6 Content Formats you NEED to Know

07/16/21 • 10 min

I believe you'll be a strong content creator if you master 6 formats. Either individually or in combination. In this episode, you'll get a quick intro to each of them and a couple of ideas on how to combine them. Text, graphics, sound, screen recordings, animations, and camera footage.

Those are the 6 formats that are essential if you dream of producing high-quality YouTube videos, eLearning materials, tutorials, course lessons, etc. I can attribute all my successes to content and digital products. And I think it's something everyone can use, no matter what job you have.

In reality, we're all content creators and need these formats for even a slideshow or the simplest email. As mentioned, I'm launching the "Content Creator Kickstart Academy" soon, so make sure to subscribe to some channel of mine to know about the open date of the 8-week program.

Thanks for listening to this episode, and I look forward to showing you the next one,

Rued

Thanks for listening to this episode, and I look forward to showing you the next one,

Rued

Previous Episode

Meet Your Host

Hi, I'm Rued Riis, and in this first episode of the Content Creator Kickstart, I'll tell you the short version of my life's story. From skater to guitarist. From business student to agency owner. And then from employee to solopreneur.

This podcast is about content creation—and how to kickstart your own journey with it! Because in today's day and age, we all need a basic level of skills within copywriting, sound recording, video production, screen recording, graphic design, etc.

I'm a content generalist, and I've managed to use my skills to build an agency, a YouTube channel, and a course business. Whatever you want to achieve, content creation is going to be part of it.

Thanks for tuning in—I hope to see you in another episode!

Rued

Next Episode

Why "Good Unique Content" is NOT Enough

I give you 3 tips on how you can go beyond content that drowns in the flood of YouTube, Google, etc. Because if you aim for content that's merely good and unique, you won't succeed with it.

The goal is to create content you are proud of. Content you've spent time on and that you feel is better than the last piece, you created. Kaizen, invested time, and playing the long game are all part of what we talk about today on the podcast.

If you like my style of content and want to learn how to create something similar, sign up to get access to my courses and community on RuedRiis.com.

Thanks for tuning in to this episode, and I hope to see you in the next one. Rued