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1. Content marketing intro: Hello everyone, My
name is Priyanka do. In this lecture we are
going to talk about how to create a content
marketing strategy for your personal brand. So if you are starting to start like your
influencer journey event, or if your own personal brand, because brand is
what works great. So I'm going to talk all about personal branding and how
you do the content strategy. So the following parts are, we're going to cover
in this lecture. The first one is what
is a personal brand and how it affected what is like, what is its advantages? Second is how a washer
brand helps you. Third one is how to create your personal content
marketing strategies. So I have gone in deep down into all
these aspects of area. I've explained everything
in details, so yeah, without wasting much
time, let's get started.
2. CONTENT MARKETING CLASS: What is a personal brand? A personal brand helps you to connect with
prospective employers, clients, customers,
collaborations, and so on. So doesn't matter if you are in a day job or if you want
to be an influencer, or you want to
start your business as an e-commerce or
service providers. Branding is something which
you need at every cost. Because when you think of Mark Zuckerburg,
what do you think? The first thing, obviously
Facebook, right? Why? Because he has created that
influence in our minds. Similarly, a personal
branding helps you to get the collaborations help you to boost your business. So to be honest, the moment you start
engaging with people, they form perceptions
that create your brand. But if you craft a personal content marketing
strategy for a brand, you will set yourself on a better path to
achieving your goals. You have, you must have
been noticed that whenever you reply to a comment
on a post something, people get to understand what
this person is all about. So at the moment you
start doing that, people get the perception, but moving them into the
right direction is your job. Moving them into
the direction that you are here to do a
personal branding. You are here to do a business. That is a perception that is, that should be made
by you, not them. A personal brand helps you
in differentiating yourself. Because obviously, let's suppose that you are in an
e-commerce business. There are thousands
of people who are also in the
e-commerce business. But a personal branding is
something which defines you, like when they hear
the brand name, they immediately
think about you. So this is a great way to
differentiate yourself from all those
fishes in the sea. The second thing is built
thought, leadership. So whenever you build
up personal branding, it gives the sense that
this person is all about, they're different opinion this person is all about they're different and unique
Personality, okay? So this is what something
cannot take from you, and this is how the
personal branding makes you completely unique
person and a unique brand, grow trust and credibility. Okay. I don't know if you
know that that in the online space or even
in our day to day life, you buy something from someone
because you know them, you like them, and
you trust them. I didn't marketing language, we call it a multi-factor. Okay. Whenever a person knows
one's know someone, then they start liking them and then only they
start trusting them, and then only they buy
something from them. Okay? You cannot expect
someone to go into the online space and buy
something immediately from you. Why they would buy you? They do not trust you, right? So it is very important that as a period of time
when you start doing the content strategy in a right manner and in
the right direction, the content liking starts
getting up in the online space. And then the trust
credibility also start hitting the
place and after that, only pupil start
buying from you, okay? The fourth one is
build a network. Obviously, when you do the personal branding
in the right way, you start getting more and
more and more people with you. You will start getting
more subscribers. You start getting more people like followers on Instagram. You will start getting more sign-ups on your
newsletter and so on. So our personal
branding gives you a whole lot of space
where you can, you can express yourself, where you can define yourself, yourself, and your
business as well. So this is a complete,
I would say, a jackpot, if you
do in a right way. How to create your personal
content marketing strategies. So in this part, I have
taken seven steps and I have explained each one. So the first step, each crafting brand
mission statement. Now what is brand
mission statement? Describe what is their mission, what your branding is about, and what does it
want to achieve? It has to create an emotional connection
with your audience. It describes the brand
purpose and why it exists. Again, I'm taking the
example of Facebook. When you hear the name Facebook, when you hear the
name Mark Zuckerburg, what do you understand? The first thing? You understand
that this branding is all about connectivity. Similarly, an interconnectivity
that Mark Zuckerburg, the lesion person,
is trying to create an emotional attachment
with the audience. Similarly, whenever you
are building a brand, whenever you are doing
a partial branding, you have to make sure
that you are building that emotional connection
with your audience. You have to clear it out that what you are doing in
this online space, what is your mission
water branding is about what does
it want to achieve? You have to be very
clear about this. It describes the brand
purpose and why it exits. Wondering, if you're
wondering how you can do the brand mission
statement, do it this way. You have to define who are you. What do you do? What you stand for? What your unique value is, what you want to achieve. What you have to do is you
have to pause this video, go and bring your paper and pain if you do not have it right now. And start writing this and now start linking it with
your own personal brand. Who are you writing down here? What do you do? Write it
down here. What is Stanford? Write it down here. What do you mean values
at it down here? What do you want to achieve?
