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I have already described in this in their earlier lecture, but this topic is so important that it deserves
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its own stand alone lecture.
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When you create original content for your blog or Web site, you already know that this content has
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some sort of traction in your niche.
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You already know that it's a significant amount of demand for this particular type of content.
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Not only did you base your decision on the social signals of your reverse engineered combat competitors
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content, but you're also picking out content that is based on your own statistic.
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In other words, you're basing your best of content untried and unproven material.
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You're not taking shots in the dark.
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You're not taking the wild guesses.
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You're not crossing your fingers and hoping that something sticks is that you have based their decisions
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on what actually works.
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Congratulations.
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But you should have stop here once you have a notice that this company really performed based on the
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amount of clicks as well as a social media engagement it gets, the next step is to repurpose that content,
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turns them into other types of content, and then recharge them on platforms that specialize in those
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content to type.
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For example, if your blog post is getting a lot of Ritwik and it clicks, you might want to start the
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blog post into questions.
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This isn't all that hard because if you look at any time Volkman, it consists of answers to questions.
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This question might not be too obvious.
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The question might not be plainly stated, but a condom is meant to address certain concern.
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These concerns are to be rewarded into questions.
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Strib, your most powerful and best performing content into a series of questions.
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Each question, then, is a link to the article or blog post that answers Twisties and the pair them
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with a neutral submissively hashtags.
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By using automation tools, you can rotate at different questions that essentially promote the same
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piece of content.
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Since you are rotating hashtags, there's a big, high chance that different people looking for different
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segments of your niche will become aware of your tweet, or possibly soon.
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Another thing you can do is to return your articles into SlideShare slideshows.
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Each article bring to mind many different mental images come up with a different picture for each of
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the topics raised by your article and create a single slideshow using PowerPoint share.
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These are one presentation on SlideShare.
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You can also use other tools to create a video from your slide show.
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Once you have a crazy disease, we do.
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You get obviously Shazam on YouTube.
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Alternatively, you can look through the issues you raise in your blog post and turn them into info.
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Graphic infographics, essentially strike down graphic forms or articles, a blog post.
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They focus on the most important points you raise and make them easier to understand for the views of
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by converting them into pictures, shirtless infographics on Pinterest.
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Finally, you should make sure that all your blog posts or articles have a nice Heider picture.
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This way.
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When you load a link on Facebook, a nice previa will show up.
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We show up, it grabs eyeballs and people are excited to share that content.
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On Facebook, you have a wide range of content formats to choose from.
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You can share links, videos, infographics, photos, diagrams, even audio files.
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After you share materials on your Facebook page, you should then get a link to the post and then share
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that Facebook page, LinkedIn, Facebook group that cater to your needs or relate to the niche.
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That's how you unlock the power of repurpose content.
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If you play the game this way, you spend less time creating content and more time promoting promotion
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is the name of the game.
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You may have great content, but it's not going to do you much good it when people don't even know it
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exists.
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For every dollar you spend creating content, you should spend 10 hours promoting that piece of content.
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That is how you build a successful mailing list.
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This is how you get a solid read on social media star with a powerful content but a different audience
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and spread it on many different social media platforms.
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