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Welcome to another episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast with Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman. In this game preview edition, Tony and Tom delve into Ohio State's upcoming matchup against Marshall. They discuss Ohio State's preparation, the talent disparity between the teams, and offer their score predictions.The podcast also highlights standout players like Jeremiah Smith and touches on past performance comparisons. Join us for insightful commentary and detailed analysis as we prepare for another exciting Ohio State football weekend. 00:00 Welcome to Buckeye Weekly Podcast 00:10 Game Week Mode and Editorial Calendar 00:57 Marshall Week Preview 02:15 Ohio State's Offensive Expectations 15:05 Defensive Strengths and Predictions 21:55 Score Predictions and Final Thoughts

In this episode we go over all of the details of my new group coaching program: Earn 50K as a VA: The Bootcamp for Virtual Assistants. Are you struggling to attract clients or maintain consistent income in your VA business? Do you feel like you're working endless hours without making the money you deserve? If you're tired of the 'feast or famine' cycle and want to break free from trading time for money, this bootcamp is designed for you. When you first started your VA business, you were had that fire in you, you were passionate and you KNEW you were going to make a go of it. But running a business is tougher than it seems. The good news? Success in your VA business is just a few key steps away—steps you'll learn to master in this program. It's time to kick your VA business into gear! Earn 50K as a VA: Bootcamp for Virtual Assistants Group starts September 25th! In this 12-week bootcamp, you will focus on mastering the essential skills that will transform your business. These aren't just strategies for now—they are foundational elements you can apply over and over as your business grows. Here's what you'll master: Business Planning to map out a clear path to consistent income Time Management to increase productivity without burning out Services and Rates to attract high-paying clients with confidence Marketing to stand out and be seen as the expert in your niche Client Acquisition to consistently fill your calendar with the right clients Confidence to level up your services and increase your rates Special LIVE session price! $897 (payment plan available) Register here: https://50kvabiz.com You'll not only learn the strategy behind each of these areas—you'll also gain practical, actionable steps to implement them right away. What's in it for you? Freedom: Design your VA business to fit your lifestyle and your goals, whether that's earning more while working less or scaling up to $50k and beyond. Consistency: Build a business model that attracts clients consistently, so you can leave 'feast or famine' income behind. Growth: Learn how to increase your income by adjusting your services, rates, and business model—without needing to work more hours. Confidence: Gain the skills and mindset to position yourself as a VA expert, enabling you to charge premium rates and attract dream clients. Support: Access ongoing support from an experienced VA coach (me!), a private Facebook community, and personalized check-ins to help keep you on track. What will you learn? Here is a taste of the brainy/strategy stuff you will learn: Build your business model to suit the lifestyle you want to live Set short term and long term goals, and hold yourself accountable to reach them Set up the financial end of your business so you make a profit Plan for support in your business (subcontractors, outsourcing, assistance, coaching) so you can grow it easily when the time comes Brainstorm new ideas for services offerings and programs Price your service offerings so you make money and your clients are happy Package your services easily so you can specialize and become the ‘go to expert' in your field Plan to learn new skills and even change your niche or area of expertise if you want to Network more effectively with people so they can become clients or strategic partners Craft your marketing message so your clients know they want to work with you Position yourself as an expert in your field, so your network (and you!) recognize your value and expertise Turn a consultation into a sales conversation – and conversion! and loads more stuff … Resources you will receive: Easy yet complex exercises to help you understand the concepts of each section of the training Done for you templates and checklists to help you incorporate the new things you learn Resources and reference sheets to help build your procedures, systems and more On demand technical information you need (shopping cart? collaborative software? website stuff? Whatever you need for your business, we will find together!) Marketing planning and strategy tips Content planning and writing system for blogging or marketing How to do the ‘math' behind successful networking and a lot more … Why invest in this bootcamp? By the end of this bootcamp, you will have everything you need to build a thriving, profitable VA business. You'll understand how to attract clients, set your rates, manage your time, and confidently grow your business, and a whole lot more. Special LIVE session price! $897 (payment plan available) What would a $50,000 a year work-from-home virtual assistant business help you do? It could help you do whatever you want, like the practical stuff: Pay off your mortgage faster Contribute to the household as much (or more) than your significant other Ease your stress about money when bills come in the mail Put your kids through college Save for your retirement Help you afford private health insurance or the fun stuff: Take a family vacation (or get away without the family!) Spoil yourself with your favourite toys ‘Me' time stuff like regular massages or trips to the spa Hire a housekeeper or a gardener Go out for dinner more often Home renovations! (my favourite!) Take this opportunity now to build the lifestyle you want. This isn't just another course. It's a complete transformation of your business. JOIN ME for this AMAZING BOOTCAMP – the next live session starts on September 25th! https://50kvabiz.com HERE ARE THE COURSE DETAILS: Module 1 – Orientation Orientation and Introductory Lesson – Setting Expectations Lesson 1 – Business Reporting Kit Lesson 2 – Goal Setting and Strategy Lesson 3 - Time Management and Productivity Lesson 4 - Standard Operating Procedures and Task Efficiency Module 2 – Business Planning Lesson 5 – Business Plan Lesson 6 – Business Models – Income Calculator Lesson 7 – Doing the Math – Tracking Income and Expenses Lesson 8 – Setting Financial Goals and Forecasting Revenue Module 3 – Services and Rates Lesson 9 – Skills Inventory/Choosing Your Best Services Lesson 10 – Training and Education Lesson 11 – Features and Benefits Lesson 12 – Pricing Your Services Lesson 13 – Packaging and Specializing Your Services Lesson 14 - Planning for Subcontractors and Team Members Module 4 – Finding Clients Lesson 15 – Finding Your Best Clients Lesson 16 – Effective Networking Lesson 17 – The Sales Conversation Lesson 18 – Handling Objections Lesson 19 – Responding to RFPs and Job Postings Lesson 20 – Contracts, Policies, Procedures and Business Documentation Lesson 21 - Onboarding and Communication Module 5 – Marketing Lesson 22 – The Marketing Cycle Lesson 23 – Your Marketing Message Lesson 24 – Marketing Planning and Strategy Lesson 25 – Blogging, Copywriting, Video Marketing Lesson 26 – Editorial Calendar and Content Creation (Manual and AI) Module 6 – Putting It All Together Lesson 27 – Branding and Professionalism Lesson 28 - Confidence and Crushing Imposter Syndrome Lesson 29 - Putting It All Together Lesson 30 – Assessment and Adjustment Lesson 31 – What's Next? Register here: https://50kvabiz.com NOT SURE IF THIS IS THE PROGRAM FOR YOU? Feel free to email me at tracey@yourvamentor.com and I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have!