Write it down here, okay? Now I'm giving one example. Again. Let's suppose again, we think of Facebook
module Goldberg. Who they are. They are the people who connect people all over the
world through Facebook. What they do, they
connect people, what they stand for, they stand for connectivity. They sampled business, they
stand for collaborations. What the unique value is there? Unique value is to gain more and more
connectivity, which, which goes into ten chips, which goes into
relationships with, goes into business partnerships, collaborations, et cetera. What they want to achieve. They want to achieve more and more people connecting with each other resulting in business
or accept or anything else. Okay, you got it. I have taken one
more example here. For example, let's suppose that you help someone to
achieve something. So I have taken an example here. I use my years of experience
to help purchase, engage their audience and generate sales to
compiling content, I work to ensure my content is equitable, inclusive
and converting. I want to grow my
cognition as a go-to resource in the content
marketing industry. Now, when you are just linking these all questions
with these all answers, you will get to know
each and everything. Who, who you are. I have already described here. What do you do,
what you stand for? I have already
described it here. What your unique value and
what you want to achieve. I have already described here. So you see it is so easy and so I will say like very smooth, like how we do the brand
mission statement. Okay, I hope it is
making sense to you. And just go ahead and do your brand mission
statement and let me know in the homework section so
can I can check it out? Okay. Now coming to
our second step, backward scraping and
editorial mission statement. Now you have to put together your personal mission statement which connects to
your brand mission. Rational personal
editorial missions would be like only
one or two sentences, and it should be like only a personal touch to
your mission statement. For example, you can
just say that I have worked with companies like x, y, z all over the world. This is a personal mission. You can also attach my, my life mission is to make more and more and more
people financially free. So this is your personal
editorial mission. Now, now you got to understand that editorial mission statement like the personal
and your brand one. And now to move further, I would like to
tell you one thing very important that content marketing strategies includes basically
these three elements. The first one is core audience, who you aim to serve. Your audience, what
you will deliver, and what is the
outcome, who, why, and what, who you
are going to target, what you're gonna
give that person, and what is the
result we can expect. Okay? So this is, this keeping these three elements only you have to create your content. Okay? Now coming to our
third step that is focusing on content
marketing goals. Remember, we don't
have to focus only on personal content marketing but to overall content marketing. Now how the personal
content marketing is different from overall
content marketing. Content marketing
and help you achieve your professional goals to get a raise a new job, more clients. But those are not your content
marketing goals in charge. Content marketing is about creating and
distributing content to attract and retain
your audience and ultimately drive
profitable actions. So if you work as a
service-based business, your aim is to get more and more clients and
I understand you go ahead, you do the content research, you do the Content Marketing, and you get the client's if
you do it the right way. But is it for a long term? Like if you want to do the
course launch after few years, how it is going to help. Okay? So keeping this your main goal, you have to do the
content marketing. You have to retain
your audience, and ultimately you have to
drive profitable action. Let's suppose that
you are launching a course and you are just
going for a waitlist. Now, how many people are
signing up a waitlist? How many will excited
for your course? These defines that how strong
your content marketing is. So keep that thing is very, very important and you have to understand the difference
between the two. Now, for example, if you're wondering what is the
content marketing goals, I have taken some examples. The first one is connect with
people on a deeper level, signing up for your
newsletter sharing content, as I said before, on-brand test. Obviously I have
explained a lot in the KLT section in the
beginning of this lecture. So you got to understand
what I'm talking about. And the third one is get
people to want to help you. For example, guest speakers. Guest bloggers, etc. If you start collaborating
with people, you are stealing
other audiences. And it is a great way to get more and more people to engage
with your content, okay? You can go for guest speakers, or even in a conference, or even in an online conference. Or you can go for a collaboration
on YouTube channel. Or you can go for like guest blogging, et
cetera, et cetera. So this should be your goal
is to get more people, to steal more people
while collaborating with other businesses
are in the same niche. Yeah, now, step
four is focused on target audience and get to
know about your audience. What do they want, what
are their pain points, their interests, and behaviors? For example, suppose you are a content marketing specialist for an online book from
whom opportunity company. Your goal is to build awareness of your
name and his skills. Your audience members
are homemakers, students, ratios, and someone
who wants to an online. They want to know more
about how to get started. They check YouTube
every few days, but never use Facebook. So first of all, when you
are launching something, you have to decide who you are going to offer this service. If you are a walk from online person and you want to
help others to do the same. You have to realize who are those people who
are my audience? Make a list, make a spreadsheet, write it down where
they're hanging out. Either they're hanging
out on YouTube or blogs or Facebook or Instagram. Who are they? Are?
