Content Is Profit BIZBROS

"What are the biggest mistakes in content creation in 2024?"

This was the question our dear friend Ina Coveney asked us while being interviewed for her show.

What it was meant to be "one more question", turned out to be another 30 minutes of chatting and a new CIP episode!

So what about those mistakes?

Creating stellar content isn't just about clever hooks or high-quality production—it's about understanding a few key elements.

That's what this episode is all about!

We can start with the the importance of knowing your goal.

It's crucial to clearly define the purpose of your content. Whether it's building relationships, generating leads, or boosting brand awareness, tailoring your strategy to your specific goals can significantly impact your success.

It is sad to see, but most people take this for granted, or consider it when is too late in the game.

The highly important element, but somehow elusive is... Consistency.

It might be tempting to copy big influencers like Gary Vee or Russell Brunson. But, find a process that works for you and stick to it.

By being consistent, and then testing frequency (low to high volume) you will start to see trends inside your own content, that will help you optimize and reach more people over time.

We wrap up the discussion by discussing what's more important: Quality or Quantity?

What's your pick?

Hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did creating it!

Enjoy!

01:50 Experience, flexibility, and mistakes in content creation.
04:59 Define content goals, create personalized content process.
11:03 Message quality is key in engaging content.
14:39 Understanding content and platform for audience engagement.
16:50 Video content essential for companies finding voice.
18:44 Seeking advice, but also valuing independence.

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Are you struggling to stay consistent with your content creation?
No worries! We got you!
Today we go over how to achieve consistency by following a few strategic steps.
First, forget about finding the "perfect format" or "secret sauce."
Every content creator has a unique journey.
Focus on what you enjoy creating—whether it's blogs, podcasts, or YouTube videos.
Start small and commit to a consistent schedule, whether that's once a week or more frequently.
Next, analyze your resources.
Conduct a time and resource study to see how much time you can dedicate each week.
If you have a team, assess their skills—can they help with video editing, podcast production, or social media clipping?
If needed, consider hiring professionals to fill any gaps.
Choose your platforms wisely. Engage where you love to spend time.
This makes the process more fun and sustainable.
Follow these steps. You'll make a strong content plan.
It will boost your visibility and build real connections with your audience & become better at this Content Game!
PS: You can listen to my mini rant on the latest Podcast Episode :)

Timestamped Overview:
01:00 Social presence important; creating content is essential.
06:17 Assess content creation process, allocate resources effectively.
08:57 Allocate time and resources for content creation.
13:02 Creating content consistently is key for success.
14:34 Episodes were below or above.

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Ever wondered how to truly connect with your audience and make your content stand out?

Even with a very small audience...

We are stoked to chat with our friend Ina Coveney, a master of authentic relationships and a Lord of the Rings level wizard in leveraging authority through content creation.

She flew all the way from Boston to record a few in person interviews and we had the honor to do back to back conversations 🙏

Ina shared her unique approach to building genuine connections. It’s not just about handing out branded swag, but making meaningful gestures that leave a lasting impression.

You'll be surprised the role of her show rebrand is playing on this, how the BIG payout will be.

That's why we decided to dive in and ask about her unique podcast strategy.

She shares the massive change on doing in-person interviews, and why she decided to elevate every aspect of her production.

Whether you’re new at creating content or revamping your brand’s message, today's conversation will get you closer to a big win!

Enjoy!

Timestamped Overview:
06:21 Ina reflects on changing directions.
07:50 Started podcast, wanted fame, got burned out.
11:11 Feeling inspired, 10x, travel, commitment, change, business.
14:28 In-person podcasts elevate authority, led to Miami.
18:39 Strategic podcast renaming for program alignment and audience.
22:06 Ina Nutshell: From Screen Name to Business.
24:47 Creating impactful content hierarchy enhances status.
28:08 Meeting influencer led to surreal realization.
29:55 Preparing for an interview with a willing subject.
35:12 Embrace discomfort to achieve business success.
37:29 Actively working towards fulfilling dreams and success.
41:55 Maintaining and developing guest relationships is crucial.
45:37 Genuine connections and thoughtful gifts with impact.
48:23 Focus on actions, not admiration. Step up.

