Rapid Content Creation Masterclass by Dorie Clark,
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You know that writing blogs or articles is a powerful way to share your ideas with the world and build your expert reputation. But it’s sometimes hard to know where to start and what to talk about. And for many of us, writing blogs or articles can be a time-consuming or frustrating process. But it doesn’t have to be.
Over the past five years, I’ve written an average of 100+ blog posts per year for publications like the Harvard Business Review (180+ articles published), Forbes (250+ articles published), Entrepreneur, TIME, Business Insider, Inc., the World Economic Forum blog, and more.
In the Rapid Content Creation Masterclass, I’ll show you in detail the processes I’ve developed for how to create content quickly and effectively, from this point forward.
You’ll leave the masterclass with outlines of 10+ pieces that will be easy for you to take action on, a detailed editorial calendar, and the permanent knowledge of how to create great content quickly. That’s the cornerstone for building your expert reputation.
Because it’s an online course, you can go at your own pace. The course contains approximately three hours of video instruction, including writing exercises, guest expert interviews, a ‘hot seat’ analysis, and more. You’ll have immediate access to all course materials, and can review them at your convenience. Of course you’ll hopefully want to spend time after taking the course writing your own articles!
If you think this sounds like a fit for you, click the “”enroll now”” button below to access all the course materials immediately. This is your chance to get serious about content creation and take action now.
Publishing content builds your reputation as an expert and thought leader. You become the person others quote, and whose opinion they seek out.
Sharing your ideas enables you to attract like-minded clients. Plus, it makes the sales process easier and faster, because potential clients already know and trust your work.
You can often interview people for your articles, or quote them. This helps you build connections with high level people that might otherwise be inaccessible to you.