#Projectmanagement tool: blank sheet labeled “Frustrations”. At any time, if something frustrates you, no matter how small, write it down! Don’t analyze, just note it. After the project, go back to it, and you’ll probably get some good ideas for improving your processes.
The bottom line about content creators: They are like ghost writers. Except that, instead of using the client's IP to create books, they are creating posts, articles, videos, etc.
If someone markets him- or herself as a content creator, they will attract clients who are at the stage where they've decided on the vehicle (i.e blog post) and topic. Now they want a pair of hands.
Instead, by marketing him- or herself as a "marketing/branding strategist," they will attract clients who are in the "what should we do stage." That means higher fees, lower labor, less competition.
After helping clients determine the vehicle and topic, then they can offer the option to have them write the content (for a large fee) or get a commodity resource to do it.
I was just testing out Musk’s #Grok3 on X. It’s pretty good. I asked it to create three javascript programs for me:
1. Displays a break dancing dog.
2. A dancing bear.
3. prompts you to enter a color, and displays a block of that color.
It created all three programs in split second
I just copy/pasted each program to a file and ran them on my browser.
