Here’s the list of 8 tips that will help you make better content literally today, let's get straight into it! 1. Lists, Steps, and Stories > B Roll and Vlogs 2. Effective Production > Overproduction 3. Enhancing Visuals > Distracting Visuals 4. Visual Data > Visual Effects 5. Keep things narrow. People who want to grow their business watch business content 6. Ad Revenue is the best metric to track. Ad revenue represents “high quality viewers” 7. People who watch shorts, watch shorts. People who watch long form, watch long form. Shorts can be used to pull people from other platforms 8. An easy win is to remake old top performing content If some of them doesn’t make sense to you, just comment below and I’ll explain :) I hope you found this valuable!!

You can use this checklist on any piece of content you post whether it's a YouTube video, LinkedIn post, or Instagram reel More Checked Boxes = More Chances To Go Viral - Will people stop scrolling to look at this? - Will they spend a long time looking at it? - Will they save it for later to refer back to? - Will they want to share it to their story? - Will they want to send it to a friend because its relatable? - Will they comment something long/thoughtful on it? I hope you find this helpful!

I just found my old journal from last year where I wrote 1 quote every day. There’s hundreds of quotes in there, and as I went through the quotes, one quote caught my attention. And after I read it, it really hit me. The quote was: "Caves you fear to walk into holds the treasures you desire.” What’s your favorite quote?

A few weeks ago, I was on a team call with guys who run a $200k/mo agency. And as I was sitting there, I heard one question that completely shifted my way of thinking. This question gave me a new perspective and made me think outside the box. And the question was... *drum roll please* "If someone paid you $100,000, what would you do for him?" And the beauty of this question is that you can use it for basically anything. You can use it to improve your Skool community: - "If someone paid you $100,000 to join your community, what would you do for him?" Or your content: - "If someone paid you $100,000 to watch your YouTube video, what would it be about?" Or even this post - "If someone paid you $100,000 to read your Skool post, what would you share?" You can play with it, change the amount, etc. I hope you find this valuable! Tom

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