RYB 955: How To Create Content For Your Website with Limited Time? - Jam Session

Welcome to this week’s session of our Friday jam session! This is always one of the highlights of my week, and I’m so happy you’re here. I always enjoy hanging out with some incredible people and answering some great questions. To join us, head over to takeactioncrew.com.

It’s completely free and super easy. You’ll be able to meet some fellow entrepreneurs and get your own questions answers in the process. We always have such a blast and meet every week.

You’ll also have access to our free player. You can search for any specific topic you’re looking for and find every instance where it’s mentioned within my podcasts and the exact spot that I talk about it. It’s a great tool to help you find exactly what you’re looking for and makes it easier to move forward with starting your brand when you’re looking for some guidance along the way. Don’t miss out on this amazing tool.

Today we’re going to talk about how to easily create content even when you have limited time. It’s much easier than you might think. I can’t wait to share all my favorite tips so let’s dig right in.

1st Step: Choose Your Topic

The very first thing you need to do when you’re creating content is to come up with your topic. You need to know what you’re going to write about before you get started. In the very beginning, the most important thing to remember is that you just need to get your first piece of content done and published. It’s not so much about the SEO research in the beginning. That will come later. As long as you have a good idea about what your audience is searching for and what you want to write about, you’re set to start coming up with the content.

You’ll also want to have a hook included in every piece of content that you create, or you won’t be able to catch your audience’s attention. This will encourage people to read your article and pique their interest when it matters most. It’s also very important that you deliver on the hook and provide your audience with the value that they expect.

You’ll also want to write out bullets of what you’re going to cover and do the work upfront. You don’t need to outline a lot of steps, just enough to get the person from point a to point b. From there, you can fill in the blanks and add in the details when you actually create the piece, but you need to have your outline created first before you can get started.

If you have an email list, it’s as simple as asking your audience what type of content they want to see from you. This is where a “naked email” comes in handy. You’ll simply ask your audience what type of content they’d like to see and ask for their feedback. This will give you some good topics that you can talk about, and this will ensure that your audience is interested in what you have to say to avoid wasting time.

You should also do a Google search to see what people in your audience are searching for online. This is another easy way to get more ideas and help you easily write new content. And it’s much more simple than doing full-blown SEO research every time you want to write a new blog post. You can also ask those who follow your brand on social media for topic ideas if you have a following.

2nd Step: Create Your Content

The next step is to create your content. Once you have your topic, outline, and hook, you’re ready to start creating. Your main focus is serving the people in your niche.

You can always jump on Facebook live and create a piece of content, even if no one is watching to start. This will help you get started and practice. Once you have an outline, it’s going to be super easy for you to fill in the blanks, especially if you’re an expert in your niche. The bullets and outline are just providing you with a few simple reminders as you go along.

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