You’ve got a process right? Whether it’s written down in fancy form or hanging out in that beautiful brain of yours, you have a WAY you do what you do to get results for your clients.
AND If you’ve been online for a while, you’ve probably seen the term “repurposing” and heard endless commands to repurpose your content and create information products from them.
And you’ve probably already figured out that “content” is the never ending beast roaring for more content, 24/7, eh?
And you’ve probably already found yourself slaving away over a hot computer, dreaming of the day you can get back to what you really love doing: coaching people to transform their lives and our world.
Right?
And what if I told you that the process you use could be a product empire (almost) lickety split if you do it right?
As you’ve built your business, you may have heard something like…
Sound at all familiar? (If not yet, I’m betting you’ll hear about it soon!)
The thing that gets my goat about all this is the use of words like
…and a bunch of other things that imply you’re a dufus brain if you can’t do this.
Why does that bother me so much?
Because there is no strategy to it.
No plan.
No thinking about what you’re doing so you really CAN work smarter instead of harder.
No HOW to do it when there are a ton of different software tools you need to get this done, right.
Just a command to “do it” and you’ll be rich and famous in the blink of an eye!
And I call bullshit!
There’s a SMARTER, way.
Ah, so glad you asked! Thanks…
Start with the strategy and plan FIRST.
Before you post a word on a social media site or write a blog post or put together your free gift or create a product or do anything else, develop your strategy and create a plan!
It’s the only way you’re gonna get back into the coaching you love so much.
In the meantime, remember you’re not alone. We can do this. Together. And do share your challenges with taming the ContentBeastie⢠in the comments below!
P.S. If you’ve already got a bunch of content, no worries, you can still use this approach!
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Such a great idea! Repurposing content indeed is a very efficient way to do more things in less time. Which do you prefer most?
Hey there Lorii…thanks! Which do I prefer most? Ah, my most common answer…it depends! It depends on the individual I’m working with and what her skills and talents are, plus what she already has. For me personally, it depends on the mood I’m in and what topic I’m covering. How about you?
Great article, MamaRed! Repurposing content definitely is a very efficient way to spend less time creating content so we spend more time doing what we love. Thank you for sharing your insights on this!
Hey there Robin…thanks for stopping by and yeah that repurposing, especially strategic repurposing, is the perfect way to use what you know efficiently and effectively (or, as I prefer to say, be “legally lazee”)!