When I started this challenge, I did it with the notion that Twitter could have a lot of potential as a distribution platform for my podcast and YouTube channel.

Content creation for Twitter is relatively efficient compared to other social media platforms such as Instagram, Tiktok, or YouTube. It's also comparatively easy to share links via Twitter and - perhaps because of that and the predominantly text-based nature of the platform - in my experience, Twitter users are more apt to click external links (e.g., to podcast episodes) shared via Tweets than on other platforms. 

All this made me want to know what would happen if I really doubled down on a Twitter growth strategy. And to do that, I took on the 100-Day Tweet Streak challenge, where I committed to Tweeting once per day, every day, for 100 days.  

In this episode, I talk about what I learned and how it went.

The results may be surprising. 

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Design can be a critical contributor to success on social media. But not all of us who create content for social media are also great designers.  

So in this episode, it was a pleasure to have the chance to talk design with Nok Werner, a Global Canva Verified Expert. As you may know, Canva is a software service used by millions of graphic designers. And Nok is one of only 26 global experts chosen by Canva, as a leader in their communities of affiliates, content creators, and educators.

Nok and I discuss the love of design, design principles, Instagram growth, entrepreneurship as a digital content creator, and the print-on-demand scene. Check it out, as she's got a lot of great tips to share.

If you'd like to connect with Nok, you can find her on 
Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/nokwerner.design/ and on
her website at https://www.digisignbynok.com/ or 
her Etsy store at https://www.etsy.com/shop/DigisignStudio.

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Running out of fresh content ideas is among the biggest fears that haunt content creators. And most of us will have this fear realized at some point in time. I'm talking about those days when our ideas list is running dry and we just can't come up with new content topics that excite even us, let alone our audience. 

This episode is about five ways you can come up with fresh content ideas when those days arrive. It's based on the process I went through this summer when I was struggling to come up with fresh content ideas myself.  As I discovered, different sources were helpful in different ways. But to get the best ideas, I had to dig a little deeper than what I tried at first. 

Eventually, I got there. And my hope is that this combination of sources will be useful to you as well. Check it out! 

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Video content is where it's at on social media these days.  Instagram Reels, TikTok videos, and YouTube represent huge opportunities to get your content seen and build your audience right now.

So as a content creator, I think you want to be in on this game. However, for those of us that prefer to be behind the camera, the shift to being in front of it can be a daunting one indeed. 

That's why in this episode, I was excited to have a chance to talk with Lefteris Koutinas (Lefty), a video content creator, producer, and coach based in Toronto, Canada. In it, we talk about how to get started with video content creation, the direction video content platforms are going , and some tips on how to be successful as a content creator. 

You can check out Lefty's services at https://createwithlefteris.com/.

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Successful content creators understand that the value of their brand on social media is measured by the engagement their content generates among a defined audience - meaning, in this case, likes, comments, shares, or other forms of "content interactions." This is what drives platform algorithms to push content out to larger audiences, creating opportunities to build one's own brand and generate interest among followers, sponsors, and clients.

But as a small content creator or business, how does one get the engagement ball rolling? That's the topic of my conversation with Ginger Starr Borden, who helps content creators and small businesses get noticed on Instagram. Recently, Ginger grew her own Instagram account from 3000 to more than 49,000 followers. And in this episode, Ginger shares some of her insights on how she achieved that using what's known as an engagement strategy.

You can connect with Ginger on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/gingerstarrborden/ or on her website at https://www.gingerstarrborden.com/.

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If you're looking to grow your Twitter audience, you will want to give this episode a listen. This is my product review of Tweethunter, a software subscription service I recently started using to expand my Twitter following. In it, we'll cover what Tweethunter is, who it's for, what it does, how to use it, and how I think it can help you as a content creator. 

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Do you ever feel like you're on a content production treadmill? Well, you're not alone. Most of us have felt like this as content creators at one time or another.  

The key to getting off that treadmill is being strategic with the time invested in your content production. In this episode, that's the topic of my conversation with Misbah Haque, an experienced podcaster and the owner of Podmahal, which is a great resource for beginner and experienced podcasters alike. 

We talk about Misbah's experience as a podcaster and how long-form content production, such as a podcast, can help create a digital asset that can lead to other opportunities, deepen the connection with your audience, and drive content ideas and production for your other platforms.

It's a discussion that I hope can help you think about different ways you can maximize the time you spend producing content, so you can get the most from the efforts you're putting in. 

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Should you become a content creator? Or have you started creating content around something and recently began wondering if you ought to continue or not?

These are questions only you can answer for yourself. On the one hand, there are a lot of potential opportunities that can come from creating content and building an audience; on the other hand, there can be some significant challenges associated with putting your work - and yourself - out there as an artist and/or entrepreneur

In this first episode, I share how and why I started getting into content creation, including how I worked through some of the challenges that prevented me from getting started earlier or continuing once I'd made some preliminary steps forward. From what I've seen, these challenges are fairly common among other new content creators. And my hope is that hearing a little about my story might be helpful for you if you're considering the question of whether or not "to be" a content creator.

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Hey, Everyone! My name is Tim and welcome to my podcast trailer!

This podcast is about having fun with content creation. We'll cover the content creation process, content creator life, and social media tips and technologies, in the form of stories, interviews, vlogs, reviews, and whatever else comes to mind. 

Have a listen and check it out. I hope to see you around!

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