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Get Ahead of the Seasons: Fall and Winter Content Ideas That Work
In the world of content creation, timing is everything. No matter how creative your idea is, if it doesn’t connect with the season, it risks falling flat. In order to engage audiences, companies must provide relevant content that feels aligned with their current moment. Because of this, fall and winter are important seasons for creators:…
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Huddle Up: What Football Can Teach You About Scoring Big with Content
On the surface, football and content creation don’t seem like they go together. There’s one sport played on a massive field, filled with intense tackles and raucous crowds. The other usually happens in a quiet room with just a person, their computer, and a cup of coffee. While the two worlds could not be more…
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It’s Rage Bait, Baby: How to Outsmart Outrage Content
Anyone who scrolls through social media for more than five minutes has seen it: a post, headline, or video so outrageous that it demands a visceral reaction. Your pulse quickens. You type out a comment, perhaps in all caps, before you’ve even finished reading it. That’s not an accident. You’ve just been hooked by rage…
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“I Just Wasn’t Made for These Times:” How Two Versions of the Same Song Prove You Can Put Your Own Spin on Anything
My late father and I didn’t always see eye-to-eye. And that was the case when it came to music. However, I am grateful that he introduced me to the one and only Beach Boys. Specifically, what became one of my favorite albums Pet Sounds. Throughout the years, music lovers have analyzed, studied, and adored The…
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SEO 101 for New Creators: A Practical Guide from Someone Who’s Been There
When I first began creating content, I thought SEO was a mysterious code that only tech experts understood. In my mind, it would require endless spreadsheets, complex algorithms, and perhaps a secret handshake with Google. It turns out SEO, or search engine optimization, isn’t magic. The goal is to make your content discoverable. It’s the…
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Don’t Get Played: How to Spot Fake News and Misinformation Online
With nonstop headlines and algorithm-driven feeds, false information spreads like wildfire. Often, a misleading tweet, edited image, or decontextualized video can snowball into viral outrage, shift public perception, or damage reputations before anyone can verify them. Regardless of whether you publish blogs, create videos, record podcasts, or run social media channels, you have a responsibility.…
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Ozzy Osbourne (1948–2025): Remembering the Prince of Darkness Through “War Pigs”
Although he was in poor health, the passing of Ozzy Osbourne on July 22, 2025, still shocked the world. Now that we’re mourning the Prince of Darkness, let’s take a moment to remember his legacy–one that spanned far beyond Black Sabbath. One of the most powerful ways to understand that legacy is through how others…
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Batching Content: How I Save Time and Stay Consistent as a Content Creator
It’s easy to feel like you’re on a treadmill that never stops being a content creator. If you’re constantly planning, filming, editing, posting, and engaging, it’s easy to lose momentum. That’s why batching content has been one of my smartest decisions ever. Whenever you’re scrambling to post something just to stay active or falling behind…
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No, AI Won’t Replace Content Creators — Here’s Why (From a Real Content Creator)
I’m sure you’ve seen the headlines:“AI’s gonna take your job.”“You can’t write like ChatGPT.”“It’s over for content creators.” Being a content creator full-time, I get it. In the past few years, AI tools have risen in popularity, especially language models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. A lot of the time, AI feels like a helpful…