of Branded Podcast Secrets, not only are we talking about her specific podcast, but we're also talking about her expertise, websites, and why it's so important for podcasters to make sure they have a home for their content.We also talk about how she's repurposing content, and how she has pivoted since starting her podcast over 160 episodes ago. She also gives some great tips on Pinterest and how to use that platform to gain followers.To find out more about Jessica, visit: https://jesscreatives.com/.If you're interested in starting your own branded podcast, feel free to set up a 1:1 Consultation with me here: https://calendly.com/erin-gregor/podcasting_consult_30

Have you ever felt at a loss for creating content to promote your business? If so, this podcast is a must-listen-to episode. Melanie Deziel is a two-time guest on The Brand Journalism Advantage podcast. She shares her powerful strategy for creating great content. Melanie Deziel is a keynote speaker, award-winning branded content creator, and lifelong storyteller, on a mission to share the power of compelling and credible content with others. Melanie is the founder of StoryFuel, which teaches marketers, publishers, creators, and companies of all sizes how to tell better brand stories, and the author of The Content Fuel Framework: How to Generate Unlimited Story Ideas. See the show notes.

Generating content ideas for your law firm's website can be challenging — in fact over half of the people using websites and blogs find this to be their biggest struggle. Sometimes the obstacle is just the mental challenge of generating ideas that will be relevant and interesting to your readers. If you didn't have anything else to do, that might be easy enough, but most of us are juggling other tasks and job duties (and in your case, actually practicing law!) and do not have time to brainstorm a batch of content ideas. If whipping up fresh, regular content is causing you stress, there is creative help around the corner in this episode of Legal Marketing Lounge!CREATING GREAT CONTENT SERIESThis series is about giving small and solo law firms the information and tools to create amazing content for their own websites to gain more organic traffic, help potential clients, and rise in the Google rankings._____________________________________________________________________________________THE SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and more can be found here:www.LawQuill.com/podcast-005_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in learning more about digital marketing and your law firm? Head over to Law Quill for more advice and tips in my extensive blog!www.LawQuill.com/blog_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in having someone help you with your digital marketing and content creation for your law firm's website? I would love the opportunity to visit with you and find out your goals (so I can help you reach them!) Hop on my calendar anytime atwww.calendly.com/lawquillor email me directly at annette@lawquill.com

SEO is search engine optimization, and it is the way that Google integrates all of the information about your law firm from the entire internet to determine whether or not to place you on the first page of their search engine.If you are attempting to optimize your law firm's website to gain the coveted top spots on Google's search engine, one of the best ways to do so is through fresh content on your law firm's website. This episode will focus on why new blog posts and fresh content on your law firm's website matters, how to actually create and format your articles, and how to promote your articles once they are published on your law firm's website.CREATING GREAT CONTENT SERIESThis series is about giving small and solo law firms the information and tools to create amazing content for their own websites to gain more organic traffic, help potential clients, and rise in the Google rankings._____________________________________________________________________________________THE SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and more can be found here:www.LawQuill.com/podcast-004_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in learning more about digital marketing and your law firm? Head over to Law Quill for more advice and tips in my extensive blog!www.LawQuill.com/blog_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in having someone help you with your digital marketing and content creation for your law firm's website? I would love the opportunity to visit with you and find out your goals (so I can help you reach them!) Hop on my calendar anytime atwww.calendly.com/lawquillor email me directly at annette@lawquill.com

Plagiarism. It's NOT what you think it is! In many cases, law firms make simple mistakes that cause the Google bots to think the content on their website is plagiarized!Learn how to make sure you don't make these simple mistakes!CREATING GREAT CONTENT SERIESThis series is about giving small and solo law firms the information and tools to create amazing content for their own websites to gain more organic traffic, help potential clients, and rise in the Google rankings._____________________________________________________________________________________THE SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and more can be found here:www.LawQuill.com/podcast-009_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in learning more about digital marketing and your law firm? Head over to Law Quill for more advice and tips in my extensive blog!www.LawQuill.com/blog_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in having someone help you with your digital marketing and content creation for your law firm's website? I would love the opportunity to visit with you and find out your goals (so I can help you reach them!) Hop on my calendar anytime atwww.calendly.com/lawquill

Internal links keep your potential clients within your website, while external links transport a visitor from one website to another.Adding internal and external links (correctly!) to a website is one of the best-kept marketing secrets, and it can make a big difference.Learn EXACTLY how to do both in this episode!CREATING GREAT CONTENT SERIESThis series is about giving small and solo law firms the information and tools to create amazing content for their own websites to gain more organic traffic, help potential clients, and rise in the Google rankings._____________________________________________________________________________________THE SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and more can be found here:www.LawQuill.com/podcast-008_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in learning more about digital marketing and your law firm? Head over to Law Quill for more advice and tips in my extensive blog!www.LawQuill.com/blog_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in having someone help you with your digital marketing and content creation for your law firm's website? I would love the opportunity to visit with you and find out your goals (so I can help you reach them!) Hop on my calendar anytime atwww.calendly.com/lawquill

As an attorney, you understand that your legal documents MUST be in a certain format, or a court may not accept it.  Similarly, there are also best practices regarding the organization and formatting of your blog posts for SEO!After you have done the hard work of researching your topic and finding an amazing keyword, make sure that you know how to organize and format your article to optimize it for search engines!CREATING GREAT CONTENT SERIESThis series is about giving small and solo law firms the information and tools to create amazing content for their own websites to gain more organic traffic, help potential clients, and rise in the Google rankings. _____________________________________________________________________________________THE SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and more can be found here:www.LawQuill.com/podcast-007_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in learning more about digital marketing and your law firm? Head over to Law Quill for more advice and tips in my extensive blog!www.LawQuill.com/blog_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in having someone help you with your digital marketing and content creation for your law firm's website? I would love the opportunity to visit with you and find out your goals (so I can help you reach them!) Hop on my calendar anytime atwww.calendly.com/lawquill

