All right, we are live here, everyone Dino Gomez here, and welcome to another episode of The Secrets of Coaching podcast, where we reveal the mindset, strategies, problems and solutions to growing a six to seven figure online coaching business now in today’s episode. Guys, I want to talk about how to produce an endless amount of content, even if you feel like you have nothing to say or nothing more to teach. And so in today’s episode, guys, we’re going to talk about the three different types of content to consistently produce that are going to want to nurture your actual actual email list, your actual following and so forth.

And it’s going to help attract more clients into your coaching business. We’re going to dive into that. But first, I want to talk about how just about was either three or four years ago. I remember being in this exact position. This was one of the questions that I had. I was following this one guy named Mike, and Mike was always producing content like every single day. It was like a different Facebook live, a different YouTube video, a different sound byte, a different clip.

And I was like, where does this guy come up with all this content and why do it? Why am I attracted to its content? That’s really what I was asking myself was why what was special about Mike and what what types of content was he produced? And so that’s how I was able to do. What I was able to do was reverse engineer what Mike was doing. And and then I kind of came up with some some testing, a bunch of different pieces of content myself with my audience.

And I figured out what was working really well with my audience. And so I want to share that with you guys today. Now, first thing you guys want to do to always have an endless amount of content to produce is is quite simple. Number one is have a place to record it. All right. Just dedicate one single place that you are always going to record your content marketing ideas. It might be late at night or you might wake up in the middle of the night and all of a sudden have an idea of a piece of content you want to produce.

You might be working at the gym, you might be driving, and all of a sudden you’re going to get hit with these ideas. You need a place to record them. For that reason, I recommend your cell phone because you’re almost always will have your cell phone with you regardless of what you are doing. So I use the actual notes app on my iPhone. In the notes at app, I have a specific page that’s called Content Ideas. As soon as I get hit with a burst of inspiration on a piece of content I should produce, I just record it.

And that is it. Then basically the next week when I go to shoot videos and record stuff like that, I have a bunch of ideas from the previous week of content to do so. No one goes it starts with just being organized and the simple process of recording content ideas. You will be blown away by how many ideas you actually have to share when you start writing them down. The thing is, you’re only going to have that idea that a content idea, that inspiration for a matter of moments before life gets busy and you forget it, OK?

And that happens to us all. So the key guys is just to get in the habit of recording. Now, once you’re in the habit of recording it, I’m going to show you guys some mindset, strategies and techniques of how to consistently take one idea and then turn it into several different pieces of content. And so the first thing we want to do, guys, is right now, if you’re like, OK, I want to produce a bunch of content this week, next week or this month, and you have a goal that’s step number one, guys, is step number one.

Have a place where you going to record it? Step number two, have an actual goal for the amount of content you want to produce on a weekly basis and a monthly basis. OK, that is going to keep you focused on when to produce it. Now, if you are a coach and you are super busy and you’re trying to figure out when you’re going to fit in this content production into your schedule, what you need to do is first evaluate how important is this content to your actual growth.

And if it is one thing about a coaching program, it’s producing content consistently is essential to your lead generation efforts. OK, and so this should be at towards the top of your list, if not at the top of your list is consistently producing content. All right. That means you should be doing it at the start of your day, ideally at the start of your day. So that for sure it gets done before you lose the rest of your day to unexpected things that that inevitably always pop up when you run a business.

OK, so now what I will say is that there’s two different styles in which to produce content, OK? There’s some people that like to chunk content into blocks where they go, OK, every Monday I’m producing content for the entire week and they get it all done in one day. All right. That’s personally the way I like to do things is I have certain theme days of the week where I know, OK, on Tuesday I’m shooting three different videos and that’s going to take care of my content for the week.

On Thursday, I’m shooting two videos for our actual coaching clients and that’s going to go into the members program and as well as the actual coaching calls I have with them and so forth. So that’s what you want to do first, guys, is decide do you want to chunk your content and have it done on certain days and certain times? Or the other option for you is to shoot and record content when you get that burst of inspiration and have that creative idea.

Now, if you’re that type of person where out of nowhere you’re going to have that inspiration and you’re able to quickly get your your camera set up, your iPhone set up or hop on a Facebook live or whatever it may be that works that might work well for you personally. My brain kind of turns on and off depending on what. Types of tasks I’m working on, and so for that reason, I do better when I sit down and block content chunks and record it all at once and one and one go, I kind of get into a certain mood and a certain flow.

I’m going to be outgoing and charismatic and things of that nature and I’m going to shoot all my content right now. And I’m excited to do that. And so that’s personally the way I like to do it. So again, the steps so far, right, is one have a place to record your content, ideas. No two, have goals of how much content you want to produce on a weekly basis, on a monthly basis. And then, number three, decide if you’re actually going to shoot all that content on a specific day, days of the week, or if you’re just going to wait for inspiration.

Now, another reason why I like having specific days of the week to get it done is because it’s blocked off on my calendar. Nothing can interrupt me at those points in time. And I know as soon as I get a notification on my phone or my alarm goes off, hey, it’s time for me to stop what I’m doing and produce this content so it gets done. So if you’re somebody who procrastinates or finds that the day escapes you, right, you’re going to do better naturally with just saying blocking off the time period and saying I’m shooting content.

