Reach Repurposing Heaven with 7 Tips Articles
If you want to go to Repurposing Heaven (without the inconvenience of dying, thank you Alex) then one of the quickest strategies is writing 7 Tips Articles.
Pick a specific topic in your niche and make a list of 7 tips. Add a few lines of explanation to each tip and you have a 7 Tips Article. Use each one of those tips as a blog post, Twitter post and a Facebook post.
Add a few more lines to each tip, break it into seven episodes and you have a 7 part ecourse. Turn each tip into it’s own separate article. Repurpose each tip into a chapter, and you have a 7 chapter ebook.
Finally turn your 7 Tips Article into a teleseminar, and your Action Guide is the outline of the seven tips. And folks, we are just getting started with the nearly 100 ways you can repurpose a 7 Tips Article.
And to get you started, I’m inviting you to go to www.7TipsArticleTemplate.com to claim your instant free access to my 7 Tips Instant Article Template.
Tags: alex mandossian, article marketing, articles, Info Marketing, information publishing, jeff herring, repurposing, teleseminar
Using this system makes it easy to write artiles in bunches.
I don’t know about you, but in all of my areas of knowledge, teleseminars, marketing, bicycling as a sport and profession, life insurance, long term care insurance, taiko drums, football, etc. I can easily come up with a large number of specific points that are intereting and relavent.
Each of these can become a seven tips article without any serious research because I have already done that study, licencing, and practicing to know enough to be an expert. Putting it into article form gives me the exposure for others to know and recognize this.
Great Concept Jeff! Thank you for sharing it.
Warmest Regards,
Edward Philipp
Hey Alex!
Just curious if you wanted to still learn some amazing magic? I met you at the NSA 2007 convention. I’m still interested in training magic training for marketing training. Thanks my friend!
David Farr
Most of us get writer’s block just thinking about coming up with 7 tips, let alone 100 ways to repurpose them.
If you know how to use the strategic thinking tool ‘Mind Mapping’, you’ll find that both the above are a piece of cake. How to Mind Map? While there are many deeper implications once you get beyond the basics, the beginning steps are simple. 1) state your thinking focus and place it in the center of your page- i.e. what topic do I want to write a 7 tip article about? 2)branch out around the topic with 7 key themes related to the focus of the article 3) add details to each key theme, to the level needed to accomplish your purpose for writing or to fulfill the word limit/article 4) personalize to gain the engagement of your audience, using relevant keywords, phrases,color-coding, photos, videos, etc.
With a mindmap you actually get both an overview and details in one blast, for a comprehensive approach to your article topic. Give yourself a time limit of 15-20 minutes to create your mind map, depending on the level of depth you need to go to. From your mind map, go ahead and craft your article. Start with your intro, add some or all of the 7 tips, and finish off with your conclusions.
The first step in writing is thinking, which you have now done in choosing the words for your Mind Map. Have a go and see how easy the 7 tips article is to write now in way less time than you thought it would take!
You have a knack to present articles in a format that is easy to comprehend. Additional information you present from other individuals take on the same characteristics you tend to imply in your articles.
Good advice; we often overlook things we have created in the past as content for both a blog and to share with the world; technology has allowed us low cost or free avenues to promote our business like never before, and we need to take full advantage. I would highly recommend that every business owner takes one hour per week to sit down with senior staff ir even on their own to think of a strategic plan for suing technology to spread the word. Most businesses do a poor job of backing away from the day to day and thinking long term; don’t be one of them!
Kyle French
http://www.single-track-agent.blogspot.com