How to get started with producing consistent content.
A thread.
A thread.
Start with a medium you already know and enjoy.
Writing/video/visuals/audio.
Pick just one.
Writing is a good one to start with because Twitter can be great for sharing knowledge.
Writing/video/visuals/audio.
Pick just one.
Writing is a good one to start with because Twitter can be great for sharing knowledge.
Now you’ve got a medium, pick a schedule.
Once a week is comfortable for most, but less is still ok.
Pick a schedule you’re confident you can stick with over at least a year.
We’re in it for the long-term here.
Once a week is comfortable for most, but less is still ok.
Pick a schedule you’re confident you can stick with over at least a year.
We’re in it for the long-term here.
Pick how long your content will be.
If you’re writing, it could be 500 words.
If you’re making a video, it could be 5 minutes.
It shouldn’t be intimidating. It should be easy. Don’t be tempted to get too ambitious.
If you’re writing, it could be 500 words.
If you’re making a video, it could be 5 minutes.
It shouldn’t be intimidating. It should be easy. Don’t be tempted to get too ambitious.
Commit.
“I, Craig, will write 1 500 word blog post every 7 days for 365 days”
I find it helps to track the ones you’ve done.
Crossing them off a calendar is rewarding, or seeing a library building up is nice.
“I, Craig, will write 1 500 word blog post every 7 days for 365 days”
I find it helps to track the ones you’ve done.
Crossing them off a calendar is rewarding, or seeing a library building up is nice.