And this day on this time. All right. And so those are the those are the first three steps. Now, let’s talk about. How to always have an endless supply of content and valuable information to give to your audience. Right. And again, this is crucial that you have content always provide to nurture your audience. And so there’s really guys there’s really three types of content that I like to produce regularly. There’s training videos, which is kind of like how to videos, educational type videos where I’m going to show my audience how to accomplish and do something.

The second piece of content are personal stories where basically you’re going to take your audience on a personal story. This might be something that you read on Facebook or on social media, on Instagram and so forth. But you talk about and you reveal a story and information about yourself. Those stories are huge, guys. Top stories are more likely to be remembered than any other piece of content. All right. So even when you’re doing a how to video, if you can tie in a story, people are more likely to retain that information.

All right. So the second type of content that you can always produce, guys, are personal stories, things that have happened to you. All right. Sharing that with our audience as well as what you learn from those stories. All right. The third piece of content that’s very easy to produce all the time, guys, are client stories. All right. Revealing, right. Not just dropping off a testimonial that your client made a certain amount of money or achieved a certain result.

But actually talking about the process in which your client moved from position to position, be really taking your audience on the journey of how your client was struggling with this problem, what their feelings were, what their emotions were, what they were afraid of, issues that they were having, bottlenecks in their business, all these different things, pressures that they had, things going on in their personal life, all these different things. And then what they were able to do with your assistance as a coach.

And then what would the end result of that was and how they are now feeling and how business has changed, how their lifestyles change, how their family’s lifestyles changed, all those things wrapped around the emotions that they’re feeling now. All right. And that’s super powerful because, again, people are able to connect with emotions, are able to put themselves in somebody else’s shoes and relate. And that’s what we always like to do, guys. We want to make our marketing as relatable as possible.

And we always want our audience to feel like this was specifically recorded for them so that they go, oh, my gosh, this is what I need. Right. That’s consistently what we’re doing. And the way you do that right. With your with your actual content that you produce is by always tying in stories. All right. And always talking about emotions, consistently talking about emotions. And the reason this this this particular podcast and this show topic resonates with me so much is because I remember feeling baffled.

How does this guy consistently produce content, great content at that, that I remember, that I’m waiting for, that I’ve always absorbed, that I listen to what I’m in the gym, that I that I watch on YouTube. Otherwise in the evenings, like what is he doing right? And that’s really what you have to do guys, is his tie and personal stories and tie in emotions. OK, right now we covered the three different types of content.

Here’s how you can brainstorm to get content marketing ideas immediately. First thing you guys can do is you can pull your audience. So if you have an email list, if you have a Facebook group, if you’re following, it’s just on social media, you can legitimately and straightforward just ask your audience what they are struggling with. A simple post on Facebook. Hey, guys, what are you struggling with? I’m looking to record some content what ideas, what subjects do you want me to cover? Ask your audience. They know they are your audience. And so you get a ton of ideas just directly reaching out to them and having a normal conversation, whether that’s on social media or not. All right. So asking your audience for some ideas. And then again, once they have those ideas, you don’t just leave it there on social media and do nothing with it.

You put it in your phone to record so that it will be recorded and answered this week or the following week and so forth. Number two, how do you come up with personal stories? How do you always have Personal stories? Well personal stories, again, are so important because this is how people are going to choose you, perhaps over another coach another mentor is how much can they relate to you? They’re going to want to hear and know and like and trust you.

And they want and you can build those connections through your personal story. So how do you always have a personal story to tell guys? Quite simple, right? Again, find a creative space. All right. Wherever that might be for you. Getting the creative space, guys, and do this step. Number one, write down every bad thing and or experience or mistake that you can remember in the last 10 years, both on both related to your personal life and your business life.

All right. Those mistakes down, right? Those experiences down. All right. And more and more importantly, write down how you were feeling at the time. Well, while those things were happening to you, what emotions you were having. Right. Because that’s a big part of storytelling is also explaining the emotions that you were feeling at that time. So write down exactly how you were feeling, what you were struggling with, all the details you possibly can, and then write down how you overcame it and what the end result was.

What did you learn from those tough times in your life? Those experiences, those mistakes and these this makes incredible content to share with your community, right. Because people love to learn what not to do just as much as they love to learn what to do. It’s very, very interesting. But there’s going to be a future podcast episode that I’m going to come out with and it’s going to be called the Top Five Mistakes Coach All Coaches Should Avoid.

And guess what? It’s going to be a popular episode because people are going to want to know what mistakes have I made that they should have that they can avoid making as well by just listening and tuning into that one episode. Right. And so it’s ultimately an amazing piece of content to talk about mistakes you’ve made, how you were feeling, how you overcame those all those types of details. Next thing you want to do is write down all of the wins, all of your accomplishments, all the amazing things that have happened to you and your personal life and in business as well.

Write again, write down how you were feeling beforehand, before, before the amazing things that happened to you. Write down how you were feeling afterwards. Write down how it changed your life, how it changed your personal life, your business life, your family life, how much time you work all these different things. Write down all of the details of that as well, just like we did the bad experiences and the problems, the mistakes we made. We want to do the same with the good ones in the winds we have in addition.