This week I'm interviewing Holly Homer, co-founder of PageWheel and the creative force behind KidsActivities.com. Episode Highlights:Introduction to Holly Homer: Holly shares her remarkable journey from starting one of the first mom blogs to creating a sustainable business that supports her family.Streamlining Digital Product Creation: Discover how PageWheel can generate sales pages, thank you pages, delivery emails, and social media content, reducing the time and effort needed for digital marketing.SEO Strategies and Opt-in Benefits: Holly explains the critical role of structured content and opt-ins in building and controlling web traffic, enhancing user experience, and improving search engine rankings.Editorial Calendar Best Practices: Get practical tips on creating and managing an editorial calendar to ensure your content remains timely, relevant, and engaging.Maximizing Email Engagement: Learn Holly's effective strategies for maintaining a highly engaged email list, driving repeat traffic, and maximizing the value of your email subscribers.Internal Linking and Content Optimization: Understand the importance of internal linking to improve user navigation and boost SEO performance, along with tips on updating and optimizing old content.Leveraging AI for Efficiency: Discover how integrating AI in PageWheel has transformed Holly's approach to creating and promoting digital products.Customer Feedback and Product Improvement: The value of customer feedback in refining your products and services to better meet user needs and expectations.Resources Mentioned:PageWheel: Visit PageWheel for a comprehensive tool that streamlines digital product creation.KidsActivities.com: Explore Holly's blog for a plethora of fun and educational activities for kids.PageWheel Facebook Group: Join for exclusive live training sessions and a supportive community of digital product creators and bloggers.Connect with HoSend me a text!The Growth GearExplore business growth and success strategies with Tim Jordan on 'The Growth Gear.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify This Is PropagandaChallenging marketers' delusions about the cultural impact of our work. A WEBBY winner!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.Search the Simple and Smart SEO Show podcast for something you heard! It's free!Apply to be my podcast guest!

Welcome to the Marketing 101 Podcast for Small Business Owners, where you will find practical tips and guidance on developing marketing plans and content marketing strategies and tactics. Your host Philippa Channer, owner of Channer Consulting, is a content marketing strategist looking to help entrepreneurs like yourself to succeed.   In this episode of "Marketing 101 for Small Business Owners," host Philippa Channer discusses the importance of a well-aligned content strategy for effective content marketing. She emphasizes the need for consistency, quality, and a targeted approach that resonates with the audience. Philippa covers content mapping, the use of editorial calendars, diversifying content formats, and the importance of measuring success and adapting strategies. The episode concludes with an offer for a free consultation session with a guest expert.   Learn more about the EmpowerHer Program today: https://empowerherap.com/   Whenever you are ready, here are some ways that we can help you: Free 1-Hour Marketing Consultation: https://tidycal.com/philippa/free-marketing-consultation   Free Marketing Assessment: Do you know if your marketing is working?   Are you sure that all of the work you're doing to grow your business is actually working? You might be surprised by how much money and time you could save by taking our free marketing assessment. It only takes a few minutes, but it will give you an in-depth look at how effective your current strategy really is. Click here to get started: https://bit.ly/3xnrJ1W   Subscribe for regular content on developing a solid marketing plan, marketing strategy, and marketing tips.   Connect with us:   Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/channer-consulting-llc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/channerconsulting/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/channerconsulting/   Get in touch: info@channer-consulting.com