This episode will teach you how to FIND AND USE keywords to gain more organic traffic to your law firm's website! SEO (Search Engine Optimization) keywords are the lifeblood of digital marketing, and they can make a substantial difference in your website's online visibility.SEO keywords are topics, phrases, or words that people search for repeatedly on the internet; they are the most popular terms people use when seeking specific information.CREATING GREAT CONTENT SERIESThis series is about giving small and solo law firms the information and tools to create amazing content for their own websites to gain more organic traffic, help potential clients, and rise in the Google rankings._____________________________________________________________________________________THE SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and more can be found here:www.LawQuill.com/podcast-006_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in learning more about digital marketing and your law firm? Head over to Law Quill for more advice and tips in my extensive blog!www.LawQuill.com/blog_____________________________________________________________________________________Interested in having someone help you with your digital marketing and content creation for your law firm's website? I would love the opportunity to visit with you and find out your goals (so I can help you reach them!) Hop on my calendar anytime atwww.calendly.com/lawquillor email me directly at annette@lawquill.com

Great content is like a great wine, it's hard to describe but you know it when you see it. In this episode we explore the elements of great content across all platforms. Sign Up for Our Weekly Newsletter: https://pineapplepost.news Book time on Josh's personal calendar: https://bit.ly/3otQm8z We have a lot more content coming your way! Be sure to check out the FULL COMP media universe by visiting: Full Comp - www.restaurants.yelp.com/fullcomp The Happy Mouth Morning Show - www.restaurants.yelp.com/happy mouth Restaurant Marketing School - www.restaurants.yelp.com/marketingschool Restaurant Influencers: The Playbook - www.restaurants.yelp.com/influencers

I write a lot. Between my books and blog, I’ve written (er, typed) tens of millions of words on various topics ranging from building big guns (biceps) to literal gun rights, from calories and macros to history and religion, from habits and motivation to actually getting smarter, and many excursions everything in between. So it’s not surprising that many people who are interested in writing ask me how to get started, about the writing process, how to get better at it, and how to break into the content creation game. To help address this topic, I invited a veteran expert, Lou Schuler, onto the podcast. In case you’re not familiar with Lou, he’s the Editorial Director of the Personal Trainer Development Center (Jonathan Goodman’s online training coaching company) and an award-winning journalist who’s spent decades writing fitness articles for Men’s Fitness and Men’s Health, as well as his own books, including The New Rules of Lifting series and The Lean Muscle Diet (with Alan Aragon). He’s even delved into the world of fiction, so he’s more than just a health and fitness writing guru. In this podcast, we chat about all things writing, including . . . How writing is different from other content creation Why you probably shouldn't write unless you really enjoy it The important of knowing your audience The value of self-editing (and how to do it) Why writing is hard (and should be) Dealing with drafts and coming back to them with fresh eyes And more . . . So, if you want to learn some key lessons Lou has learned from decades of writing in the fitness space, give this episode a listen! 10:04 - How do you get into the writing business? 46:28 - What does your self editing process look like? 58:10 - Do you tend to sit on something you’ve written and come back to it at a later time? Mentioned on The Show: Lou Schuler's books, blogs, and articles: www.louschuler.com/ Shop Legion Supplements Here: legionathletics.com/shop/ --- Want free workout and meal plans? Download my science-based diet and training templates for men and women: legionathletics.com/text-sign-up/

Creating content is one thing, but making sure your content creates the engagement you want is another. If your content sucks, you are not going to get any engagement. Once this happens, most people tend to give up on that type of content, thinking it doesn’t work for them, but as you’ll soon find out, this is usually not the case.The biggest challenge that many people face when creating content is not knowing their audience. You have to know and understand your audience to create content that resonates with them. What this means is that you have to understand their frustration and fears which then allows you to meet them where they are at.Once you understand your audience, you need to know their pain points. This enables you to create content that hits them on an emotional level. All your content, including ads, should be designed to address their pain points and resonate on an emotional level.The third key to creating great content is telling a story. People love stories, and there is no better way to connect with your audience than through stories. The thing with stories is that you have to do it in such a format that makes your audience take the action you want.Click play on this episode to hear of a great 5 step framework for telling a story that will resonate with your audience and make them take the action you want.  Key TakeawaysIf your content sucks, there will be no engagement (01:47)Knowing your audience to meet them where they are at through your content (02:55)Knowing your audience’s pain points (10:46)Connecting with your audience on an emotional level (13:31)The hero of your story has to be the customer (16:00)How to tell a story to resonate with your audience (17:10)5 step framework for how to tell a great story (18:09)Additional Resources:John Farkas Email blueoceanfitness.net------------www.AlloyPersonalTraining.comLearn About The Alloy Franchise Opportunity---------You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

Hey @creativelykey, what’s your biggest tip for creating great content?! #askingforafriend Audio Engineer: @b_cuz Originally recorded September 11, 2020 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theeamateurexpert/support

We chat with Kyler Miles, Creative Specialist at SimplyPHP - a North American PHP Development Company that helps companies of any size - from startups to Fortune 500s - get results with industry best practices. Kyler is an expert in producing amazing content, whether that's on Instagram, YouTube, or his podcast "Making It". This episode is all about producing great content. With social media platforms becoming more crowded, Kyler shares some great insights on how you can stand out. Specifically, covering how you can get started and the value of focusing on your message - with a great Star Wars reference! To close out the episode, Kyler shares his strategy at SimplyPHP, which is interesting as they have a very technical service.

