Multimedia Producer & Trainer, Web & Software Programmer
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29 Jun 2009Many people choose to do it via info products, such as ebooks and recorded classes or webinars. This series will share with you ways you can get more mileage out of the content you already have, and also help you get the right mindset before you start your next series.
First, get your mind wrapped around the overall concept of re-purposing and re-packaging your content.
Then, think about the different ways your content can be distributed before you even write (or say, for podcasters) a word. Keeping the end goal in mind before you begin can help you be more creative.
Peter Wilson’s overall strategy sums it up beautifully:
“Start with the idea that you will produce your content once and publish multiple times – you will then start to think about all the various ways you might use that content at the very start – for example you might then take photos of the podcast being recorded for use on flickr. You might post questions on twitter to help you create the content and then feed it back into your blog. Write once, publish multiple times – can’t remember who I stole that off but they were spot on.”
– Peter Wilson, Digital Strategy Manager at Sage
This response is appropriate to mention in this tip because this series of blog posts will eventually become an RSSzine ebook, but it started out as a series of questions I asked on LinkedIn. There’s no better way for me to get the answers to the questions people might ask about content creation than ask others who know more than I do. And I can first pass the information to my subscribers in online posts before compiling the answers into an ebook I can later give away. (Of course, always give credit where credit is due.)
What else can I do with this blog series?
I think you get the point.
So the next time you start a project, think about the different places you can get the information from, the different places you will be able to display it, and the different formats you will be able to use. It will exponentially expand your income potential.
Penny Haynes, http://www.RSSzine.com
This is the home site for Penny Haynes, Multimediapreneur, Web & Software Programmer and Audio/Video Producer and Trainer. Penny works with large corporations such as Lifetime Television for Women as well as individual entrepreneurs. Penny specializes in working with audio/video novices, and creating tools to help entrepreneurs get more mileage out of the content they create in text, image, audio and video formats.
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