Hi ,

I think it was around 2008 that I started speaking about why it's important for you, a content creator, to repurpose your content.

If you're a client, a student, or a member of the Marketing Trailblazers community, then you know I talk about content repurposing A LOT. It's critical to creating a highly visible presence on the internet.

I've written blog posts about it. I've created checklists and cheat sheets about what and how to repurpose your content. One and done just doesn't cut it anymore and hasn't for a while.

If you want your content seen, read, watched, listened to, and shared beyond your audience, then repurposing your content is a MUST.

More visibility means more people opting on to your email list. It means more opportunities and a larger pool of prospects who may raise their hand and say they want to work with you, or buy your book, or take your courses.

My colleague Karon Thackston just released a new product that gives you a clear repurposing game plan and the tools to easily track what you're repurposing and how it's performing for you.

I just bought a copy of Karon's Repurposing Game Plan: Easy Ways to Double Your Exposure & Cut Your Writing Time in Half toolkit and I'm kicking myself that I didn't create it! So good.

Right now you can get your own repurposing game plan kit for $13.50. She's offering it for 50% off through March 28. Use coupon code: REPURPOSE50

I've created similar tools, but Karon's is much better. If you want to create a step-by-step repurposing plan, then this is the tool you want to have.

You've got to create content to get found and seen. You may as well get the most leverage out of it that's possible.

Take a look at Karon's Repurposing Game Plan toolkit and decide if it's right for you and your content distribution strategy. Just make sure you review it before March 28 when the launch discount ends.

Wishing you prosperity and ease,

Denise

Your Guide to Better Visibility on the Web

Founder, Marketing Trailblazers Community

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