They are homemakers. Okay. If they are homemakers, what is the age group? If they're freshers,
what is the age group? If they are someone who
wants to earn money, what is the age group? Also? Next thing is if they are capable enough
to afford my course. Because obviously if they are not capable enough
to give you money, why would you do that, right? So you have to make
all these charts and you have to understand
where they're hanging out. Who are your target audience
and where they are, you have to find it out, okay? Now, after doing that, you have to work on your
content sweet spot study. For example, if your
audience prefers reduced over blogs and you're looking to build a
subscriber database, you would want to create a YouTube rather
than start a blog. Or if your goal is
brand awareness, you could offer
collaborations with the Creator, your
audience watches. So obviously, if you're just searching for work
from home on YouTube, why would you create
a blog, obviously? So what you have to do
is you have to go to the Google Trends and you have
to type in the search box, make money online,
and you have to see where the research
results coming from. And after that, you have to go and start creating content. If there are more
active on YouTube, go ahead and do the work. If they're more
active on Facebook, go ahead and find him. Now, Step six is create
your content calendar. Don't get too excited. If you decide to post
one video per week, that is completely fine
just to be consistent, if you attend attempt to do too much and failed to hit
on every cylinder, you are more likely to give up entirely by setting
realistic competitions. You are more likely
to keep going. It is very, very
important that you should not give up. It starts slow. Take baby steps, but do
not overwhelm yourself. Just understand your situation that in a week I can
post only one video. That's fine. For a month. You have to create
only for videos, and that's completely fine. But if you are just setting
unrealistic things, like I can create
nine videos per week. This is very, I
would say impulsive. This is very overwhelming. And I would say, most of the times you
will fail at this. So you do not have to do this, you have to decide your plan, but just to be consistent. Step seven is set
realistic goals. For example, if your
personal content marketing is too on-brand trust, your metric could be gaining 50 subscribers to
your newsletter in the next three months. Brown rice too much, As I said, if you
decide that in a month, I'm going to take
500 subscribers on my YouTube and I'm going to post 330 videos in
a single month. This is way too much, especially when
you are a newbie. It is very, very
difficult, okay? So you do not have to just go for such kind of
overwhelming goals. You have to set realistic goals. I know working alone is stuff. That's why you should set, set deadlines for every step in the content production
and distribution process. Mark them on your
calendar and if you get overloaded and don't
expect to meet one, move it back on the calendar, never remove it
from the calendar. I will never get it done. It is very, very important
because obviously when we work alone on our
personal branding, it gets very, very difficult. And I know it is very tough, but you can do it just to be consistent and take baby steps. You have to set
the deadlines for your every step mark
on the calendar. Also, one in your tap. Ninja heck is there. If
you have a great friend, great family member with whom
you can share everything, you can make that person
your accountability partner, and you can share
that this week. I'm going to achieve this and next week I'm going to achieve they're just keep me
asking it this way. This is a human tendency
that when you share your things and then this person is going
to ask about it. You are going to be
more focused on it, okay, So make sure
that you do it. So I hope you enjoyed
this lecture and please go ahead and do the homework and just
post your down below. I will get it review and I will let you know
my advice for the same. Yeah, that's all. Thank you so much for attending this class and
thank you so much.