♻️ 3 Steps to Repurposing Your Content for Every Channel

@LouisSlices talks with @harrydry about repurposing content to boost your marketing…

This is meta, because it's my newsletter content that I'm repurposing for Twitter! Here we go… 👇🏼
⚠️ Word of caution: before you drive lots of traffic to your website, make sure it's converting well. You don't want a leaky bucket!
The 3 steps:

1️⃣ Before publishing an article, pull out some quick tips and share them on their own
2️⃣ Once published, create helpful social media posts + link to your article at the END
3️⃣ Email your audience with the full article + ask for likes/upvotes on social media
Other takeaways:

😇 Write authentically and promote your articles yourself
✅ Write great content worth sharing—obvious but often forgotten

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📦 Adjust the format of your social media posts for each platform
🙏🏻 Share your primary social media post at the end of articles + ask for upvotes
💁‍♀️ Be helpful—don't force-push people to your website

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🔦 For LinkedIn, combine a long-form article with a short "highlight" post
🔗 For Reddit, share full articles, linking to your site for feedback/questions only

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🐦 Choose the platform that works best for you—it may not be Twitter
🧪 Test and experiment to find out what works for you and each platform
👌 Focus on basics, not tactics, e.g learn to write great titles
👂🏼 Listen to the episode on the Everyone Hates Marketers podcast:

https://www.everyonehatesmarketers.com/podcast/repurposing-your-content
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