Welcome to the SnackySays podcast featuring Joddie Taylor. In today's episode, we will address a crucial topic for content creators. Drawing from six years of experience, I'll share five essential tips, including being consistent, setting yourself up for success, and dealing with failure.
These practical insights aim to inform and prepare you for a more intentional content creation journey.
Let’s hop into it! 🐇
Joddie’s Simple Guide: 5 Content Creation Tips
Commit to being consistent | Whatever that means to you - daily, weekly, monthly, etc. (your audience, readers, followers, etc., know what to expect, and you’ll get in the habit of putting out videos, content, podcast episodes, newsletters, etc.)
Start & Keep Going
Set yourself up for success:
Make it easy for folks to contact you (business email (Gmail is fine IMHO)
Have something for sale
Make it easy to find your offers (link in bio, on your website,
Make it easy to pay you (If you don’t have a website or checkout page, consider using Pensight, PayPal, Venmo, Payhip, Gumroad, etc.)
“Every mickle make a muckle” (…every dime you make adds up to greater sums)
Educate Yourself/Up-skill/Gain New Skills
Online courses
Free resources in your community and online
YouTube University (Whatever your interest, you will likely find some guidance on YouTube)
Hey, maybe even pay for certifications and/or a degree. (This, to me, is a big decision. Perhaps do your due diligence, especially if it’s a costly certification or degree regarding time and money.)
Expect Failure - get your lipstick ready and start kissing frogs!
MENTIONED/RESOURCES:
Mai-kee Tsang | The Sustainable Visibility Digital Thingamabob Event will be back in 2025.
Birte of BirdyAnd | Birte’s presentation, Supportive Systems: Setting Yourself Up in Order to Receive, during Mai-kee’s event was the catalyst for me adding my PayPal donation page and creating a proper Offers page.
Pensight is the “link in bio” site I use to sell digital products, including my Self Care Stayfit Printable/Digital Journal. Pensight brings all the tools you need to build and deliver your digital products and services in one place. You can use it even if you don’t have a website!
I started a micro-business diary a few weeks ago and put this Creative Courage Badge sticker from Cheery Human Studios on it for inspiration. FYI, here is the pocket notebook that I put it on.
If you’re starting or restarting content creation or any entrepreneurial endeavor, this Venn Diagram from Rose Han’s 6 Realistic Side Hustles You Can Do Remotely in 2024 video might help give you some direction.
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