How to Keep the Content-idea Well Flowing Forever
“Oily242” wants to throw in the towel. Writer’s block has wrecked him.
He creates a “ton of content” for a startup — a blog/article each day, five LinkedIn posts per week, one weekly post on X, and a bi-weekly email newsletter.
And now the well runs dry.
In an online forum, Oily242 said, “I’m drawing blanks. How many new ways can you realistically market the same topic for a company/client?”
My answer:
Lots of ways.
For me, the content well never runs dry. Why? Two reasons:
1) I create story-powered content. I have a bottomless well of stories from which I draw.
2) I have a systems and tools to find the right stories to wrap around any topic I choose.
Last year, I revealed those systems and tools in a training called:
“How to Generate a Flood of Client-Attracting Content Ideas”
Would you like a link to the recording?
If so, reply to this email with “Don’t Draw Blanks” and I’ll send it to you.
Thanks for reading.
p.s. If you’re a member of Club Storyville, no need to reply. You already have a copy of the video in the Club.
Don't go away yet..
p.s. Coaches, authors, and consultants hire me to power-up their creative content and storytelling to captivate prospects, stand-out and book more business.
Whenever you're ready, here are several ways I can help you become a storytelling stand-out so you'll land more clients without pitching and prodding:
1) Get theĀ Story Power Profit PackĀ -- 52 Strategies, Tips, and Tactics Ā to Transform Your Content from Ignored to Adored.
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