Getting the word out about your Virtual Assistant business takes time. But it shouldn't take all of your time. And yet a lot of VAs I talk to are spending hours and hours preparing their marketing stuff. There are a few reasons for this. First, we often struggle with what to put out there. So it takes more time to come up with ideas for content. We spend too much time making lists and finding inspiration. Second, we are perfectionists. Yes I'm looking at you, but I also have my hand up here so don't worry! So we work hours on graphics or content before we ever post them. And third, we try to 'be' everywhere. All of the marketing professionals will tell you to master one channel before moving to others. But we have FOMO so we do 't listen to that advice. So all that to say, it takes us a lot of time. When you don't have a lot of clients you have a lot more free time, but you should not be filling it with marketing. Networking, yes, but not content. To do this part efficiently takes planning and strategy ... and that's where an editorial calendar can be extremely helpful. It is your planning tool to help you decide what to put where, and when. Content marketing is much more than just posting stuff. You have to know why you are there, who you want to see it, and what you want them to do after seeing it. To create an editorial calendar, you need to know what you are promoting. Are you looking for more visibility and exposure for your VA business? Are you looking for clients? Are you looking to introduce a new service? When you know what you want to talk about, then the calendar comes into play I suggest doing your editorial calendar for one month. That is a repeatable task you can do every month and you can change things as necessary to make sure your strategy is working well for you. You also want to be sure that you set goals for your content, like the ones I mentioned above. If you want more visibility, how will you measure that? Likes, comments and shares? Interactions? If you are looking for clients, how many? Who are they? Where are they? How will your content help you get them? When you know your goal you can work better with your content. You can build your content into your schedule every day or every week. The idea if you do it daily is to do it in very small buckets of time, like 15 or 20 minutes. A lot of people prefer to schedule their regular stuff and then use that 15 minutes a day to do some interacting which is what I highly recommend. You don't have to hit publish live to do social media well. The live or daily interaction is the important part. And that's why an editorial calendar can help take the guesswork out of what you are posting regularly. Decide on four main topics you will create content around. These should have to do with your services. Actually let me state right here that your content should 100% be for your audience. It should be what they are interested in reading about. And I need to be totally honest with you: they do NOT care about you. I mean, they want you to be a nice and trustworthy person if they work with you, but all they really want to know is two things: what you can do for them and how much it will cost them. Your marketing content is for them. And it should speak to them. So park the posts about 'I',and start thinking 'you'. It will go miles further for you when you create content from that perspective. Okay so let's back up to where I was. Decide on four main topics that have to do with your services. For a lot of VAs, those could be: email management, time management, organization, client care/customer service. With those four topics in mind, start to collect ideas and dump them into folders to use to create content. With four main topics your content will be cohesive and you will be able to showcase your expertise. Why four? Because there are four weeks in a month, and you can rotate through them one week at a time, then continue the next month. Now decide where you will post and how often. Again this will determine what content you create. Platforms like Tiktok, Pinterest and YouTube are for outreach, to get people to see you and to get your VA business in front of your audience. Instagram and Facebook are for nurturing and sales. LinkedIn too. What that means is that if you are creating content for the other channels, that content should be driving people to where you want to nurture them and get to know them. Your editorial calendar and the planning you do there will also help you set realistic goals about how often you will publish content as well as determine deadlines for the content. So decide what you will do each day and slot it in. There is no ‘right' way, you will find what works for you - in terms of what you will create and what it will look like. You do want to create templates to help you work as efficiently as possible though. If you are writing a weekly blog post (which you really should be), use a template so that you can get that done easily. If you look at my blog you will see that for my podcast episodes, I have a quote for each of them, I come up with 3 points of discussion for the article, and I have a call to action at the end. In my template I also include graphics ideas, and formatting information for my blog, as well as category, keywords, and other seo information. That helps me think about all of those things when I create that blog post, and I never forget to include it. When you are blogging weekly, your website will get indexed more often by the search engines - especially if you are putting good keywords in there, but you will also have the basis to create the other pieces of content that you can use the remainder of the week. Remember, we are setting up four main topics so that we can create content on one this week, another next week, and so on. So take that blog post and pull out your quotations, or statistics, and 3 bullet points, and expand those or use those as images, or social media captions. With one blog post you can easily create 20 other pieces of content. Want to do an Instagram reel? You can do several by using those 3 bullet points, or by doing a carousel or a short form video listing them. The calendar is important to tell you what to post when - and you can even expand it so that you put the actual content into the calendar (many people do this). Whatever will help you get your marketing done efficiently is what you are shooting for. And using templates for graphics can make things very easy. It shouldn't take you hours to create graphics for your social media content - in fact, it should only take you 30 seconds - by setting up a template, or a series of templates, you just need to plunk your content in and you are ready to go. Brand recognition is also important for your marketing, and creating templates that you can use that are branded with your colours and your fonts is a great way to make sure that people who see your stuff will begin to recognize you. And in terms of captions, as I said before, get the I right out of it. You want the content to speak to your client. It's okay to put your image on stuff, I like that actually - but the words must speak to your audience. So, not ‘I am a VA, I can help you get things done', but ‘Overwhelmed? Here are 3 ways you can get more done every day.' You see how one speaks to them directly - and will get their attention because it's about a problem they are having. The other gives the same information, but coming from your perspective, and sounds salesy, even, because it just sounds like you want them to hire you. And just while we are on the topic, no motivational quotes either. Well, unless they are branded to your company, anyway. Or quote yourself! You want to be seen as the expert in what the client needs help with - not someone else. The same kind of goes for sharing other people's events. While networking and sharing is a really good way to nurture relationships with your clients and potential clients, there is really only one rule with sharing other expert's stuff (in my opinion) - and that is, if you are sharing their stuff, then you have to create more of your own stuff to cushion around it. There aren't a lot of rules, but you need to remember two things: Your perspective must be from your clients POV - what they are struggling with, and what they need help with, and You need them to know that you can help them with what is troubling them - not what you think they need help with, but what they think they need help with. So make sure your marketing covers those two things, and then just get doing it every week. And then for next week, change topics. And the third and fourth. Then next month in week 1 you'll be back with your week 1 topic and I can guarantee that this cycle will start to make things really efficient for you. Because when you are doing your normal surfing, you'll be able to find stuff you want to share, and add it to your calendar or folder. Really relevant stuff because your topics are focused on your clients. Marketing well takes practice, but you can do it! And you might even need to learn a little more than you know now, but you can start with an editorial calendar. And only do what you need to do right now. One thing I've been guilty of is putting too much into the calendar and then not getting it done. I don't want you to do that too. Plan for less, and then do more if you have time or if you get really productive. And set up the templates. If you do a blog post, how many pieces of content will you create from that (that are not going to take you hours to create each week)? I say shoot for 10 piece of content - so that's 2 per day you can post. One image and one caption. Easy with templates and a routine. And if you are expanding to another platform, then you can create more, but as our recommendation is to master one first, 10 pieces of content (where one is the blog post) is really manageable. Let's circle back to today's quote from Dustin Stout: Give your audience enough variety that they won't get bored, with an emphasis on what they really want most. When we talk about what to post, I can't stress enough that your content needs to be about your clients. Needs to be FOR your clients. And like Dustin says, give them enough variety (ie four topics) that they wont' get bored, and an emphasis on what they really want most (it your help). ‌ The editorial calendar as a tool helps you with time management, but as you can see if also helps you with focused content, creation process, simpler research, and helps your audience to see that you are really an expert in these things, because you're not all over the place every single day. Oh and as a completely random note, you can also reuse content! Just because you posted an image last month doesn't mean you can never use it again. Content is not one and done. Just be careful of posting the same thing to different platforms at the same time. If people are connected to you in more than one place, they don't need to see the same thing posted everywhere. Strive to keep things different in different platforms. Set your calendar up in Google Drive, or a project management system, or a content marketing system. I use Metricool and I simply love it. Take 15 minutes or so a day to connect with the people in your groups or social media platforms - ask questions, answer questions, like, comment and share. That goes a long way in building trust with your community. And remember those goals - what are you looking to do with this month's content? If content marketing is something you have a lot of trouble with, get some help with it. I can help. ‌It's the only reason I'm here at all, as you know. To help you become a ridiculously good VA. I have helped hundreds of VAs who are stuck get moving. I'd love to do the same for you. We can work together privately, or in The Virtual Circle, my monthly mastermind group, or in my Plan to Profit group coaching program, or you can enroll in some of my self study trainings. I have lots of options to move your forward. Check them out in the show notes for this episode. Thanks for tuning in this week! I'll see you next time! ‌ Let's work together privately to get you to your really big goal. It's the fastest way to get results and we can start right away. Learn more about private coaching here. The Virtual Circle (TVC) is a monthly mastermind group for Virtual Assistants just like you. We get together 3 times a month for group Zoom sessions to talk about what you are struggling with, working on, or celebrating. It's a close knit community of your VA colleagues that provides the best kind of support for your VA business. Learn more about TVC here. My self study program Getting Started as a VA can help you get your VA business started easily and quickly too. You can sign up right away and be on your way to getting clients by the end of the program, with all the right foundations in place. Check out the program here. Reach out to me if you need to talk about where you are stuck and what the right option might be to get you moving. It's literally all I'm here to do is help you get to where you want to go. Book a complimentary Cut to the Chase call with me here.

Jason Mudd discusses editorial calendars and how to use them to pitch to publicationsGuest:Our episode guest is Jason Mudd, CEO of Axia Public Relations. Five things you'll learn from this episode: What editorial calendars are Different types of media you can find editorial calendars for How to use editorial calendars to help determine pitches How to get/find a publication's editorial calendar How to pitch once you have an editorial calendar Quotables “Editorial calendars are a tool that is used predominantly by print and digital publications and specifically their advertising departments to kind of help plan out and coordinate between advertising and the editorial or newsroom or features department upcoming coverage that has a theme.” - Jason Mudd“You want to use the calendars that determine the content/ideas that these publications are looking for.” - Jason Mudd“Once you have the editorial calendar in your hands, whether it's digital or you printed it out or however it might be, the first thing you want to do is you want to start being an investigator.” - Jason Mudd“I want to emphasize that this is a relationship business, and we in the public relations profession need to start putting more emphasis on relationships.” - Jason MuddIf you enjoyed this episode, would you please share it with others and leave us a review?About Jason MuddJason Mudd is the CEO of Axia Public Relations, with a career spanning decades and collaborations with prominent organizations, including American Airlines, Hilton, and Verizon. ResourcesConnect and learn more about Jason Mudd on LinkedIn.Additional Resources from Axia Public Relations:Listen to more episodes of the On Top of PR podcast.Find out more about Axia Public Relations.Free Blog Editorial Calendar TemplateEditorial calendars: A PR pro's best friend Sponsored by:On Top of PR is produced by Axia Public Relations, named by Forbes Magazine as one of America's Best PR Agencies. Axia is an expert PR firm for national brands.On Top of PR is sponsored by ReviewMaxer, the platform for monitoring, improving, and promoting online customer reviews.Support the show On Top of PR is produced by Axia Public Relations, named by Forbes as one of America's Best PR Agencies. Axia is an expert PR firm for national brands. On Top of PR is sponsored by ReviewMaxer, the platform for monitoring, improving, and promoting online customer reviews.

