1-Hour Content Curation: Mastering Content Marketing

Teacher

1 Hour, 5+ Types of Content, 15+ Platforms

This is Marketing Content Creation on STEROIDS!

One of the biggest issues I see and hear with business owners who are wanting to create and distribute content to use in their marketing is lack of time to make it happen.

There are so many options out there, how do you decide whether to do text, photos, blog posts, videos, podcasts?

Don’t you hate limitations!

Why not do them all?

Before you say I’m crazy because I was just complaining about lack of time … you need to check out my super-secret and easy 1-Hour Content Curation Method.

I developed this method to make my own content marketing a quick and easy process.

I’ve done all the work to create and streamline a system so that you can walk through this step by step and quickly take:

ONE piece of content, divide it into:

FIVE (actually more) different types of content, and have it automatically syndicated to:

FIFTEEN different platforms (or more).

What’s best is that you can do all of this in less than one hour.

I do this weekly, so it snowballs quickly! In one month, I have:

4 hours (or less) of time spent
20 different pieces/types of content
200+ automatic syndications

In one year, I have:

50 hours or so
240 individual pieces/types of content
2400+ spots of automatic syndication

(Pssst … all of those spots of automatic syndication are also links back to my website, which is shown to help with SEO!)

Then I use additional content curation strategies to RE-post automatically, and thereby extend the reach even further!

And here in this class, I’m sharing my secret method with you.

What are you waiting for? It’s not going to get any easier than this!

Course Features

Lectures 17
Quizzes 0
Students 61
Certificate No
Assessments Yes

Getting Started

3
- Lecture1.1
  
  Course Overview
- Lecture1.2
  
  Set Up and Organize File System
- Lecture1.3
  
  Starting Your Process
Video - Facebook Live, YouTube, Thumbnails

4
- Lecture2.1
  
  Starting Facebook Live
- Lecture2.2
  
  Download Facebook Live
- Lecture2.3
  
  Upload to YouTube
- Lecture2.4
  
  Video Thumbnails
Blog

1
- Lecture3.1
  
  Using Branded Images on Your Blog
Audio and Syndication

3
- Lecture4.1
  
  Editing Audio Track for Podcast
- Lecture4.2
  
  Uploading to Soundcloud
- Lecture4.3
  
  Podcast Syndication
Additional Platforms

2
- Lecture5.1
  
  Edit and Upload to IGTV
- Lecture5.2
  
  Upload to Medium
Project and Quiz

3
- Lecture6.1
  
  Project Overview
- Lecture6.2
  
  Recap
- Lecture6.3
  
  Don’t Miss This Step – Cleanup
Resources

1
- Lecture7.1
  
  Resources

Vicky Wu

Focus strategically. Implement effectively. I help businesses clear away the confusion and clutter of digital and traditional marketing to laser-focus on strategies that result in growth.

My passion for marketing began before I even knew what it was. As a young artist, by 7 or 8 one of my favorite things was to create elaborate amusement parks on paper; each with their own theme that might be something as silly as stuffed animals or vegetables. I would sketch related rides, develop a story about the park, name everything, and create ads. I thought I was just having fun; looking back now I realize I was building branding & marketing plans.

Since then I've worked with companies in numerous industries, of all sizes, from global organizations to nonprofits, entrepreneurs, and everything in between. Along the way have learned best practices and those golden marketing tactics that work no matter the organization size or budget.

My passion is helping entrepreneurs & SMBs develop streamlined, focused marketing strategies that are easy to replicate, save resources of time and money, and offer a great ROI. I take best strategies and practices from the big guys, translated into easy-to-replicate programs for entrepreneurs and small businesses, especially startups, who may have limited budget.

From being Chief Marketing Officer of a $3.5 billion business with nine companies under the corporate umbrella, to owning and running my own businesses, I understand the marketing world inside out. I know how the systems can and should work together to streamline marketing processes.

My company serves as the in-house Marketing Department for SMBs, and solves the problem of small businesses who need the ease and expertise of their own in-house marketing department, but don't have the budget to justify full-time marketing staff.