There are three questions I ask myself when I'm looking to create great content. In this quick episode I'll cover all THREE! Get Access to FREEBIE HEAVEN, my online database filled with FREE guides and ebooks to help take your business to the next level. Click here for more information: https://www.hustleforwardacademy.com/freebie-heaven Interested in 1-on-1 coaching? There are a few slots left for this month. Get all the details here or visit https://www.shaylavarnado.com/1on1-coaching. Make sure you're a member of my squad of business besties if you don't want to miss when enrollment for the HUSTLE FORWARD ACADEMY opens back up. Click here for weekly tips and to join the waitlist. Follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @shaylavarnado Happy Hustling! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hustleforwardpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hustleforwardpodcast/support

After a successful career in sports journalism at Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and Bleacher Report, as well as a key storytelling role at the National Basketball Players Association, Jared Zwerling launched the first dedicated media platform focused on sharing basketball players' lives off the court.Instagram: @besomebodyblogFacebook: @besomebodyincTwitter: @besomebodyblogFor our full audio and video experience visit Besomebody.com

Podcast Language: Bengali (বাংলা) Today's guest is Sadman Sadik (সাদমান সাদিক). Sadman Sadik is an author, educator and marketer He has co-authored the book 'Student Hacks' which was the best-selling self-development book of National Book Fair 2019. His new books 'Communication Hacks' and 'Smartphone Photography' have been released in the Bangladesh National Book Fair 2020. He has his own Youtube Channel and facebook page where he shares educational videos with over 11 Million views so far. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbp-seeam/support

How you show up and share your content, even when you don’t feel perfect? There’s an ocean of content out there, but not an ocean of quality content. You don’t have to be perfect to create great content and stand out. Listen in to uncover the keys to creating great content even when you don’t feel perfect.

On today's episode of The Moore You Know Podcast Riley asks Travis Huff, Max McCoy, and Ryan White their advice is for creating great content. Travis Huff is a social media consultant and host of the Be Real Show Max McCoy is a freelance film maker and host of the Looking Up Podcast Ryan White is a 7 figure digital entrepreneur, influencer, investor, press contributor, and speaker Enjoy The Episode Riley hopes you found value in this episode that will propel some aspect of your life. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe wherever you listened along with leaving a review to assist in enabling others to hear this episode. Sign up for CrowdQuestion free and follow The Moore You Know Podcast to ask Riley questions surrounding what was discussed. CHECK OUT MY BOOK HERE - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084DHWN69 CHECK OUT THE CHARITY BOOK DRIVE HERE - https://www.gofundme.com/f/young-men-in-juvie-amp-foster-homes DOWNLOAD CrowdQuestion FREE AT https://www.CrowdQuestion.com

Amy Jacobus is obsessed with helping service providers, entrepreneurs and mission-based business owners increase their impact with smart, human marketing online. Amy teaches workshops and leads programs full of simple, apply-it-now strategies for your website, email and social media, including her signature program, Confident + Consistent Marketing. She has designed courses, facilitated workshops and participated in panel discussions for the University of Denver, LEAP at St. Mary’s College, Barnard College, New York Foundation for the Arts, Gibney Dance, The Artist Co-op and Pentacle, among others. Learn more about Amy and her work at amyjacobus.marketing and follow her at @amyjacobus on Instagram. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Amy’s early interest in both dance and writing led her to her current career helping nonprofit organizations market themselves Amy shares some of the key lessons she has learned and favorite experiences she has had working in the nonprofit space Why “perfection paralysis” is a real challenge for nonprofit organizations, and why over-editing your work can be a problem Why engaging with your current audience is at least as important as attracting a new audience, and why it’s worth overcoming the capacity challenge to nurture relationships Amy offers five key prompts to help you generate new content ideas that are relevant and valuable to your audience How Amy helps clients tell authentic and engaging stories to answer frequently asked questions about their organizations What steps Amy recommends to encourage your audience to view your content, and why teasing the content is the secret to getting subscribers to engage Why not all of your contacts needs to have a call to action, and why nurturing and delighting your existing subscribers can help spread your message Why starting one-on-one conversations with subscribers can help them feel connected to your organization on a deeper level Why it is important to celebrate your successes with your subscribers and express gratitude for their support Additional resources: Website: https://amyjacobus.marketing/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/amynjacobus/

Pillar 4 (Episode 247 of the Boss Girl Creative podcast) of my 8+1 Pillar Series is all about creating great content. It's not just about creating content, but it's about your content being super great. Meaning, you've got to be writing it for your ICA (ideal client avatar). If you don't know who that is, you're not going to be able to effectively write or create great content. Start with Pillar 3 (Episode 246) first. Otherwise, it's time to keep building that business foundation with Pillar 4. BGC ANNOUNCEMENTS * Welcome to the 247th episode of the Boss Girl Creative Podcast!! Today's topic is all about my 8+1 Pillar Series and we're diving in to Pillar 4: Creating Great Content. * Want a direct link to the podcast feed? Click here. * Use this Hashtag on Social Media: #bossgirlcreative INSIDE THIS EPISODE

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Guest’s Background: Mike Rhodes is approaching veteran status in the Adwords world. He’s in his 13th year of building & running campaigns for businesses & brands all over the globe. He’s the co-author (with Perry Marshall) of the world’s best-selling book on Adwords ‘The Ultimate Guide to Google Adwords’ with the 5th Edition due later in 2017. He’s also represented Google on stage & spoken at numerous events (including at the Google Plex in Sydney & many others such as Traffic & Conversion, Baby Bathwater, & for marketing legends like Brian Kurtz, Ryan Levesque, Ed Dale & James Schramko) And as well as being in the trenches with his team & doing the work for clients, he also teaches a few hundred agencies how to improve what they do… both the technical ‘how to do adwords better’ side, and how to scale their agencies. Mike’s married to the amazing Gabbi & lives in Melbourne, Australia. When he’s not playing in the google machine you’ll find him in a forest on a mountain bike, or elbow-deep in Play-Doh with his two gorgeous daughters. Website: websavvy.com.au How to Audit Your Adwords Account Action: Every account should be audited at least quarterly, by someone other than the person running it. Goal: List insights, recommended actions and expected business impact. Step 1: Start Google Adwords audit by looking at a high-level overview of the account Step 2: Segment the data – dig a little deeper Step 3: Get granular – delve into the nitty-gritty of AdWords Support the show.

