How To Strategically Create Content
And a little about our May project... :)
I really like our most recent lesson, I’m sure you will get some good tips from it as well. It’s all about How To Strategically Create Your Content in 2025. You can view it in our Teachable classroom and discuss it here, below, too. In fact, I’d love for you to share any questions you may have OR talk about this topic amongst yourselves in the comments below.
ABOUT OUR MAY PROJECT
Our wonderful May project begins on May 1st and wraps up May 31st. It’s all about CONTENT CREATION.
Your April project is coming to an end now. Stay with it until the very end because, beginning May 1st, it’s time to start your new project. You’ll want to use the momentum you’ve built in April, to carry you into May. The May project isn’t a DAILY project, it’s something that you’ve never done, that you simply need to do by the end of the month, working on it week-by-week. It can be that email newsletter that you’ve always wanted to start writing. The blog you wanted to start. The Substack you wanted to launch, name, and write on, the content calender you’ve been wanting to make, and stick too, etc.
I’ll clue you in more on tomorrow night’s live call. If you’re not on it, you can watch the replay on May 1st in the classroom or come back here to our Substack and learn all about our May project.
Now, let’s dig into How To Strategically Create Your Content, who wants to go first?
Hugs,
Holly
If you want to join the Content Club, you can join here. Membership includes two live calls per month (Power Hour 60 min and FLOW 90 min).
Hi Holly and ladies! I'm looking forward to tracking down all of the ideas I've written down over the years in various notebooks and agendas and start putting them out there as posts! Yes after the momentum I have now from the April project I'm feeling like posting content consistently is something I can get done.
I'm still trying to navigate Substack, on Holly's and my 1 on 1 call I mentioned that it's not as intuitive in the same way as what most of us have gotten used to on meta over the years. How are the rest of you finding it or are you going with another way of sharing your written content?
I agree with Tracy that Substack is not as intuitive as Instagram. After 30 days of posting, I will stay on Substack. I prefer the pace and content of Substack. I’m in this for the long game, and it feels good to be surrounded by the more interesting content on Substack. I have learned a lot from the first project I am taking forward into the next one. I will work on Milanote this month to get a content calendar pulled together for June-August. I am excited to share it with all of you guys ❤️. I wish you all a wonderful weekend.