EP 115. Wondering what to talk about in your content? How to look for insights yourself? Sarah shares this Agents of Change podcast interview with host Rich Brooks discussing how to use SEO to inform your editorial content calendar, so you feel better armed to incorporate SEO, empathy and data insights into your content calendar planning. SLACK COMMUNITY: JOIN free Marketing With Empathy® Slack community to connect and network with other brand storytelling pros, like yourself at https://view.flodesk.com/pages/63f2abe2a48787c3c5ff62ab       SHOW NOTES: https://www.podpage.com/marketing-with-empathy/blog/how-seo-informs-your-editorial-calendar-agents-of-change-episode-115/    (FREEBIE) 8 MISTAKES TO AVOID WHEN CREATING CONTENT MARKETING STRATEGY: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/64540b5e2597edecbb9925e9     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My chat with Jody Halsted, owner of Ireland Family Vacations for episode 13 was a great reminder of the importance of creating content that will drive business to your practice. But there is actually a different kind of marketing tool that can solve our growth and monetization woes.The thing is, this strategy is not the same for everyone. In fact, I've had multiple times in my marketing life where I have been tempted to do too much on too many platforms trying to be too many things for too many people and I've always regretted it. So what am I talking about?In this episode, I'll take you step by step through the process of creating content that will work all year long no matter what social media platform (that includes blogging and podcasting) you choose. How? Long and short of it; be consistent and avoid confusion.So would you benefit from joining every social media platform, or maybe just creating quality content for your ideal client on a few key platforms?This is a question I know many people wrestle with. There is no one size fits all answer, but I hope the perspective I share today will help you make the best long-term decision for your practice, and your balanced mental health.Get your step by step guide to private practice. Because you are too important to lose to not knowing the rules, going broke, burning out, and giving up. #counselorsdontquit.

Welcome back to SEASON 2 of Stream of COPY-Ness! This season we're getting down, dirty, and detailed on topics ranging from how to create a content calendar that doesn't suck, to writing a spicy, non-sleazy sales page, to having casual convos with embodiment coaches, witchy writers, and even more conscious creators. In this solo episode, I breakdown the anatomy of how to write a killer email and come up with an intuitive editorial calendar that works for your brain. Listen in to hear more about: 4 main ingredients of writing emails that people actually read. A breakdown and examples of each ingredient. How to create an editorial calendar that feels EXCITING rather than excruciating. Check in with your Content Map. Schedule your BIG 3. Ways to help you start to create your content. From the sode — Try FLODESK for all your email needs. Use ROSESTARCO at checkout to get 50% off your first year (that's $19). Grab your own CREATIVE CONTENT DIGITAL DASHBOARD to keep tracks of your idea, tasks, and intuitive editorial calendar. INBOX MAGIC - a go with the flow that teaches you how to build, nurture, and connect with your digital inbox community. Here's a quick video on HOW TO CREATE A CONTENT MAP. Links & resources — Email: Vanessa@rosestarco.com Website: Rosestarco.com IG: @rosestarco --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vanessachecchiolima/message

SPECIAL THANKS to Bitsy Ann (@8itsy on IG) who requested this episode! Part 8/8 of the SEO Writing Series: Creating Your Editorial Calendar This is an 8-part series that walks you through creating high-impact content that scales the ranks of search engines and rakes in that sweet, sweet traffic. In part seven, we talk about how to create an editorial calendar that takes your audience and SEO into consideration so that your whole content cluster strategy works even better. -- Download "THE CIRCA METHOD" and learn my signature method for creating high-powered sales copy: Get it FREE: https://lizslyman.com/circa-method/ CONNECT WITH ME: YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpPMFbrK2gUdSmRXqD4Uafw INSTAGRAM @LETSTALKCOPY COPYWRITING COURSES & RESOURCES: LIZSLYMAN.COM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letstalkcopy/message

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Copywriting is an excellent skill that we know a lot of people possess. But sometimes, even the best copywriters still experience the ever-catastrophic “writer's block”- where the mind just can't come up with creative written content, no matter the experience or skill. This is where an editorial calendar comes in. Today, Lacy Boggs shares the struggles of a writer and how an editorial calendar can become a game changer in beating our writer's block! Lacy is the Director of the Content Direction Agency and an experienced content strategist who helps businesses create and implement a content marketing strategy. Tune in and learn how to ace your content strategy by building the right editorial calendar! Grab Lacy's free editorial calendar template: https://lacyboggs.com/podcastFollow Lacy on social:https://www.instagram.com/lacylu42/https://www.facebook.com/lacylu42/Website: http://lacyboggs.comLove the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://kendraperry.net/

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Paying for advertising to get people to know about your business is expensive and out of reach for most yoga professionals, but there is another way to get the word out besides paying for ads or social media.   Free media and publicity!   In this episode, your host Pamela Crane shares her years of experience as a journalist and podcast host to help you know all the secrets to getting free media and guest spots on podcasts.   Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or find it at www.theyogapropodcast.com   Pamela Crane is a C-IAYT and E-RYT 500 with a Master of Science degree in Yoga Therapy.  She helps heart-centered entrepreneurs overcome fears and imposter syndrome to create online content; and provides evidence-based continuing education and mentoring for yoga professionals.  She is a former broadcast journalist and film and commercial actress who hosts The Yoga Pro Podcast; and has presented nationally and internationally at symposia and conferences for yoga and integrative medicine.   Topics: Local Newspaper and TV news -Start local.  You likely won't get the Today show on your first try.   -Follow reporters on social media and like/comment on their stories -Plan ahead.  Deadlines are sooner than you realize -Find email address for health and lifestyle reporters -Make your pitch relevant to their viewers and not about you -Have your ducks in a row so you are ready when it airs-social media, websites,  -Learn how to be on camera, where to look, how to speak in soundbites -Learn how to write a press release or get someone to write one for you.  (This is something I can help you with). -Pick one or two outlets to target.  Reporters want exclusive content.   Podcasts -Actually listen to the podcast so you get the vibe -Make your pitch different.  Check out the episode titles and see how you can be unique and fit in.   -Send a headshot and all of your links with the pitch.  We want to get to know you, but also it's tiring having to go searching social media for a picture and links.  Many podcasters are one person teams, so make it easy on them to want to have you as a guest. -Get a good mic.   -Have good lighting -Make arrangements for your children and pets.  Some podcasters don't edit.   Writing for Other Sites and Publications -HARO and QWOTED are good sites to find stories that reporters are working on to pitch.  That reporter working for a small website today may be writing for a big publication next week.   -Google your favorite publications' Editorial Calendar.  That is where you can see what they are working on and what you might want to pitch.  Most work at least 2 months or more in advance.   Generally -Know the audience of the outlet and make sure you fit in. -Again, make it easy on the reporter or podcaster.  You want to be their go-to source that they call again and again -Be gracious.  Don't spend the whole time talking about your book or product.  You want to provide value to the audience.  Most podcasters will give you the chance at the end to tell people how to find you (and if your content was great they will!), and articles will usually link to your website or social media -Tailor your pitches to the reporter or podcaster.  We can smell a form letter a mile away.  -Send a sample of your product or copy of your book.  It lets them get to know what you have and they can speak more intelligently about it if they have tried or read it. -Share it!!!  You want them to cover you but it's important to share the article or podcast with your audience as well.  It's a win win because it establishes credibility for you and brings more people to the outlet. -Be yourself! Nobody is like you and you shouldn't try to be like anyone else.   Schedule a free call with Pamela! https://www.schedulicity.com/scheduling/CYTQ9A   Please fill out our survey and receive a FREE I'm a Yoga Pro sticker! https://lynxshort.com/podcastsurvey   Would you or someone you know make a great guest?   Apply with this podcast guest form and waiver https://forms.gle/wGDiv3i1ZSDAzu8o6   National Today https://nationaltoday.com/ HARO https://www.helpareporter.com QWOTED https://www.qwoted.com   Connect with Pamela: www.theyogapropodcast.com www.instagram.com/gratefullypamela   Email: info@interoceptiveperformance.com   Music:  The State of Things (The Bouncy Song) by Rena Wren is used with permission.   www.renawrenmusic.com