Welcome to Episode 008 of the ESSENTIALS series. In this episode we focus on one element every message needs to help you CONNECT with your audience. (01:10) Before we begin, DOWNLOAD the free Quick Guide PDF HERE: PDF Quick Guide to Creating a Talk that Sticks (01:27) It's not possible to cover in one short podcast everything needed to create a great message or sermon. So today we will focus on ONE critical element. It's a wonderful technique that will endear you to, and build trust with your listeners. First, choose the subject of your message and then refine it down to one focused objective. Create a concise sentence that defines your objective. This will rule the rest of your message creation. Then gather all the elements and items your talk will potentially contain. Next you will trim, trim, trim and then organize your elements in the order you will deliver them. 3 major areas of an orators speech were defined by Aristotle in ancient Greece. Ethos, Logos, and Pathos. (see the Venn diagram in the PDF.) Today we concentrate on the Pathos element (03:19). It's the emotional and feeling part of your talk. (08:12) Without Pathos, your talk will not sink in and stick with your listener as well as it could. (08:56) To do this, use a story, experience, or memory of your own life. The use of FEELINGS in your message often times gets a bad rap. (10:29) They are often the glue that cements the truth into your audience. (13:50) Your listeners begin to know you, then trust you. (14:55) Dennis Agajanian, a long time Christian Musician, is a master of communication from the stage. He could quickly read an audience and make changes to his message or concert accordingly. (16:35) Start cataloguing your life memories. Write them down and tag them; use voice memos on your phone or apps like Evernote to reference them. People buy the feeling they hope to get in a purchase, or any other life changing decision. (23:20)  (24:18) Thank you for the notes and emails. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We'd love to help. (25:00) Many other resources are available all across the internet to help you with ideation and content curation for your sermons and messages. i.e.: www.life.church  www.sermonspice.com www.sermonsearch.com www.sermon.net  and Google can find you many more, along with just listening and referencing your favorite speakers, pastors and communicators messages online. ---------------------------------------------------------- (09:50) Sign up for the brand new mini-course on Go-Time preparation. Access it at EmpowerYourPlatform.com  [DOWNLOAD] SAVE YOUR VOICE! Our free Healthy Warmup Guide for Speakers and Pastors, CLICK HERE We are now booking THE SHARPENING Speaking Workshop Event for church and ministry teaching teams of 10 or less. It's a combination of online training leading up to a LIVE and PRIVATE interactive event with your team. More info at: THE SHARPENING, www.empoweryourplatform.com ------------------------- Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to be notified whenever a new episode is released. And SHARE with those you know who might enjoy it! We provide group, individual and online training for pastors, ministry leaders, executives, and attorneys across the United States. Check out what we offer at the EYP website: Website: www.empoweryourplatform.com Join our FREE Facebook Group: Speaking Tips for Ministry Leaders Helping you deliver life-changing moments to the people you serve every time you speak.

In this episode, I talk to Rajeev Mudumba about: - How he accumulated a lot of great entrepreneurial experiences in his career - Why he started creating his own content and the importance of it - The steps and tips he suggests to get started on your own And much more. ----- Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy it, join the SG email list to get more business insight and content right to your inbox every week: https://www.solopreneurgrind.com/join/ ----- Rajeev's podcast: http://planbsuccess.libsyn.com/website Rajeev's website: http://www.rajeevmudumba.com/

Today's podcast is on the topic of creating great content. You'll hear about identity and a systematized approach to creating content, which includes mapping as many of the 40 to 50 pre-defined identity points that Level 10 Contractor has identified to your company and coming up with great headlines and stories to make those points really come alive.   Schedule a Session with Rich! Do that here.

social media nowadays is more than just posting a picture. you've got to create content that engages and excites your audience. but how do you do that? in today's episode of #AskVP we calk about the 3 pillars to creating GREAT content for social media.

Boss mode: ON. You’re about to get a mega dose of business Libby today inside of this episode with tangible, actionable steps that you can take inside of your business. In this replay episode, Erika and Lindsey from Often Ambitious  interviewed me on all things business strategy, entrepreneurial mindset and how to create great, sellable content.  In this episode you will hear me share: -My journey in the entrepreneurial world -Tangible no BS business tips  -Mastering the entrepreneurial mindset  -Creating great content that envokes curiosity & conversion.  Links & Resources Mentioned:Go follow Erika on Instagram here: Erika's Instagram Connect with Lindsey on Instagram here: Lindsey's InstagramTune into the Often Ambitious podcast here: OA Podcast Did you hear something you loved here today?! Tag me on Instagram @libbycrow Rate + Review + Subscribe via iTunes Ready to take on our free 3 Day Daily Shift Challenge? This is for service based entrepreneurs and is hosted by yours truly along with my dear husband & marketing wizard, Scott Oldford. Head here for the deets: The Daily Shift Challenge

Stuart Brauer is a 15-year student of strength and conditioning, and he was fortunate to find CrossFit in 2006; his journey consists of humble beginnings,making three figures and running park workouts to owning a million-dollar gym—Urban MVMNT.In 2015, his gym business was self-sustaining so he ventured into helping other micro-gym owners and built the media handle WTF Gym Talkto help provide solutions for the WTF!#%! moments we all have in our business. Today Jason sits down with Stuart Brauer (Stu) to lay out tangible toolsgym owners and business owners alike can use to boost their engagement. Having similar backgrounds and much exposure to the fitness industry, Jason and Stuart, provide helpful insight into areas of marketing, community development, and how to stay relevant in the ever-evolving fitness space. Minute Breakdown: 0-5 –Bootcamp for Business 5-10 –Referrals, Guerilla Marketing, and Operational Decisions 10-15 –Community Connection and Networking 15-20 –Tracking Your Efforts and ROI20-25 –Capitalizing onLocalism 25-30 –Hacks for Creating Great Content 30-35 –Depth vs. Width and Capturing Moments Work with Stu and see what he’s got cooking at https://www.wtfgymtalk.com/ Find Stuat @wtfgymtalk Find Jason at @jasonkhalipa Referenced Tools: Magisto: www.magisto.com Anchor.fm: https://anchor.fm  