And now along that same premise, guys, what you can do is you need to start listening more. All right. And when I say listening more, that means with everything that you do, listen, don’t hear, OK? And that’s kind of a cliche thing, but you can hear kids playing down the street. But are you listening to them? Right, as one kid bullying the other equally, having fun, are they brother and sister, are they to friends, like what is happening. Are you are you listening to actually what’s happening when you start doing that inside your business and you really become conscious of your of your the opportunity to listen? You will have so much content to produce. And when you actually start listening to what your clients are saying, what questions your coaching clients are asking you. Right. You’re going to have so much content because if you have a client that has a question, guess what? Your prospects probably somewhere one of your prospects that’s considering joining in your program is going to have that same question.

You can answer that question as a piece of content. And again, you might leave your client’s name out, kind of protect their their identity, so to speak. But you can literally say as a piece of content, I hear that I could produce a podcast show that says here are the top five questions and answers that all my clients ask me. And they would be another amazing, amazing episode.

Right. People would be like, oh, my gosh, that I have those questions, too. I wonder what those questions are. Right. There’s so many different things to start. Not only do you want to mentor and coach your clients, right. But also record what questions are they asking you? And that is invaluable because you can recycle that as content that goes out to everybody that you’re nurturing as far as a potential prospect for your program.

Next thing you can do, interview your audience. Right. Literally take people like strangers that are in your audience, so forth, and say, hey, I want to have you on my show. I want to have you my Facebook group and highlight you and ask you some questions and interview you as long as you’re able to be open and real and so forth with things you’re experiencing and all these different things. But if you interview your audience again, you’re going to come up with so many different ideas.

When you sit down with somebody like that and have it like a chat, extended chat for twenty or thirty minutes, you’re going to learn so much about what your market is experiencing, what they’re thinking, what they’re feeling. Right. All of this becomes what firepower for your message. You know exactly what they are experiencing, feeling the verbiage. They’re using all these types of things. And that will help you refine your message. It will also help you refine the rest of your content so it can be more spot on exactly what you want, exactly what your audience needs to hear. All right, so, guys, listen, don’t just hear right and take notes on absolutely everything. All right. The next thing, guys, is if you have a sales team, first off, you should be talking to them and minimally, right? Every single day through through chat and through messages about everything that’s going on and what’s happening that day as far as sales go.

You should also at least be on the phone with them once a week. All right. And and otherwise, you need to be interviewing your sales team and asking them and getting insight from them are what is happening on your sales enrolment calls? What questions are people having? What concerns are they having? What are your how are you overcoming certain objections and so forth? All of that is content as well. And again, you can take all that and you can use it, because if somebody has a concern before they join your program, it might be a concern a lot of people have in questions that all that your entire audience has and it might be particular about your coaching program. Those are amazing pieces of content to produce, are pieces of content that answer objections of why people are afraid to or otherwise are worried about your coaching program.

They might be it might be something small, like, you know, I’m worried your coaching program is a million dollars. They might be thinking in the back of their head. And so if that is an objection, that or something that your sales team is consistently hearing right then or if your sales team is consistently hearing when they drop the price of your program. Wow. I thought it would be a lot more expensive.

That’s literally a piece of content. And that’s also insight to you that you should raise your prices. Right. You should never hear that. That’s that’s literally a piece of content is go address and let your audience know almost everybody who hops on a call with us. One of the things they say is I thought this would be way more expensive than it is right now. Everybody who is sitting back afraid to hop on a discovery call with you.

Right. They’re going to take that call because we’d be like, wow, it’s going to be more affordable than what I’m thinking. So talk to your sales team, guys. There’s so much potential content that exists there. Yeah. Again, when your interviewing and your actual clients or when you’re talking to your clients and so forth and you’re helping them coach them. Literally ask them, you know, get not only solve their problem, but record it again, record it, because it should probably become a video training of sorts inside your program.

If it’s a commonly asked question, and it should be a piece of content that you guys repurpose to your actual warm audience otherwise. And so, guys, to review and recap. Right. How to always have an endless supply of content. Number one have somewhere where your always going to record your content. I highly recommend it be in your cell phone because you always have your cell phone with you. Now write down your goals of how much content you want to produce on a weekly basis and on a monthly basis.

And then number three, brainstorm, write all the potential content marketing ideas you have all the mistakes and experiences you’ve had, both negative and positive. Talk to your sales team, talk to your audience, interview your audience, ask them what types of content they want to see from you, which types of how to videos you want. They want to see you will. And then finally, guys, listen to the audience in the marketplace. There’s content absolutely everywhere.

And the more you just listen, you get in the habit of recording, right? Then you’re going to always have content to produce. All right. So, guys, I hope this this episode and these tidbits were helpful for you. If so, guys, go ahead, smash the subscribe button. If you guys are listening on iTunes and never miss an episode, if you guys are on YouTube or if you guys want to get our show notes and stuff like that, you can check us out on YouTube as well.

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That’s it for this episode. Guys, we will see you in the next one.