Delegating Your Content Creation EffectivelyA lot of business owners hire a virtual assistant or someone who can help them with their social media marketing and contents and then become frustrated with that person because of "a job not well done." This is because they haven't actually done the content creation as a business owner themselves, which means they haven't set what their contents will look like, sound like, and feel like when they get out on the internet, making it difficult for the VA or that person to create content that their employer would like.For her, a business owner needs three things to effectively delegate content creation:1) Business owners should have a Business Voice Style Guide. These can be for graphics, blogs or anything that is content. You need to set a guideline of how you want your content to come out on the internet. Like grammar rules for blog writing and captions, brand colors and fonts for visuals and tone/approach on how you want the content to sound like. Basically just putting your personality in the content form so that your VA or person understands you and what you want to achieve.2) Have an Editorial Calendar. It's essentially a plan for what goes out every day or every week. Keep in mind that it could be specific or broad depending on what VA you hired or the content you're talking about. It can be what it is about, when do you want it and where do you want it to come out.3) Always have a Workflow in place. A clear standard operating procedure (SOP) for any type of content you wish to create. Basically, it's about everything, from scheduling a meeting with the CEO so they can discuss everything the VA needs, to the approval process, who sends the content out, and who creates it. SOP is a set of written instructions that describes the step-by-step process that must be followed in order to carry out the plan properly. SOPs should also include the policies, processes, and standards that the organization requires to succeed.About Lacy BoggsLacy Boggs grew up in the suburbs of North Texas. She had already shown an interest in writing novels in her younger years and so years later, she wrote a book called "Make a Killing With Content," a book about turning content into profits through a blogging and content marketing strategy. Lacy also runs a marketing agency that helps small business owners with their content and strategies for making it more engaging and building an online presence.Learn more about Lacy here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lacylu42/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ghostbloggergb Twitter: https://twitter.com/blogspiration42 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lacyboggs/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Lacylu42 Website: https://lacyboggs.com/ Missions to MovementsThe Podcast for Marketers Looking to Amplify Their Online PresenceListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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Learn some of the key findings of the recent 2021 Global Comms Report: Paying – and Earning – Attention produced in collaboration by PRWeek and Cision. Lexie Smith summarizes important takeaways in three core sections including Channel Choices, People of Persuasion, and Platforms of Persuasion.Here's what you'll learn:Learn key findings of three core sections from the reportChannel choices - shifts pertaining to the social media channels being prioritized by brandsPeople of persuasion - an overview of who has the most sway over how consumers think about products, and ultimately decide to spend their money. The report reveals data on the most persuasive influencers, and, in turn, strongest partners with whom brands should workPlatforms of Persuasion - what types of content brands most rely on to influence consumer behavior and spendingAnd more key findingsLink to the Report: https://www.cision.com/resources/white-papers/2021-global-comms-report/Sign up For Lexie's Weekly Insider to Receive Insider Tips, Invites, & More at: https://theprbarinc.com/newsworthy/Interested in learning more about Pitchin'? Book a Free Consultation hereInstagram: @theprbar_incGo back to the THEPRBARinc.com

Learn what an editorial calendar is and how to create your own for the year ahead. Host Lexie Smith walks us through the importance of using an editorial calendar and how it can be utilized to develop your PR and pitching strategy. Here's what you'll learn:Learn what an editorial calendar is, what it looks like, and how to read itLearn how editorial calendars can be used when developing your press strategy inhouse and/or for clients Learn how you can use third-party editorial calendars from your target outlets to develop your own editorial calendar that will aid in helping you pitch strategically year-roundAnd much more from your host in this week's minisodeSign up For Lexie's Weekly Insider to Receive Insider Tips, Invites, & More at: https://theprbarinc.com/newsworthy/Interested in learning more about Pitchin'? Book a Free Consultation here.Instagram: @theprbar_incGo back to the homepage

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More and more companies are understanding the importance of using a calendar for their social media promotions. But a lot of companies still don't have a formal planning or organization system for their editorial content. An editorial calendar is highly important for planning the content you need to create and for setting out deadline dates. While you should re-promote evergreen content a lot, you should still be creating new content each month such as new blog posts, videos, and podcasts. Ultimately, if you're undertaking any type of content marketing, an editorial calendar is a must. Listen now to find out why.

Knowing what you will be sharing on your main platform (blog, podcast, YouTube, etc) and when and where you will share it (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, newsletter, etc) is a game changer for you and your content.Planning ahead will keep you from staring at a blank screen the night before wondering what you will share once you hit publish. Planning 3 full months of content allows you to take a bird's eye view of your content and be more strategic in its implementation.On this episode of the JohnnyBoy Studios podcast I not only talk about why it is important, but I give you a practical approach to creating 3 months worth of content.This is also something fully in my wheelhouse and I would love to help you with your editorial calendar! If you are struggling to plan the next 1, 2, or 3 months of your blog, podcast, YouTube channel, newsletter or social media reach out and let's connect! I'm here to help.Let's connect!Join my mailing list for more!Join me on clubhouse! @johnnyboy_LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEAnswerThePublic.comContentRow.ComHolidays ObservedLet's connect! I'd love to hear from you.Subscribe on YouTube, join my mailing list, or send me an email!