Creating content for Instagram can be difficult to do consistently without it taking up way too much time out of your schedule. So here are my best tips for creating HD content quickly and for free using only your phone. Also be sure to join our new Facebook group, Instagram Marketing Masters to share your knowledge and engage with our awesome community!Join Instagram Marketing MastersSee you over there!Derek Videll

Creating content for Instagram can be difficult to do consistently without it taking up way too much time out of your schedule. Here are my best tips for creating HD content quickly and for free using only your phone. Also be sure to join our new Facebook group, Instagram Marketing Masters to share your knowledge and engage with our awesome community! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/instagram-marketing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/instagram-marketing/support

Carrie Reagh shares her tricks of maximizing your content creation, guidelines to design your own logo, and insights on leaving a job to start a woman-owned company. Interviewed on-site at the Social Media Marketing World Conference. Visit Arise2Live.com for more information.

Today's episode is a huge milestone for the show. It's the 40th episode of Climb in Consulting. It's been a great adventure so far and I'm looking forward to creating the next 40 episodes for you. A big thank you to all of my guests who have appeared on the show so far and a big thank you to you for listening to it! Without you I would have packed this up long ago. To celebrate 40 episodes I wanted to share my advice on one the biggest challenges I find Consultants, Consulting Leaders and Consulting Marketers face - Producing content. I speak to a ton of Consulting leaders and Consulting Heads of Marketing who say that they struggle to get content from their Consultants. Likewise I speak to Consultants who are desperate to create more content but just don't know how. In this episode I focus on the two reasons that I believe hold Consultants back from creating more content - fear and time. By resolving these two issues you'll be able to create significantly more content which will only benefit your firm and your own career. Specific people I mention in the show: Nigel Walsh - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigelwalsh/ Nigel Walsh's interview for Climb in Consulting - https://www.climbinconsulting.com/podcast/2018/10/17/episode-31-nigel-walsh-deloitte-digital Natalia Wiechowski - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nataliawiechowski/ Natalia Wiechowski's interview for Climb in Consulting - https://www.climbinconsulting.com/podcast/episode-19-natalia-wiechowski This episode is brought to you by Create Engage the Digital Marketing agency for the disruptive Management Consultancy. Digital Marketing has moved forward, but most consulting firms haven't. Many Consulting firms still see their corporate blog as their sole Digital Marketing channel and find themselves frustrated when these blogs yield little if any results. To help those of you who want to harness the power of Digital Marketing to grow your Consulting Business but don't have the knowledge, capacity or in-house capability to do so I launched Create Engage, the first Digital Marketing agency for the Management Consulting Industry. If you'd like to find out more about how Create Engage can help you use Digital Marketing to take your business to the next level then drop me an email at Nick@CreateEngage.co.uk or go to our website www.createengage.co.uk where you can download our free case study that breaks down down the Digital Marketing strategies used by one successful Consulting firm to help them grow over 400% in just 3 years and gives you the secrets they used, so that you can apply them in your own firm.

Nicolette Johnston of Colette Publications joins the pod to talk about creating great content for your property. Nicolette is the publisher of Bed & Breakfast Magazine and Chateaux & Castles Quarterly, but she's also spent quite a bit of time being a travel blogger. Nicolette shares her tips for innkeepers to create great content for their blog and for their social channels and we also learn a little about Bed & Breakfast magazine and how to pitch your inn for a story!

[Startup Series] Curiosity.com CEO and media veteran Lisa Weinstein joined Devon to discuss Curiosity's mission to create "educational positivity" on the internet, how Curiosity is monetizing its audience in a sometimes-daunting ad market, and what may come next for the company as it expands its audience across platforms. Intro and outro music is "Origin." by Misc.Inc.

In Part 2 of our talk with Colin Christensen from FKA, Josh and Colin discuss the impact of Patagonia's brand activism on Instagram, attempt to understand the crazy world of Vice, and learn about some really great content Collin has produced here locally. Collin also shares his advice for students interested in marketing. Links from the discussion below: Patagonia Insta Handle - https://www.instagram.com/patagonia/?hl=en CWB Business Blog - http://www.cwbank.com/blog Thanks again to CKUA Radio Station for the amazing studio space! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

Learn about the impact of digital on content creation, which content gets the largest results and examples of companies winning the content game. In Part 1 of our episode "Creating Great Content", we are joined by Communications and Content Writer Colin Christiansen who graduated as Marketing Major in 2015. This recording is full of amazing insights and will leave you wishing there was more... oh wait there is, be on the lookout for Pt.2 coming soon! Important links below: You can find all the content Collin talks about below: Denny's Absurd Twitter - https://twitter.com/DennysDiner?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Nike FlyKnit Instagram Story - https://vimeo.com/265657349 Also, thanks Jen for sending in your question! And thanks again to CKUA Radio Station for the amazing studio space. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode we are interviewing Business Coach and Strategist, Libby Crow! Libby is one of the kindest souls you'll ever meet and is whip smart to boot. In this episode, Libby talks about how she's created her business coaching practice, how mindset plays a crucial role in her success, how she's created an entire business around her mindset practices, and how she's teaching her clients to excel in their businesses. You'll hear some killer tips on how to create content as well - leaving you with mindset tips and business tangibles! If you loved this episode, please leave us a 5 star rating and review! We SO appreciate your feedback and support. We love our #OAfam. Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/oftenambitious Join our secret community Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/oftenambitious

Writer, teacher and author Neil Landau gives tips for writing in the current market and discusses his new book TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era.

