Sandy, this episode could not have come at a better time. How to repurpose content has been on my mind lately, but all my resources are so scattered. Thank you for streamlining all these different formats into one episode!
I LOVED this idea, I hadn’t thought about turning my presentations into other stuff. Also I’m thinking of turning some of my podcasts into written blog posts and pitching them as guest posts other places to drive traffic back to me.
When you said that this podcast was a repurposed blog post from a year ago…. **mind blown** I would have never thought to do that! I guess I always thought it would be so obvious to everyone. But I get new subscribers all the time who don’t have hours on end to scroll through all my old blog posts. This is life-changing. Thank you!
Totally! Not to mention different formats reach different audiences.
Kate Marolt
LOVE this. I used to get so sick of writing blog posts and figuring out content. Now that I realize people want to hear things again and be reminded, as well as there are endless spin offs and updates.. content is everywhere!
absolutely! Not to mention the new people who haven’t heard your message yet. Thanks for stopping by!
Maggie Patterson
Great post Sandy – and I think I’m listening to you so much that I inadvertently stole your “get off the hamster wheel” in my own content. (Sorry!) Apparently you are in my head. Super practical advice as always!
I have been wanting to move away from “just” blogging to include much more. there are a lot of good ideas here to take what I have written and do it all over again. I was totally stuck in doing more. Cool! Cheers
Sandy, being my financial marketing myself, I empathize with the issue of not having enough time to keep developing new content! I am always looking for new ways to repackage and reposition and this post has certainly given me some fresh new ideas! Thanks for sharing!
I tried the link 4 Easy Ways To Create Images For Facebook and Pinterest but it didn’t work. But I managed to find it – https://www.sandysidhumedia.com/4-easy-ways-to-create-image-quotes-for-facebook-and-pinterest/ 🙂
Thanks, Susan. Fixed that 🙂
Sandy, this episode could not have come at a better time. How to repurpose content has been on my mind lately, but all my resources are so scattered. Thank you for streamlining all these different formats into one episode!
Woohoo! Happy to hear you found it helpful, Erica!
I LOVED this idea, I hadn’t thought about turning my presentations into other stuff. Also I’m thinking of turning some of my podcasts into written blog posts and pitching them as guest posts other places to drive traffic back to me.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh I hear you! There is gold in those presentations! And right on with podcasts turned into blog posts…this was a post turned into podcast 🙂
When you said that this podcast was a repurposed blog post from a year ago…. **mind blown** I would have never thought to do that! I guess I always thought it would be so obvious to everyone. But I get new subscribers all the time who don’t have hours on end to scroll through all my old blog posts. This is life-changing. Thank you!
Totally! Not to mention different formats reach different audiences.
LOVE this. I used to get so sick of writing blog posts and figuring out content. Now that I realize people want to hear things again and be reminded, as well as there are endless spin offs and updates.. content is everywhere!
absolutely! Not to mention the new people who haven’t heard your message yet. Thanks for stopping by!
Great post Sandy – and I think I’m listening to you so much that I inadvertently stole your “get off the hamster wheel” in my own content. (Sorry!) Apparently you are in my head. Super practical advice as always!
I like that I’m in your head, MP 🙂 hahhaha
I have been wanting to move away from “just” blogging to include much more. there are a lot of good ideas here to take what I have written and do it all over again. I was totally stuck in doing more. Cool! Cheers
Absolutely, Kate! Repurposing is the way to go!
Sandy, being my financial marketing myself, I empathize with the issue of not having enough time to keep developing new content! I am always looking for new ways to repackage and reposition and this post has certainly given me some fresh new ideas! Thanks for sharing!