Download Podcast TranscriptMegan Beauchamp is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor with over ten years of experience in digital publishing. She is currently the managing editor at the modern career platform Create & Cultivate and was previously the managing editor at MyDomaine, a leading women's lifestyle site. Her work has appeared in a number of notable publications, including House Beautiful, Hunker, Lonny, Bustle, Who What Wear, and Brit + Co., among others. Megan's stories span home décor, food, travel, career, finance, and entertainment. In the episode to follow, we learn all about Megan's career, dive into the world of editorial calendars, producing from a place of service, and Megan walks us through her personal pitching preferences. Highlights:Megan talks about her work experience and her current position at Create & Cultivate. As managing editor, she gets to wear a different hat every day, being in charge of the many areas of the multimedia platform.As a journalist, Megan has many interests, how does she decide the next topic to write about? For her, it is all about creating a piece that'll be of service to people. Megan explains what an editorial calendar is, how it works, and how they use it to think about themes to publish according to certain events or times of the year. It is also a tool that you should have in mind when pitching! Tip: If your pitch is related to an event or time of the year, start a month ahead!Megan is up for being pitched. At Create & Cultivate, they are always looking out for founders who want to share their honest financial and career stories. She shares with us her preferred days and medium to be pitched, as well as her pet peeves.  To get in touch with Megan, follow her on Instagram, LinkedIn, or visit her website. You can also visit the Create & Cultivate site.  Interested in learning more about Pitchin'? Follow me on Instagram or book a Free Consultation here.Visit our website 

Indie authors are notorious for flying by the seat of our pants. However, if there's one thing I know to be true, it's that you're far more successful when you plan your successes. That's why today I want to talk about editorial calendars and how to use a slightly different tool for mastering your year's releases. In today's podcast episode, we're going over how to use the tool Plottr as a Gantt Chart to help plan out your year's worth of book releases. It can help you easily see at a glance how your year will work in terms of writing and publishing your books. Be sure to check out the show notes by going to authorrevolution.org/65.

The Long Game is a podcast which consists of our long-form interviews with experts and thought leaders on the topics of content marketing operations and strategy.But this particular series of the podcast is so meta. We call it Kitchen Side. It's an inside look at how the sausage is made at our company, Omniscient Digital.One big benefit of running an agency or working at one is you get to see the “kitchen side” of many different businesses; their revenue, their operations, their automations, and their culture.In this episode, we discuss how to build a content editorial calendar. We talk about how to plan out your content strategy onto a time series and roadmap that your team can collaborate on.In full transparency, we wanted to write about this topic due to its search volume and its relevance towards our business. As the saying goes, "Those producing enough content to warrant a calendar may very well be a good fit for our business."To produce a unique article, however, we decided to tap our agency co-founders to get insights and quotes for the article. This episode, in a way, is a glimpse at the research that our content and growth marketer Karissa has done to produce the article itself (with free template). The Long Game podcast is hosted by Alex Birkett and David Ly Khim who co-founded Omniscient Digital to help companies ranging from early-state to scale-ups with growth strategy, SEO, and content marketing. Allie Decker, Head of Content, joins the conversation as well. Connect with Omniscient Digital on social:Twitter: @beomniscientLinkedin: Be OmniscientListen to more episodes of The Long Game podcast here: https://beomniscient.com/podcast/

If you own a business, you probably want to produce content that engages your customers and improves your on-page conversion rates. Creating content (and creating a content marketing calendar) is an effective way to improve your organic reach online. It helps you to reach new customers and improve your conversion rates. A content marketing calendar can help you track the content you produce. Data-driven content calendars can even help businesses gain higher conversion and online sales. In this guide, you'll learn how to use data to strengthen your content marketing calendar. What's the Difference Between a Content Marketing Calendar and Editorial Calendar? Some professionals use the terms content marketing calendar and editorial calendar interchangeably, but there are slight differences between the two concepts. A content marketing calendar is a tool that tracks each piece of content you produce for different platforms. It displays the articles you create and publish for a specific day or week. This calendar may also include published lists, issues, and dates. It controls all content that appears on different platforms. An editorial calendar is a high-level marketing plan that focuses on large-scale content. It provides a monthly or yearly view of planned content. This calendar highlights general themes rather than specific details. Additionally, it may overview themes, plans, and opportunities. Sales teams use editorial calendars to tell advertisers about upcoming issues, publications, and book advertisements. If possible, integrate your content marketing and editorial calendars with your marketing plan. It will help you get the highest investment on your return. 4 Benefits of Creating a Content Marketing Calendar Creating a content marketing calendar based on data can help your company successfully engage its customers. This calendar can provide the following 4 benefits to your business. January 1, 2021, by Shannon Kegerries

Cory Friedman had me on the Influencer Genesis summit earlier this year, where he asked me about finding and creating a content calendar for your business. Creating a content calendar is something that a lot of business are struggling with, as they are trying to fill it up to the brim, and don’t know what to fill it up with. But what if I told you there was a better way? With the production of content being at an all-time high, and more and more companies producing just a tonne of garbage content, I think we need to step back a bit. Get off that hamster-wheel of content production and only start creating content that can actually make an impact on your business. It was an interesting talk, where I went through all the steps needed to identify the topics worth pursuing for your business, no matter the industry.

Are you looking for a better content creation strategy? In this interview, we talk with Ashley Faus from Atlassian about going beyond your editorial calendar.

E wie Editorial Calendar Editorial Calendar oder auch Redaktionskalender ist ein wichtiges Organisationstool, um die zukünftigen Inhalte für Ihre Website und Ihre Social Media Kanäle zu planen. Planung ist nämlich sehr wichtig für den Erfolg Ihrer Content Marketing Strategie. Viele Redaktionen nutzen eine simple Excel Datei mit den verschiedenen Spalten der Social Media Kanäle. Als Anregung für die Themen empfehlen sich Aktionstage, Feiertage oder auch große Sportevents. Mehr Infos finden Sie in meinen neuen Coaching Kurs: https://oezkardescheung.clickfunnels.com/content

In this episode we talk to Saj Hoffman-Hussain, Founder of Creative Collaborative Consulting. Directive drives search marketing results for software companies around the world, but you'll feel like their only client. Get a custom proposal at directiveconsulting.com Are you getting every B2B Growth episode in your favorite podcast player? If not, you can easily subscribe & search past episodes here. You can also find us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Tired of just hearing our voices? Now you can watch every episode of B2B Growth on YouTube.

Creating an effective editorial calendar is a VITAL part of your blogging business. Here are some reasons WHY: - Easy communication between team members. - It ensures you are delivering quality, relevant content to your audience. - It will open up time and mental space for other projects. - Eliminate stress that comes with last-minute scrambling to get content created and posted. - Organization increases productivity hugely! Grab your FREE guide over at eatblogtalk.com/editorialcalendar!

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Facebook's Privacy Checkup tool gets some new features. New controls are available for individuals as they regard to political and social issue ads. Instant Articles get some new features as well. Finally, they have a new metric in Creator Studio for videos called Traffic Source Insights. Twitter announces Promoted Trend Spotlight ads. YouTube releases "Coachella: 20 Years in the Desert" on March 31. They also released updated information regarding content made for kids. Have you gotten our FREE 2020 Editorial Calendar yet? If not, head on over the latest episode on The Chill Business Journey to get yours today! The cart is open for our newest online course: Irresistible Social Profiles. Catch all the links to these topics on our website: www.chilldigitalmarketing.com/weekinreview.