This Episode covers what marketes should pay attention to when creating content to engage potential customers.

Launching a podcast, creating great content and growing your audience with Moby (@notthatmoby ), host of The Fire Show Podcast (@fireshowpodcast)

Tips for creating fun content for the New Year with Maya in the Moment!

10 Things I Wish I Knew About Blogging and Content Marketing When I Started Today, I want to share the audio of a keynote I gave at a conference early last year about 10 things I wish I’d known about blogging and creating content for content marketing when I started. In episodes 204 and 205 I shared some recordings of keynotes I’ve given, and the response from many of you was that you wanted to hear more of that style of podcast. So today I dug out a talk I gave at the Super Fast Business conference, which is run by James Schramko here in Australia.s James, who puts on a great event, asked me to share some of my story and give some practical tips on content creation. I talk about defining what your blog is about, the three phases of creating great content, how to mix up the different types of content you feature on your blog, idea generation, creating ‘content events’ on your blog, and how to differentiate yourself in your content.    I loved doing this talk, and I hope you enjoy it too. Don’t forget to join the Facebook group Slides from the Talk For those of you who would like to follow along with the slides - here they are. 10 THINGS I WISH I KNEW ABOUT CONTENT MARKETING WHEN I STARTED from Darren Rowse Further Listening on 10 Things I Wish I Knew About Blogging (and Content Marketing) When I Started 059: What Should I Blog About? 15 Questions to Ask to Help Identify Your Blogging Niche or Focus 033: 2 Questions to Ask to Help You Find Readers for Your Blog 011: Create 10 Blog Post Ideas for your Blog [Day 11 of 31 Days to Build a Better Blog] 084: How to Come Up With Fresh Ideas to Write About On Your Blog 086: How to Get into the Flow of Creating Great Content for Your Blog 087: 9 Questions You Should Ask Before Hitting Publish On Your Next Blog Post 152: How to Use Embedded Content on Your Blog [Challenge] Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Hi there and welcome to episode 213 of the ProBlogger podcast. My name is Darren Rowse, and I’m the blogger behind problogger.com, a blog, podcast, event, job board, and a series of ebooks, all designed to help you as a blogger to grow your audience. You can find more about ProBlogger over at problogger.com. In today’s episode, I want to share with you an audio from a keynote I gave at a conference early last year. The topic was '10 things I wish I had known about blogging and creating content for content marketing when I started'. A bit of a mouthful, but you get the idea. Back in episode 204, 205, just a few episodes ago, I shared a couple of recordings from keynotes I’ve given at my ProBlogger events and I had so much positive response from that. People really enjoyed that format, a presentation, a talk. Longer form and also the slides from those talks as well. I wanted to do it again because many of you wanted more of that style of podcast. We’re not going to do it every week by any account. I don’t give that many talks. But I did find this one from the Superfast Business Conference. It’s a conference that is run by James Schramko. Many of you will know here in Australia. It’s run in Sydney and it was a great event. I really enjoyed getting to that particular event. James puts on a really good event, and he asked me at the event last year to share some of my story but also give some practical tips on content creation. Really, that’s what the focus of this talk is about. In it, I’ve given a few tips on defining what your blog is about but then we get a lot into content creation itself. I talk about three different phases of creating content. I talk about how to mix up the different types of content that you might want to feature on your blog. I talk about idea generation, some tips on creating content, finishing content, running content events and challenges on your blog and also how to diff...

The websites that receive the highest traffic feature great content. Quality content will attract clients and potential clients to your website and will help you achieve your goals. We will discuss “Enhancing Your Website With Great Content,” with top experts from Rough Draft Solutions, Klimb Creative, and Cold Box Films.

The websites that receive the highest traffic feature great content. Quality content will attract clients and potential clients to your website and will help you achieve your goals. We will discuss “Enhancing Your Website With Great Content,” with top experts from Rough Draft Solutions, Klimb Creative, and Cold Box Films.

How to Overcome 5 Blogger Obstacles As I record this, I’m just home from our first ProBlogger event of the year in Brisbane and am preparing for our next one in the coming days in Melbourne. The Brisbane event was really worthwhile. We heard from Pat Flynn, Jadah Sellner, James Schramko, Kelly Exeter, Shayne Tilley and Laney Galligan and had a couple of days of great teaching and inspiration - including a day with a small group masterminding their businesses. Each year at our events, I open the event with a keynote. This year I spoke about evolving your blog rather than getting into a ‘revolving’ pattern (or going in circles). I will share more on that topic on the podcast in the future but as we’re very much focused this week on our events and serving our attendees I wanted to give you another taste of what we do at our events and share with you the opening keynote from a previous year as this week’s episode. I did this in the last episode too and got a lot of positive feedback and hope you’ll enjoy this one too. It’s from 4 years ago but I think it’s spot on in terms of a message for today too. The bloggers interviewed on stage: Tsh Oxenreider Amy Porterfield Brooke McAlary Trey Ratcliff Phoebe Montague The post Brooke spoke about on fear Further Listening and Reading on 5 Obstacles Bloggers Face (And How to Get Over Them) 5 Obstacles Bloggers Face (And How to Get Over Them) slides Episode 83 Battling Blogger’s Block – Where do you get Stuck? Episode 84 How to Come Up With Fresh Ideas to Write About On Your Blog Episode 86 How to Get into the Flow of Creating Great Content for Your Blog Episode 87 9 Questions You Should Ask Before Hitting Publish On Your Next Blog Post Episode 54 3 Questions to Ask When Facing Fear Don’t Fall Into This Trap That Could Destroy Your Blog Dallas Event Facebook Group Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: Hey there, my name is Darren Rowse. I’m the blogger behind ProBlogger.com, a blog, podcast, some events, a job board, and a series of ebooks, all designed to help you as a blogger to grow your blog, to start it up, get content on it, build community with your audience and to make some money from it as well. You can learn more about all we do at ProBlogger over at problogger.com. As I record this episode, episode 205, I’m just home from our first ProBlogger event of 2017. This year was in Brisbane, just in the last weekend. We’re getting ready for our next one, experimenting this year with two in two weeks. The second one will be in Melbourne. By the time this episode goes live, we will have that one as well. Our Brisbane event was really worthwhile. I’m so excited about what we did this year. We heard from Pat Flynn, Jadah Sellner, James Schramko, Kelly Exeter, Shayne Tilley, Laney Galligan, and had a couple of really great days of teaching and inspiration, including a day with a small mastermind group. Really working through 40 or so blogger’s businesses. Each year, at our events, I open the event with a keynote. This year, 2017’s event, I spoke about evolving your blog rather than getting into a revolving pattern. I guess the catch was to evolve, not revolve, because many times, we go in circles. I’m going to share more about that topic on this podcast in the future, another reason to subscribe if you haven’t already. As we’re very much focused upon our real life events this particular week and serving our attendees who come along to that, this week in the episode in the podcast, I want to give you another taste of what we do at our events and share with you another opening keynote from a previous year, as this week’s episode. Now, I did this last week as well. If you haven’t listened to that back in episode 204, got a lot of positive feedback in the last few days about that one and so ...

