Content marketing articles to amplify your message online organically 🌱
Don’t underestimate the value of personal projects.
Expand your portfolio by showing potential clients what you love to create. If you want to do more of a certain kind of work, create more content like that!
A little food for thought: This quote is perfect for the unsteady cook, but also applies to creating content.
Visual content stands out, whether a photograph, video or GIF.
The content that stands out the most – and catches the eye of your ideal audience – is the content that has the most heart and passion behind it.
As a storyteller you more than likely have a piece of music that you turn to when looking for content inspiration or a little pick-me-up.
The story that your content tells should spark an emotional response from your audience. This could be in the shape of feel-good content, humorous content, or relatable content.
With so many (often welcome) distractions, it can be helpful to have a little “Content Check In” to keep focus and find your flow again.
I wrote a series of three article for Erin Flynn’s Out of Office Entrepreneur blog all about content repurposing.
Today we’re looking at how to turn your seasonal content evergreen.
I had the best time chatting to Desola Davis on her inspirational podcast Journey to Fans.
Seasonal content may seem like it doesn’t have a long lifespan. But with the power of search (here I go again), your seasonal content can continue to surface during certain times of the year.