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Where to find content ideas?
Having trouble coming up with content ideas? Make sure you read this post! If possible, make a screenshot and save it for a later use. 🔖
Here you can find inspiration:
– Answer the public
– Blog posts
– Your top performing posts
– Canva
– Facebook groups
– Chat GPT
– Customer or client feedback
– Pinterest
– Instagram explore page
– Semrush
– Your product or freebies
– Polls/Question boxed in Stories
And where do you get your ideas from?
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@diana_akchura yes! I always explore reddit and subreddits...and never disappoint.
@diana_akchura @xavier_jj there are subreddit for each industry niche. people talk about problems, or have question related to new things. So you can explore that and write content for that or you can answer that question.
@diana_akchura Slack communities are great! I am a member of RevGenius Slack and it's great for sharing ideas, asking questions and getting feedback. They have various channels including marketing. I'm in the process of starting a new Slack community for creators too :-)
@jordan_lund Jordan, this app looks awesome! Being somewhat of a fitness buff, the big challenge, I know for most people is to stick-with-it, and stay motivated. Ardor looks like it does a great job of addressing that. So many stories to tell - from being a health and wellness app, to a virtual personal trainer, looks like it has great potential for widespread adoption. Happy to discuss further if you'd like.
Hey there! I came across your post and I must say, your content ideas are on point! I especially love the suggestion of using Canva for inspiration.
I'm actually in the process of launching my own product soon and I would love to hear your thoughts and advice on how to make it a success. It's a productivity tool that helps streamline workflows and increase efficiency.
Once it's live, I would be thrilled if you could give it a try and provide some feedback. I've enabled the "Notify" button so you can get notified when it's ready. Your insights would be invaluable!
Thanks in advance for your support and I look forward to hearing from you!
Really helpful. I have bookmarked it.
I use Viralify to get trending ideas. It gives out of the box with every click in seconds.
I've just started a new community for creators in Reddit. Here's the link if anyone wants to join it. https://www.reddit.com/r/creativ...
Nice one! I always find great ideas through competitor analysis. If you have a product, you can also get some ideas from your customer support team. Also, go to the comment sections of a viral post on your niche. You will find a lot of great ideas there.
@busmark_w_nika For me, its mostly about the blogs. So, I just check out their most viewed pages or viral ones or the ones which have the most backlinks, depending upon my requirements. However, I recently came to know about a tool launched on PH, called Competitor.app I do not have any experience with it, but I think it could be a great addition for any SaaS company serious about their marketing.
Hey there! Thanks for sharing these great content ideas. As someone who's about to launch my own product, I'm always looking for ways to stay inspired and come up with fresh ideas. Do you have any tips or advice for launching a product successfully? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Also, I would be honored if you could check out my product when it's ready and provide some feedback. You can click on the "Notify" button to get notified when it's live. Thanks for your help!
I would like to add - most of us here are makers and there is a story behind each product. Tell us this story. Every maker is inspired by something. Share this inspiration and someone likely will be also inspired. All wins.
For my clients I usually use keyword tools and Google trends.
For my own Costa Rica blog I use reddit a lot (checking out what people are asking).
@busmark_w_nika I sure can. Although, I don't know what you do with it, unless you have a site about Costa Rica as well ;-) Of course, there are subreddits about every topic on reddit. The search is not great, but you'll find something for almost everything you have to write about.
Here's an idea. Instead of creating new content, just turn your written content into videos.
If you have articles that rank on Google for keywords where there are videos featured in the SERPs, you should turn those articles into videos and double your search footprint.
I actually wrote a step-by-step guide on how to find these content ideas:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/up...
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