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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2025 · 24 MIN

LIVE: Let’s Talk About “Good” Content - What Is It, How To Create It & Why We Need it

from Ok, Here’s The Thing... · host Katie Kastner

Here’s the thing about content creation: there is no magic formula but there are ways to make sure that what you’re putting out for whatever reason - business, personal, for the aliens - is categorically good.This week on our Substack Live, we got a bit deeper into what makes content truly good and why it’s a non-negosh for those of us building & running businesses & brands online. We talk about the four elements of quality content: clarity and relevance, authenticity, creating connections, and having a clear purpose. Whether you’re just starting out in content creation or looking to refresh & refocus your overall content strategy, this episode is all about things you can do right now to help you connect with your ideal audience. Click here for this week’s Sustack post: What Even Is Good Content?Come hang out on Substack: Inside The HavenAll my stuff is here: Links & Good Stuff This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kitwithkatie.substack.com

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