You might already have a blog alongside your website, or you are considering getting one. We have all heard that we should have a blog. But here is the thing about a blog, if it's not updated frequently it can send our potential clients the message that we are no longer in business! So besides that, why is blogging so important as a photographer? Photography is a service and a personal one at that. Your clients are letting you into their lives, and trusting you with some pretty big moments. The more you can give them a reason to feel comfortable with hiring you, the better. Blogging is a great tool to build that trust with prospective clients. It also lets those prospective clients see your most recent work, and can help to educate them about your photography style, and process! Consistently blogging will also boost your SEO- that's a fancy term for search engine optimization - basically blogging is going to help filter you to the top of the list when someone is looking for a photographer in their area! So today, we will be going over how to create a system for creating great content that is going to get you in front of the right clients! WISE PHOTOGRAPEHR FB COMMUNITY //  https://www.facebook.com/groups/wisephotographerpodcast/  WISE PHOTOGRAPHER IG// https://www.instagram.com/wisephotographerpodcast/ WISE PHOTOGRAPHER WEBSITE// http://wisephotographerpodcast.com/

If you ever stared at an empty screen and wondered what content you would create or post to social, the tool that is missing from your life is an editorial calendar.What is an editorial calendar?An editorial calendar allows you to plan and schedule your content ahead of time so you can keep in sync with your products and promotions, reference important holidays, or keep consistent themes.In a word, it helps you to be more strategic. There is no greater sin that to promote randomly, and this tool helps you always ensure that all your efforts are aligned and working.Why would you need an editorial calendar and how is it helpful?Listen to the podcast

If you ever stared at an empty screen and wondered what content you would create or post to social, the tool that is missing from your life is an editorial calendar.What is an editorial calendar?An editorial calendar allows you to plan and schedule your content ahead of time so you can keep in sync with your products and promotions, reference important holidays, or keep consistent themes.In a word, it helps you to be more strategic. There is no greater sin that to promote randomly, and this tool helps you always ensure that all your efforts are aligned and working.Why would you need an editorial calendar and how is it helpful?Listen to the podcast

If you ever stared at an empty screen and wondered what content you would create or post to social, the tool that is missing from your life is an editorial calendar.What is an editorial calendar?An editorial calendar allows you to plan and schedule your content ahead of time so you can keep in sync with your products and promotions, reference important holidays, or keep consistent themes.In a word, it helps you to be more strategic. There is no greater sin that to promote randomly, and this tool helps you always ensure that all your efforts are aligned and working.Why would you need an editorial calendar and how is it helpful?Listen to the podcast

If you were a duck who would you look up to? Maybe Donald Duck? Discover this touching ad by Disneyland Paris and learn more about creating an editorial calendar. Recommended LinkedIn course – Creating an Editorial Calendar with Brian Honigman   At StorySD.com you can: Get free eBooks (English and Portuguese)  Watch/Listen/Read all StorySD episodes Sign up to our newsletter for exclusive content Explore recommended articles, books, podcasts and videos   Other StorySD series: Series 1 - Transmedia Storytelling for Business Series 2 - Build your Business Stories Series 3 - Technology – The future is here Series 4 - Use Stories To … Series 5 - Characters Series 6 - Travel Guide for Kids Series 7 - Transmedia Storytelling Case Studies Series 8 - Story Breakdown Series 9 - Interactive Storytelling Series 10 - Stories from Scotland

Wanna know how the most successful people set GOALS for their life and business? Yeah me too that's why I interviewed my friend and colleague Dr. Cassidy Freitas.  In this episode we cover how to set SMART goals for you family and reassess them if they aren't meeting your life or business desires. Of course we talk about emotions as well because Cassidy and I can never get to gather and NOT talk about EMOTIONS. She's a wealth of knowledge; I hope this episode helps you personally and professionally.  And I could never hold out on you guys! I created this EDITORIAL CALENDAR out of my own need to organize my thoughts, ideas, goals and posts on social media. I'm GIVING IT AWAY FOR FREE to you! Click HERE for your FREE editorial Calendar and take the stress out of knowing what to post where and when.  With Grace & Gratitude, Chrissy   

Have you ever been jealous of someone that knew what they wanted? I have! I used to be so envious of people that knew what they wanted to do with their life and career.  It wasn't until I gave myself permission to follow my curiosity that I found my passion and created a life and career that is true to me.  I want the same for you! Today I'm interviewing Sarah Patterson. Sarah is best known for her appearances on MTVs Real World Brooklyn and The Challenge, but don’t let the label of “reality star” fool you, she’s one smart cookie. Raised by artist parents, Sarah learned at an early age how to see the world as a playground for creativity and invention. Her artistic eye has helped her create a successful Etsy business where she sells handmade jewelry, custom illustrations, and one-of-a-kind home decor. Between craft projects, Sarah travels the world, exploring and gathering inspiration from the colorful places and people she encounters. Curious and passionate about the world around her, Sarah is a self-proclaimed “lifelong learner” and “answer seeker.” The eternal optimist, Sarah’s love of the human spirit led her to pursue a Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and she hopes to open her own private practice in the near future. In this episode you will be inspired to think different about you curiosities and career path and identify the steps you need to take to discover your dream job and the life you WANT to live.  Be sure to grab my FREE downloadable EDITORIAL CALENDAR to write down all your ideas and get your social posts organized for an entire month! Head to chrissypowers.com for my 3 step process to discovering your dream job! If you love what you hear please subscribe to "Sure, Babe" and give us a 5 start rating wherever you listen! With Grace & Gratitude, Chrissy 

Facebook starts pre-orders for Portal, Portal Mini and Portal TV. As well as expanding to other countries. Facebook Ads see some updated features too. And finally, there are quite a few new feature releases for video creators. Pinterest rolls out new features for Group Boards to make collaborating with others easier! They also make it a lot easier to find and buy products on their platform using the Pinterest Lens. Pinners are more supportive of CPG launches. LinkedIn launches skills assessments for users. YouTube makes changes to their YouTube Music Charts and how they count the first 24hr views of video launches. Get your hot off the presses 2020 Editorial Calendar that we just released! Catch all the links to these topics on our website: www.chilldigitalmarketing.com/weekinreview.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: In this week’s episode, I’m sharing how I schedule my days and content to stay focused on long-term growth goals. By prioritizing and organizing, I’ve been able to cut my work hours in half and increase my traffic by 65%. Tune in to find out exactly how I did it, including my top 4 tips for planning an efficient workday and my social media editorial calendar template!    For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at www.theinfluencerpodcast.com. And don’t forget to snap and post a photo while listening to the show and tag me (@julssolomon)!   To dive deeper into each episode with myself and other podcast listeners and receive exclusive bonuses relating to the show come join the Influencer Podcast Facebook group. 

