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The 7-Step Checklist For Generating Extraordinary Content For Your Online Business

Everyone in marketing preaches, “Content is king”. We’ve all heard it.

But it is not quite 100% accurate. A better slogan would be, “Good content is king.”

In the event you wish to build a dominant web presence for your company, you’re going to need to consistently publish great, quality content. Visualize each piece of content as an additional path back to your site. The more content you produce, the more chances you have to come in contact with a potential client. It’s a numbers game.

Great content also helps establish expertise and establish you as an expert in your local market. According to numerous studies, at least 2 out of 3 people now search the Internet to locate goods or services locally. Therefore, your site's content is your opportunity to shine and make a positive first impression.

Based on my many years of professional writing, here are the 7 most important directives I follow when producing content for me personally or my clients:

1. Know your market. Take the time to truly figure out who the individual is which will more than likely be viewing your content. Even better, try to visualize an actual individual if you can. Perhaps one of your favorite clients.

Just as you intuitively know to use a particular kind of language when talking to your grandmother vs. your buddies on ultimate fight night, same concept applies here. When you have a clear image of your audience, you’ll know precisely what words to use and how best to convey your subject matter.

2. Stay on target. Don’t frustrate or alienate your audience with unrelated material, otherwise they’ll tune you out or remove themselves from your list. For example, if you own a cigar store, don’t be publishing information about sushi unless there’s some obvious and natural connection.

Honor your audience and give them information that’s either directly or closely related to the core focus of your company.

3. Avoid the “Curse Of Knowledge”. I got this phrase from an excellent book I highly recommend titled, “Made To Stick” by Chip & Dan Heath. The Curse Of Knowledge occurs whenever you learn something new, but then you try to go back to your way of thinking before you had access to that information.

Kind of like you can never look at a magic trick the exact same way once you know the secret. Yet, remember how amazing that trick was before you knew how it was performed. That’s the Curse Of Knowledge.

When producing content you have to constantly remind yourself that a lot of people don’t know what you know. So don’t sell yourself short. Always do your best to try and remember what it was like before you discovered what you now know.

4. Keep it interesting. You never truly know for sure if your audience will find your information interesting until they read it. So while you’re producing your content you just kind of need to keep your fingers crossed and hope that they’ll like it.

A great rule of thumb is if you like your material, it's highly likely that your audience will find it interesting , too. Thus, during content production you’re largely trying to amuse and entertain yourself.

I’ve watched interviews where famous authors and composers make known that this is how they produce their content as well. Their strategy for success is to just keep working until they feel great about their content, and that usually translates to their audience enjoying it, too.

5. Make it as long as it needs to be. Say what you have to say, and don’t worry about how many words. I learned this one many years ago from master copywriter, Gary Halbert.

If you can legitimately get your message across in just 3 paragraphs, then don’t keep writing for the sake of just filling up the page. Sometimes the most effective message is short and to the point.

Unfortunately I believe a lot of us were taught in 5th grade to just fill up space because our teacher said that our book report had to be a minimum of 1,000 words. Therefore, we often just created filler content until we reached our word requirement, when in reality 450 words was all that was needed.

Conversely, don’t be afraid to write long copy or long video scripts if the topic warrants it. If your material is intriguing and engaging, people will gladly read a 14-page letter or watch a 26-minute video.

Remember, say what you have to say, and let your message determine how many words you need.

6. Use the works of others for inspiration. Sitting down and gazing at an empty computer screen is agonizing. I believe that this is why many people subconsciously avoid content creation.

Would you like to know an easy way to break through this mental block? Use O.P.C.

You’ve heard financial experts talk about using O.P.M. (other people’s money). Well, for creating original content I like to use O.P.C. (other peoples’ content).

Obviously you never ever want to copy other people’s content. That’s unethical and illegal. But it is perfectly ok to use other peoples’ content to inspire you and get your creativity flowing.

Read a newspaper, a magazine, your favorite blog, check out Google or YouTube … any place that already has some content pertaining to what you would like to create. Agree with someone’s ideas, disagree with them, share something interesting you just learned, create your own step-by-step manual, etc.

When you use O.P.C. for inspiration, you’ll never be at a loss for things to talk about.

7. Be honest and truthful. People are more Internet savvy these days and you’re not going to put anything by them. If they’re suspicious of anything you say, they’re going to reference 10 other websites to see if you’re being straight with them.

It’s sad, but the Internet is full of con artists, rip-offs and liars. I’ve met a few and you probably have, too. Because of this, peoples’ B.S. detectors are more finely-tuned than ever.

Don’t make claims that you can’t support. Don’t manipulate data to distort the facts. Even if you know that others in your market are publishing material that is “questionable”, resist the temptation to do the same. You’re better than that. In the end, you’ll feel better about yourself and your clients will respect you for it, too.

Lastly, remember that these 7 criteria apply to audios, videos and podcasts as well because all great multimedia productions always begin with a well written, well thought out script.

So whether you’re a doctor, lawyer, plumber or wedding planner, producing high-quality content on the Internet is the key to creating and maintaining a prominent web presence. Prospective clients will perceive you as an authority, and the more content you publish the greater the odds of a prospective client finding you online.

For more great content and resources on online marketing for local businesses, click over to Mark Brinker & Associates at http://www.markbrinker.com. Also, don't miss our free video where we reveal the secrets for how to get to the top of the search engines. Remember, better rankings means more traffic to your site.

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