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Hi Stephen! How can I get access to Kontent Engine DB in Classrooms?

I don’t know about you, but keeping track of CTA links for social media posts is a pain. You know, when you’re linking back to a podcast or YouTube video on a social media post. It’s easy on a small scale, but once you’re posting a lot across social media it can become quite difficult. Event promotion makes it even more difficult. You have registration links or subscribe links BEFORE the event, like “register for this upcoming webinar”. And then a direct link to the recorded event—AFTER the event. Or you might promote an upcoming podcast, with a link to the podcast directly asking them to subscribe. And after the podcast, when you’re distributing social clips you might link back to the specific episode. So you’re tracking CTA before, and after, and making sure each social post gets the right one. Plus, if you’re using an auto poster like Buffer or Hootsuite, you can’t often make a comment on your post linking back. LinkedIn has traditionally been hard to auto-post comments too. This has been one of the harder problems to tackle in my automated systems, so I put together a quick video on how it works. This one is pretty technical, just a warning! Enjoy → https://youtu.be/MDb5ffveEa0

Creating content isn’t easy. Especially when you’re supposed to be running a business. Or spending time with your family. But, it’s become this necessary evil. I started creating on LinkedIn with 1 text post a day. That was hard at the time. Now I can produce 100 pieces/week without a lot of trouble. Doing the Gary Vee thing, you know, taking one piece and finding ways to repurpose it. How I got here is really by accident. Once I started with video and a podcast, I started developing technology to help me streamline the process. I wasn’t generating enough money from the content to justify hiring a big team. So I started having fun just nerding out on the process of making it easier. Using technology and automation to streamline the process. And all while making sure I was also facilitating good marketing practices at the same time. I wanted the content to produce business results, not just mindlessly pump out content. It was like a puzzle, how can I maximize output, do it the right way, do it faster, cheaper, and have it produce cash flow? So I kept tinkering, developing, and starting over. And now I’ve built something pretty unique. One of the most simple improvements I made along the way was to organize, facilitate team workflow and auto-upload video. I’ve been trying to find simple ways to help others, so I just dropped a YouTube video that explains the entire process. How to use automation to: ✅ Create folders ✅ Organize the files ✅ Upload the videos ✅ Get the analytics There's a free course in this community to help too, just requires a little community participation and helping others out too. I even give away the Airtable database, Zaps etc I hope it’s useful on your content journey. Enjoy the video. Watch the full video —> https://youtu.be/OU1D4eLmRdo

Hey guys - trying to decide which publishing platform to use for my clients. Have looked at sprout social, later.com, buffer, cloud campaign, repurpose.io, and others. All seem to have pros and cons. Anyone have one that they love?