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Sep 16, 2021 13 min

How long should you spend on content

from Brew Time Hosted by Fiona Brennan

What is the optimal amount of time to spend on your content? Spend no time on your content and you’ll get no leads so your sales will fall. Spend too much time on your content and it can impact how you run your business and not necessarily have a return on investment. For 10ish minutes of your life you can find out: >> The danger mindset of the DIY approach >> Why you need to figure out how much time you spend on your content >> What you need to do to work out how long you’re spending on content >> The different categories you need to monitor >> How to work out what content you should be spending more time on and what you should stop doing >> How to use these exercises when you’re building your marketing team >> And why even established businesses need to look at their content time. >> How to work out the costs in content creation >> Why trying to do content that you don’t enjoy is a total waste of your time >> How to create more time when it comes to content marketing Plus, you can use this data to show how long content creation does take and what kind of return of investment it can bring. All the links: Content Marketing is Not Advertising - https://indieessentials.co.uk/content-marketing-is-not-advertising/ Find out how the Content Clinic can help - [email protected] Come and find me on LinkedIn Follow this podcast on Instagram Brew Time newsletter

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