We’d all like to have brands hit us up out of the blue to give us their money. But it doesn’t always work that way.
Sometimes, we have to get their attention ourselves.
If you have a brand or a product you love, start working as a volunteer influencer. Make regular posts about the product, tagging the brand when you do.
With enough posts and enough followers, the brand will take notice. And often, they’ll reach out with a formal offer.
Indeed, the majority of marketers take at least 1 to 2 hours to write a blog post of 500 words.
That might not sound too bad. But in reality, the writing is only the first step. Keyword research, proof-reading, editing, optimizing for SEO and publishing are all to come. And they all take time.
Oh yeh, then you’ve got the social shares to do, the email marketing to complete, the updating and repurposing of old content to accomplish
, landing pages to create…the list goes on.
The amount of work that goes into creating and distributing content can feel overwhelming. It almost feels like there’s too much for one person to do. And that’s because there is!
Keep in mind that many companies have entire teams of people working on their content creation. But what if you don’t have that luxury? What if you’re a lone wolf, or a tiny team, trying to stay on top of everything?
Sometimes, we have to get their attention ourselves.
If you have a brand or a product you love, start working as a volunteer influencer. Make regular posts about the product, tagging the brand when you do.
With enough posts and enough followers, the brand will take notice. And often, they’ll reach out with a formal offer.
Indeed, the majority of marketers take at least 1 to 2 hours to write a blog post of 500 words.
That might not sound too bad. But in reality, the writing is only the first step. Keyword research, proof-reading, editing, optimizing for SEO and publishing are all to come. And they all take time.
Oh yeh, then you’ve got the social shares to do, the email marketing to complete, the updating and repurposing of old content to accomplish
, landing pages to create…the list goes on.
The amount of work that goes into creating and distributing content can feel overwhelming. It almost feels like there’s too much for one person to do. And that’s because there is!
Keep in mind that many companies have entire teams of people working on their content creation. But what if you don’t have that luxury? What if you’re a lone wolf, or a tiny team, trying to stay on top of everything?
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