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Today we are going to change the script!
This chat with Deirdre Tshien, founder and CEO of Capsho, was for their new Youtube show. We go over the "secrets" of creating content that captivates and sticks with your audience.
Some people call it "Viral" content...
She came to us a few days ago and asked us to break it down for her community.
Fun challenge since we live a breathe content 😅
We go over several trends happening right now in 2024, but more importantly, we cover how to actually make it work despite your industry and/or style.
These same frameworks and strategies helped our partners, customers, and members create millions of views. They also helped them connect with their audience in a more meaningful way.
We go over importance of agility in our fast-paced digital world, showing how quickly moving from idea to execution can transform your content strategy and keep it timely and impactful.
We also dive into specific examples from people you know and love.
We also talk about what's more important, quality of the message or the quality of the production...
And my personal favorite, should your content be educational, entertainment, or a mix of both?
Lastly, we identify advice from icons like MrBeast on the power of consistency, and the importance of a steady pace in the creation process.
Fun chat!
Deirdre, thanks for having me on!
Enjoy!

Timestamped Overview:
03:37 Consistency in content creation breeds success.
07:40 Assessing content for serving and delivering value.
11:51 Clipping long form content to save time.
15:17 Prioritize resources and capacity for optimal creation.
16:12 Overcoming obstacles to start creating and growing.
22:19 Creating educational content for top of funnel awareness.
22:53 Product makes room smell good, education through debunking.
26:48 Can we use Facebook to generate engagement?
29:42 Podcasting content led to successful business decision.
35:58 Track and mark interview highlights for content.
37:32 Learning from experiences to create valuable content.
40:12 Long-term investment in producing comedy show.
43:58 Appreciation for content, upcoming training, and instructions.

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Are you ready to unlock your child's full potential and set them on the path to lifelong success?

Let me introduce you to Jeff Mansen and his son Nate, the dynamic duo behind "The Prodigy Kid" & “The Ultimate Lemonade Stand” method. Their approach is revolutionizing how we think about education and entrepreneurship for kids.

Jeff, the mastermind behind "The Prodigy Kid" book & the Ultimate Lemonade Stand" program, believes in the power of experiential learning.

By immersing his son Nate in the world of business from a young age, he’s not just teaching him how to make money—he’s instilling confidence, self-learning skills, and a strong understanding of marketing and sales.

Starting simple is key. Jeff’s method begins with basic entrepreneurial activities, like selling water or hosting a lemonade stand.

Imagine your child, like Nate, learning to make $200 a week, understanding the importance of investing, and visualizing wealth accumulation over a lifetime. These practical lessons are more than just ways to earn money—they’re foundational skills for future success.

Nate's transformation from a shy kid to a confident young entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring. Whether selling Capri Suns, Red Bulls, or running his own lemonade stand, Nate's journey provides a roadmap for other kids to follow.

Join Jeff’s mission to challenge the norms of traditional education.

Promote early entrepreneurial activities to help your child realize their full potential.

Don’t wait—empower your child now and pave the way for a brighter future.

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Today we have the pleasure to host Tom Rossi, co-founder of Buzzsrprout, and Alex Sanfilippo, founder of Podmatch, and chat about something people in our industry do not talk about.
The hidden value of long form content creation. These chat was so fun, and full of incredible insights from two of the BEST in the industry.
Together they pack decades of content, long form and podcasting experience. They have seen thousands of creators and business owners succeed and also fail in the industry.
They are up to date with industry trends and have the 50,000 feet view most of us in the field miss.
Today you will learn about, the difference between extracting real value and monetization. The “listener a day” strategy Alex uses for his own platform and is highly effective to grow audiences. Why a smaller show can be more profitable that big shows, and how a company like Buzzsprout improves on processes every single day with the help of two stickers.
This episode is truly a masterpiece, and can’t wait for you to dive in with us.

Timestamped Overview:
00:00 Global podcast market valued at $18.5 billion.
04:29 Assigning value to podcasts based on downloads.
07:44 Podcasts essential for industry recognition and connections.
11:05 Podcaster making $1M per year seeks sponsors.
15:46 Creating high-quality audio content requires investment.
16:38 Promote what helps, educate to succeed.
21:23 Success requires effort and consistent hard work.
25:06 Simplified content creation process for podcast launch.
26:01 Efficient process leading to enjoyable podcast production.
32:02 Self-awareness and content audit drive focus.
34:46 Balancing life, prioritize big events, Jesse Isler.
37:07 Prioritizing time management and energy for podcasting.
41:23 Patience and persistence are key in education.
43:01 Serve independent podcasters, inspire and change lives.
45:50 Don't downplay the impact of podcasts. Valuable!

Connect with Alex:
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Connect with Tom:
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Buzzsprout

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