Have you ever found yourself saying these things?
“I just don’t have time to stay consistent with content for my business”
"I know consistent content is crucial for SEO but I just don't know what on earth to write let alone how I'll find the time."
"I just don't have the budget to work with a professional to help me."
I get it. I promise. So many of my clients have come to me saying these things time and time again.
And these painpoints?
Are VERY real when it comes to staying consistent, current and attractive with your content so you have the best chance to stand out, make sales and smash those revenue goals.
But you KNOW when you overcome them, magic can happen. Magic like:
Making social media captions so much more bearable as it starts getting you RESULTS!
Sitting with a month's worth of blog content ready to upload. IN ADVANCE.
Having a whole email marketing strategy laid out for you and having the time to actually hit send.
And today? I am dropping my best strategies to help YOU overcome these roadblocks and achieve these transformations. Let’s go!
1. MAKE TIME TO CONTENT BATCH
I know, I know the problem is you don't HAVE time but hear me out. Setting aside a couple of hours at the beginning of each month to thrash out some ideas pays dividends and shortens writing time dramatically.
2. BRAINSTORM
If you're lucky enough to have people in your team then USE them! Sit down over coffee and all come to the table with three interesting things they've seen on their feeds this week. It can be blogs or a new launch from a rival. Anything to get the creative juices flowing.
3. IMPROVE YOUR WRITING WITH GRAMMARLY.
No one and I mean no one is beyond Grammarly. It's brilliant at teaching you the basics and is available as a free trial - it's a no-brainer!
4. GET SCHEDULING.
When you've got your batch content, get it off the to-do list by using whatever scheduling software you can get your hands on. Some of my favourites include Planoly for social media, Flodesk for my email marketing and Wix's inbuilt scheduler for the blog. Schedule and enjoy having more time to get back to what you're great at.
Do you have any questions about these? Or is there another painpoint you are experiencing? Get in touch, I would love to help.