My Tog Blog About Awesome Content Creation

Should you become a content creator? Or have you started creating content around something and recently began wondering if you ought to continue or not?
These are questions only you can answer for yourself. On the one hand, there are a lot of potential opportunities that can come from creating content and building an audience; on the other hand, there can be some significant challenges associated with putting your work - and yourself - out there as an artist and/or entrepreneur
In this first episode, I share how and why I started getting into content creation, including how I worked through some of the challenges that prevented me from getting started earlier or continuing once I'd made some preliminary steps forward. From what I've seen, these challenges are fairly common among other new content creators. And my hope is that hearing a little about my story might be helpful for you if you're considering the question of whether or not "to be" a content creator.
Music and effects are licensed under StoryBlocks. Opening track: Fun Charger, by leadsquid. Closing track: Disco Danger, by Jon Presstone.

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Hey, Everyone! My name is Tim and welcome to my podcast trailer!
This podcast is about having fun with content creation. We'll cover the content creation process, content creator life, and social media tips and technologies, in the form of stories, interviews, vlogs, reviews, and whatever else comes to mind.
Have a listen and check it out. I hope to see you around!
Music licensed under Storyblocks. Track title: Reaping Havoc, by Humans Win (formerly Lance Conrad).

Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.

When I started this challenge, I did it with the notion that Twitter could have a lot of potential as a distribution platform for my podcast and YouTube channel.
Content creation for Twitter is relatively efficient compared to other social media platforms such as Instagram, Tiktok, or YouTube. It's also comparatively easy to share links via Twitter and - perhaps because of that and the predominantly text-based nature of the platform - in my experience, Twitter users are more apt to click external links (e.g., to podcast episodes) shared via Tweets than on other platforms.
All this made me want to know what would happen if I really doubled down on a Twitter growth strategy. And to do that, I took on the 100-Day Tweet Streak challenge, where I committed to Tweeting once per day, every day, for 100 days.
In this episode, I talk about what I learned and how it went.
The results may be surprising.
Music licensed under Storyblocks. Opening and closing track: Disco Danger, by Jon Presstone.

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Are you considering adopting a content repurposing strategy to scale your content out and reach? Or perhaps you've started one already and are interested in maximizing the results. Either way, this episode is for you!
In this episode, I talk with Charles Tumiotto about "the art, science, and mindset" for getting the most from implementing a content repurposing strategy for your YouTube channel, podcast, or social media profile. Charles started working as a freelance content marketing consultant in 2019, and through working with clients, he realized that most of their problems could be fixed by doing one simple thing: publishing more content.
It's a simple solution, but a hard one to implement. Most creators were already maxed out and couldn't possibly find the energy to write, record, and publish more. So in 2022, Charles shifted his business and opened a content repurposing agency. He has been primarily working with French/European clients until now, but he's currently getting his agency running in the US/English-speaking market.
Charles started by helping YouTube creators repurpose their content for short-form video platforms like TikTok/Reels/Shorts, but he's now started tackling other formats like Tweets, LinkedIn posts, and blog posts. His agency does everything in-house and does not outsource the work or use AI tools to do the job for them.
You can get a copy of the ideas framework Charles mentions in this episode here, which will help you to generate 360 ideas for your social media content calendar within less than an hour.
If you want to get in touch with Charles, you can reach him at [email protected].
Episode music is licensed under StoryBlocks. Opening track: Disco Danger, by Jon Presstone.

Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.

As YouTube creators, we're always looking for new forms of content marketing to help promote our channels. And in this episode, we look at whether a blog can help grow your channel and how to get started if that's something you're interested in pursuing.
These are the perfect topics for my guest, Amanda Hand, a content marketing expert working with Regex SEO - a Houston-based SEO company specializing in developing custom digital marketing strategies.
The episode covers the connection between blogging and business strategy, the process for developing successful content (including the right way of leveraging AI tools), how to promote your blog content, and how to build a lasting relationship with your audience. I also conclude with a few thoughts about selecting your "lane" as a content creator, from the strategic alignment perspective within your content business.
About My Guest
Amanda Hand is an accomplished Content Strategist specializing in Digital Marketing and SEO across diverse industries, including Travel Insurance, HVAC, Architecture, and Home Services. Her expertise is in creating high-performing content that drives business growth, managing international teams, and converting audiences through compelling ad copy and long-form content.
Beyond her corporate role, Amanda is passionate about helping individuals unlock their potential in digital marketing. With a unique blend of practical experience, leadership skills, and mentorship, she's a must-listen voice for anyone interested in the dynamic field of content strategy and SEO. You can find the company is working with now at: https://www.regexseo.com/

Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.