A Special episode of Kentico Rocks. Almost all of the Kentico MVPs gathered in one place at Kentico's headquarters. During the episode you can hear about what the MVP Summit is and what it takes to be an MVP for Kentico. We also get into Kentico EMS 12.0 Service Pack 1 details, new Custom Elements and the new Editorial Calendar in Kentico Cloud, and great resources in Github for Kentico developers out there.

A Special episode of Kentico Rocks. Almost all of the Kentico MVPs gathered in one place at Kentico's headquarters. During the episode you can hear about what the MVP Summit is and what it takes to be an MVP for Kentico. We also get into Kentico EMS 12.0 Service Pack 1 details, new Custom Elements and the new Editorial Calendar in Kentico Cloud, and great resources in Github for Kentico developers out there.A Special episode of Kentico Rocks. Almost all of the Kentico MVPs gathered in one place at Kentico's headquarters. During the episode you can hear about what the MVP Summit is and what it takes to be an MVP for Kentico. We also get into Kentico EMS 12.0 Service Pack 1 details, new Custom Elements and the new Editorial Calendar in Kentico Cloud, and great resources in Github for Kentico developers out there.

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Do you use an editorial calendar for your Facebook content? I am a believer and user of the editorial calendar. Some aren't. Here's why you should create an editorial calendar for your Facebook content. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pin-to-top/message

Looking to improve your workflow for your blog or biz? Take a listen to this episode to hear tips on how to do just that! BGC ANNOUNCEMENTS * Welcome to the 156th episode of the Boss Girl Creative Podcast!! Today's topic is all about improving your workflow! Take a listen as I chat about the tips on how you can improve your own workflow for your blog & biz! * Have comments or questions? Tweet/IG using the hashtag #BOSSGIRLQA or call in: (707) BOSS-GIRL * Support Boss Girl Creative endeavors by joining the BGC Crew! * Join me in the Facebook Group on Wednesday nights at 9pm CST for a live Q&A answer session!! Send me your questions through email, phone or #BOSSGIRLQA on Twitter/Instagram * Want a direct link to the podcast feed? Click here. * Use these Hashtags on Social Media: #bossgirlcreative #bossgirlchat INSIDE THIS EPISODE

Amazon is the cheapest place to buy things online, right? Turns out, that might not be the case. A recent study revealed that, despite Amazon's largely successful branding efforts, there are other places around the web that are beating the online retailer's pricing. Plus, Taco Bell recently did a bit of a rebrand of their […] The post Episode 34: The Importance of an Editorial Calendar appeared first on Rightly & Co..

Learn how to create an impactful editorial calendar. Aliza Sherman shares how to use an editorial calendar to craft content marketing pieces that connect with your audience. ThinkLikeAJournalist.com See the show notes.

Taylor Mathis (@taylor_mathis) is a food photographer turned entrepreneur based in Charlotte, NC. Taylor has built an online following in the food photography industry, and authored several books. Lately, he's turned to online entrepreneurship and helping fellow photographers earn steady income through his new venture and podcast of the same name, Business of Creatives. This conversation covers his origins in photography, the challenges of shooting food, and how he transitioned into different business areas as a creative pro. Check out Taylor on his sites, Photographing Food , Taylor Takes a Taste, and Business of Creatives, as well as his book, The Southern Tailgating Cookbook. Show Notes & Links Taylor describes himself as a “content creator” Comes from a family of entrepreneurs  His food photography is run through his blog Taylor Takes a Taste Does some commissioned work through his blog producing recipes and photos Tabasco Fresh Express Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board Taylor graduated in 2008 with a degree in finance but due to the state of the economy decided to go back to school for photography He attempted wedding photography in fall of 2009 but found more of an interest in photographing food  Created his blog in January 2010 with his mother, who happens to be a professional recipe developer, as a way to improve his food photography  Over the next couple of years his business became centralized around food; people were asking “how'd you do that?” This lead to the creation of his site Business of Creatives where he teaches people how to use their creative skills to make a profit Taylor traveled to 25 College Football games over 3 seasons, and wrote a book about it Crush It! by Gary VaynerchukOn Amazon> and On Audible Developed the educational side of his work through the questions that he was getting from the people who visited his blog This led to the creation of his Photographing Food series ebooks Growth Hacking Instagram Snapchat Facebook, now pay-to-play Life lessons helped to refine his business Patriots vs. Seahawks, the recent Super Bowl contenders Color Gamut & White Balance Taylor found a way to create recurring income through things such as workshops, leasing stock photos, etc.  Bill Gates still does the dishes by hand every night For recipes visit Taylor Takes a Taste For tips on improving food photography visit Photographing Food For tips and information on being an entrepreneur and creating your business visitBusiness of Creatives He can be found on instagram as @TaylorMathis Tools Pinterest, which can drive ridiculous amounts of traffic Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop Paypal Pen and paper Online scheduling systems Acuity Scheduling, Calendly, and ScheduleOnce Google Docs/Drive Google Analytics AWeber Techniques Use a simple flash with modifier for straightforward food photos at restaurants Use fluorescent continuous lighting for video recording; they stay cool Use a macro lens to capture the details of food. Building an email list is very important; more important than social media platforms Use Split Testing, aka A-B Testing, for email subject lines Set reminders in your calendar for your side project Get an accountability partner to kick your butt a little Habits Write three posts a week for the first two years of his blog, consistency is key. Create an Editorial Calendar, plan out what you are doing a head of time for organization and to create viewer interest.  Block out days in your work schedule. (ex. weekends are always for weddings, posts every Tuesdays and Wednesdays) Find the work schedule that is most productive for you.  Get The Episode Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 44(MP3, 40:18, 19.5 MB) Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 44(OGG, 40:18, 33.2 MB) Subscribe to The Busy Creator Podcast on iTunes

Create an Editorial Calendar that Gets Results! With a social media guru on every other corner - where do you go to find information that truly works? I am here to tell you - stop on "Janice Clark Boulevard" for help NOT hype! As Janice says, "If you want sunshine and rainbows - its 3 streets down and make a left." As MOMpreneurs, trying to find the balance between raising a family and growing your business is always a challenge. With all the Social Media platforms available, knowing what to use and how to make it work, is never easy. Here on WoMRadio we share Social Media "Help NOT Hype" with Janice Clark, founder of BizMSolutions and Managing MOMpreneur Mayhem with Cena Block, founder of Sane Spaces. Join us here every Tuesday for our Business Spotlight at 1pmET/10amPT and give us a call at 646 595 3163 to be part of the conversation. If you can't join us live our archives are always LIVE on your time, so be sure to tune in and find ways to make your small business look BIG! Our show sponsors today are Safety First Bags and My Healthy Concepts. Visit our Word of Mom Radio website for more information on our MOMpreneur Made/MOMpreneur Approved Products and Services and how to be a sponsor or guest. Follow us on Twitter -  - Like us on Facebook -  and email us at wordofmomradio@gmail.com with questions and guest ideas. Word of Mom Radio ~ sharing the wisdom of women.