Today’s show is our first Tuesday Tips + Tricks episode of the season and it’s sponsored by Twenty20, which is a stock photography site where creatives like us can go to find inspiring, authentic stock photos taken by real-world photographers. I was pretty excited when the team at Twenty20 reached out about sponsoring the show. I’ve been having trouble finding the time to stage all of the photos I need to go along with my written or audio content, but I was also really interested in finding out more about the company. So, I wrangled an interview with Co-founder and CEO Matt Munson to see if he could share, not only the company’s backstory, but also some best practices for using stock photography in our businesses. SHOW NOTES: Twenty20.com/cyop Twenty20 on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest + Twitter Tarte Yogurt More about the transition from Instacanvas Today’s episode is brought to you by Twenty20, where creatives go to find inspiring, authentic stock photos taken by real-world photographers. Head to Twenty20.com/cyop for a seven-day trial with five free photos!

The right content is critical to creating trust, influence, and inspiring new business opportunities. In my experience, it’s taken over as the key online marketing strategy. Yet, so many advisors lack the time, ability and/or resources to pull it off and achieve the results they expect. The most obvious obstacle impacting financial advisors struggle with content creation is that they don’t have a process. Advisors need a process to be better at producing expert financial content. A well-thought out process can help you on your journey to become a financial influencer and inspire lots of referrals (ideal prospect leads).

Do you broadcast live video? Want to learn how to create an engaged following? In this episode, I interview Alex Khan, the founder of Attractive Media, a German social media agency that helps businesses with live video.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/244

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Note: this episode is available to listen to in the player above, on iTunes and Stitcher. Tips and Resources to Generate Consistent Content for Your Blog Today I’m talking about being more consistent with your blogging. This topic originated from a question by Jason Stevens from Digital Tools of the Trade.  Jason wants to know how to maintain consistency when blogging? This is an important question, because consistency matters when creating content for a blog or any medium. There are so many blogs out there that were started with energy, passion and enthusiasm for a topic. Eventually, the enthusiasm fades and those blogs are neglected or even dead. Today we are going to discuss tips and resources that will prevent your blog from ending up in the blogging graveyard. Also, don’t forget to check out our new resource of 180 Blog Post Ideas. This will give you six months worth of idea prompts and blog post ideas, and that’s if you blog daily. For most people, 180 prompts will last a year or more. Today’s Tips for Being More Consistent With Your Blogging Don’t bite off more than you can chew, or commit to a rate of publishing that is beyond what you can actually do Generate Ideas for Content Ahead of Time (Episode 84 and 180 Blog Post Ideas) Block out time to create get a daily or regular writing rhythm (Episode 86) Block out time to polish and complete your work (Episode 87) Consider creating “easy posts” some posts take less time than others Reader Discussions - ask a question Polls - take a reader poll Challenge your readers to do something Link post - Links on a theme Best of archived posts - link post on content you have written Embedded content post - embed content and add thoughts (Episode 97) Guests posts and interviews - THE KEY is to keep these posts relevant Weekly Rhythm: Monday - Guest post Tuesday - Reader discussion Wednesday - Longer thoughtful post Thursday - Video of the week Friday - Longer thoughtful post Saturday - Link roundup post Sunday - Challenge post or reader homework Use a tool like Coschedule or others to come up with an editorial calendar - be able to visualize ahead of time Write out of relationships - create your content for real people - get to know your readers Batch write - getting ahead of writing relieves the pressure Be spontaneous - some of the best writing occurs when an idea pops in your head Create content that is meaningful - don’t lose sight of what your blog is about Understand what kind of content drives you - not just topic, but format and medium For me, podcasting has been a huge game changer Links and Resources for Being More Consistent With Your Blogging 180 Blog Post Ideas Episode 84 How to Come Up With Fresh Ideas to Write About On Your Blog Episode 56 How to Get into the Flow of Creating Great Content for Your Blog Episode 87 9 Questions You Should Ask Before Hitting Publish On Your Next Blog Post Episode 97 How To Lift the Quality of Your Blog Posts with Embeddable Content CoSchedule Blab Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: Hey and welcome to episode 101 of the ProBlogger podcast. My name’s Darren Rowse, and I am the blogger behind problogger.com, a resource to help bloggers and other content creators to monetize their blogs, to monetize their podcast, to monetize the content that they create. Today, I want to talk to you about being more consistent with your content creation, particularly talking about blogging. But a lot of what I’m talking about today can be applied to other types of content as well. You can find today’s show notes and listen to this particular episode if you so choose at problogger.com/podcast/101. You’ll also find there some details of our brand new resource that we’ve ju...

Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. How to Beat Blogger's Block: Part 5 - How to Finish Every Blog Post Every Time Today's episode is about how to get into the habit of finishing what you start. It's part 5 in a mini-series of podcasts that looks at how to be more productive with your blog and beat common blocks. In today's episode, I'm sharing how I managed to switch from regularly starting but not finishing blog posts, to finishing and publishing them most times. I share my strategy, tools and process so that you can finish every blog post every time.  In This Episode You can listen to today's episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we'd also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). In today's episode: 4 common reasons why you might be struggling to complete a blog post Why scheduling time to finish blog posts will help you complete and publish more blog posts! How to improve the quality and consistency of your blog posts How to build a system, checklist and schedule that you can follow to streamline your blog post process 9 questions you can use as your blog post completion checklist How involving others can help you improve your blog post completion rate and quality, and ways to do it Further Reading and Resources for How to Finish Every Blog Post Every Time How to Craft a Blog Post – 10 Crucial Points to Pause Podcast Episode 40: 7 Productivity Tips For Bloggers (includes my schedule with the time I dedicate to finishing blog posts) 9 questions you can use as your blog post completion checklist: Does the post ‘matter’? Is it meaningful? Will it be valuable to readers? Is the title good? Have I got a good opening line? Have I clearly explained my main points/teaching/opinion? Have I added an appropriate conclusion and call to action? Could I add more depth? (further reading, quotes, examples)? Have I invited my readers to interact/respond/share? Have I proofread it? Could I add more visual appeal through images, multi media or better formatting? Other episodes in this series about beating blogger's block: Podcast Episode 86: How to Get into the Flow of Creating Great Content for Your Blog Podcast Episode 85: How to Get Entrepreneurial Ideas Out of Your Head - Pat Flynn Interview Podcast Episode 84: How to Come Up With Fresh Ideas to Write About On Your Blog Podcast Episode 83: How to Beat Writer’s Block: Part 1 – Working Out Why You’re Stuck Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: Good morning and welcome to the ProBlogger Podcast episode 87. My name is Darren Rowse. I'm here in Melbourne, it's cold, well not too cold, it's a rainy day and the kids have just left the house, so I've jumped on straight away as I tend to do in the mornings.  Today, I want to finish out a little series on blogger's block. We started the series back in episode 83 where I talked about three different types of blogger’s block. We talked about that blockage that you have in coming up with ideas. We talked about the block that you have sometimes when you're creating content, and also completing content. Actually hitting publish and this is something a lot of bloggers actually struggle with, they end up with a whole heap of drafts or they sit on posts for a long time before they publish them for a variety of reasons.  You can go back and listen to the previous episodes in episode 83, 84 and 86. There was an 85, it was Pat Flynn's interview to catch up on the series. Today, I want to talk about this idea of completing content. I want to talk about some of the reasons why people don't complete that content. I want to give you three quite practical tips on how to get through that block if that’s something that you struggle with.

Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. How to Beat Blogger's Block: Part 4 - 10 Ways to Get Your Writing Flowing Today's episode is about how to get into the flow of regularly writing great content for your blog. It's part 4 in a mini-series of podcasts that looks at how to stop blogger's block. I get asked about it all the time and suffer it too! In today's episode, I'm tackling the challenge of hitting the wall in terms of creating content, traditionally known as ‘writer's block’. I share 10 key strategies you can use to beat writer's block.   In This Episode You can listen to today's episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we'd also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). In today's episode: What causes writer's block How mixing up your environment could cure your writer's block How 'free writing' might get you unstuck How writing to someone can help you - and 3 different ways to get you started How getting in touch with someone else's pain or need can free up your writing Why the time you choose to write matters so much How setting deadlines and creating an editorial calendar can save you angst and prevent writer's block Why stimulating and inspiring your mind is vital if you want to prevent writer's block How preparing an outline can break down writer's block - and a template some bloggers find helpful How writing a different style of blog post can get your creative juices flowing Why 'speaking' your blog post might help you get it written down (and how I use this technique) Further Reading and Resources for How to Get Your Writing Flowing Anatomy of an Effective Blog Post - Michael Hyatt My Experiment with Early Morning Free Writing Sessions CoShedule - the tool I use for scheduling blog content  Other episodes in this series about beating blogger's block: Podcast Episode 85: How to Get Entrepreneurial Ideas Out of Your Head - Pat Flynn Interview Podcast Episode 84: How to Come Up With Fresh Ideas to Write About On Your Blog Podcast Episode 83: How to Beat Writer’s Block: Part 1 – Working Out Why You’re Stuck Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: Hey there, it's Darren Rowse here from ProBlogger. Welcome to episode 86 of the ProBlogger podcast. Today, I want to continue our series on blogger's block.  Back in episode 83, we talked about three different types of blogger's block. Coming up with ideas was one of them, writing content was another, the third type was completing the content. Episode 84, I talked about how to come up with ideas for what to write about.  Today, I want to talk about how to actually get in the flow of writing and creating that content. You can find today's show notes with some further reading and some tools at problogger.com/podcast/86.  Today, we're tackling the challenge of hitting the wall in terms of creating content. This is probably traditionally called writer's block but it applies to different forms of creating content as well. I know bloggers or podcasters who get podcasting block. YouTubers have YouTubing block or whatever it might be. Coming up against that wall of creating, it can come about for a variety of reasons. There's probably different types of writer's block in the midst of it. Sometimes, you get too many ideas and they all jam together that you can't get anything out. Sometimes it's just things that aren't flowing, your words are getting jumbled up, things just don't seem to sound right. Sometimes it's more about being out of rhythm.  For instance, I have to find it really hard when I come back after taking three or four weeks off for a holiday, vacation, or travelling for a conference. Sometimes I find it hard to get back in the flow of writing every day. Sometimes you're just tired.

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