Radical Content Creation: 7 Super Benefits of an Article-a-Day

Let’s keep this simple and doable, shall we?

Let’s dive right into 7 super benefits of creating an article-a-day! (and yes you can…)

Mindset: We gotta start with mindset. I hear it almost every day.

“I don’t know if I can do an article at all, much less one a day.”

I get it, but how long do you need to believe that to be able to get started?

Content Creation: What if creating inspiring and profitable content was as easy and fun as filling in the blanks on a “Mad-Lib?” Ex: 3 Mistakes and what to do instead.

Content Repurposing: Repurposing is “hyper-sanity.” Using the same content in different ways for more prospects, publicity, and profit.

Look at your content and ask:

”How many more things can this content become?”

Content Visibility: It’s getting harder and harder to get found online, especially if you are just starting out. That changes when people begin to look forward to you daily.

Content Traffic: Want to turn your articles into evergreen traffic machines? Because that’s what they really are. With out paying for ads.

Content List Building: List building is an online skill that’s been made to appear hard. Turns out Substack is the best platform I’ve ever found for growing your subscribers

Content Product Creation: And speaking of making something hard, product creation has been made hard and shrouded in mystery.

When you create content on a regular basis, it’s much more simple.

Because every piece of content has within it the seeds for profitable digital products.

OK, now. Daily might be “a bridge too far” right now. I get it.

Start with once a week. Then twice a week. Then 3 times a week. And so on…

”I hope you had a good weekend. When I received your links to the documents, I purposefully tried to complete some tasks before I settled down to read them because I felt they would be "meaty."  It took me until Friday to digest the profiles; you did not disappoint. 

The first one, 3P, was helpful. The section on Ultimate Outcomes is particularly helpful. The second one, 2P, blew me away! I am impressed by the creativity and practicality of the products you suggested. I instantly see the strategies and value. If the first document, 3P, was the appetizer, the 2P is the full entree and dessert. Wow.”
~ Brenda Goburn Smith