repeat, reuse, repurpose


Reusing the same post? Can you do that? Yes.

🎧 Catch up on my podcast on Apple, Spotify or this link - I'll be sharing more this summer!

In my latest podcast episode, I shared ways to reuse and repurpose your content to save you time this summer and any time of the year.

Last week's newsletter? It was repurposed content from a social media post.

We are in creation mode too often and we are feeling overwhelmed because of it.

If you are tired of having to come up with your next post from scratch, turn to your existing content instead.

What's that look like? Here are some ways to reuse content:

πŸ“ Search your newsletters for a topic or season and copy and rewrite (as needed) an older newsletter. Maybe last summer you sent one that is still relevant. Use it.

πŸ“ Look at your Instagram Insights and see the post with the most reach, or the most clicks to your site in the past year. Reshare that (change the image and copy as you feel is needed to keep it updated and fresh.)

πŸ“ Take a series of blog posts and make a new post with a round-up, or share recent posts in your newsletter to remind people about them.

πŸ“ Reupload one of your older podcast episodes that was popular or relevant - record a quick intro to it to explain why you are resharing.

There are many ways to repurpose content.

A reminder: Don't stress about repeating yourself. People need to hear your message over and over again to be reminded of it. Or, perhaps when they first heard it, they weren't ready to take action.

How are you reusing your content this summer to save you time and stress?

Rebecca

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