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I wrote 3 months of content in 5 hours By combining the strategies of my 3 favourite creators: • Dan Koe • Kieran Drew • Stijn Noorman Here’s how you can do the same in 3 simple steps: ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Step 1: Identify your Domain of Mastery Figuring out what to write about is a minefield. Dan Koe makes it simple. @thedankoe takes the unconventional view that you don’t need to niche. Instead, he encourages you to build a broad and versatile personal brand by leaning into your interests and passions. Essentially - You are the niche. Dan recommends you pick x3 areas of interest that you are inspired to write about: • One you can monetise • One that excites you • One that fuels your development Then, write to yourself — past, present, and future. → Solve problems you had, have, or anticipate having → Describe your stories and experiences → Share tips, tricks, lessons and traps to avoid That’s how you deliver the most value to the people who are 1-3 steps behind you. I wrote my content under x3 headers: 1. Value Practical advice for building a one-person brand or business 2. Personal Passion High-performance habits and systems for success 3. Personality Personal stories, lessons, learnings and aspirations These are topics that: → I have personal expertise in → I am excited to write about → I want to solve & master myself The third pillar also keeps me focused on sharing my personal stories and experiences Which will make my brand more interesting, more relatable, and more difficult to replicate. ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Step 2: Leverage Kieran Drew’s 90 in 30 framework When you’re first starting out, writing is incredibly hard to ‘get into.’ I am also incredibly time-poor so I need to ideate, draft and edit in very focused periods. I used Kieran’s approach to solve both of these problems. @ItsKieranDrew's content framework has three steps: 1. Write 3 posts for 30 days 2. Identify your top 20 posts 3. Write 4-5 posts for each winner That will give you your content for the next month. I needed to draft a shed load of content quickly So I took Kieran’s framework and did it all in one sitting: → 90 posts in total → 30 for each 'Area of Interest' I gathered together all my bookmarked posts, screenshots, and inspiration Then I started writing… And didn’t stop until I had 90 posts drafted. Kieran's framework was a great ‘forcing function’ to get ideas on paper And it gives me some content to work with. Some posts are ready to go. Some will need editing. But the hard work is done. ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Step 3: Hit multiple timezones with Stijn Noorman @stijnnoorman grew FAST. In 6 months he went from 200 followers to 5200 followers, and over 1800 email subs. But, by his own admission, the hardest part was getting out of ‘beginner hell’. Here’s the simple formula he used to get to his first 1,000 followers: 1. Publish 3 types of post per day: • x1 to Inspire • x1 to Educate • X1 to Entertain 2. Post at 3 different times: • In the morning • In the afternoon • In the evening This is a great way to make sure your content is: • Valuable • Varied • Balanced AND maximise your reach by hitting multiple time zones. ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Bonus Step: Find what works for you. Right now, 90% of my growth is coming from meeting new people And I only have 10-20/hours a week to build my business So instead of dropping all 90 tweets in the next 30 days as Kieran and Stijn suggest... I’m spacing them out over 90. That means I’ve got 3 months of content to work with whilst I focus on my highest-value actions: • Expanding my network • Creating my first lead magnet • Building my first digital product I’ll likely post more frequently, but that gives me a solid baseline to build on. Then anything on top is a bonus. See you at the top my friends. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Enjoyed this post? 1. RT to share 2. Bookmark for later 3. Follow for more @karllittleboy Thanks for reading!

I wrote 3 months of content in 5 hours By combining the strategies of my 3 favourite creators: • Dan Koe • Kieran Drew • Stijn Noorman Here’s how you can do the same in 3 simple steps: ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Step 1: Identify your Domain of Mastery Figuring out what to write about is a minefield. Dan Koe makes it simple. @thedankoe takes the unconventional view that you don’t need to niche. Instead, he encourages you to build a broad and versatile personal brand by leaning into your interests and passions. Essentially - You are the niche. Dan recommends you pick x3 areas of interest that you are inspired to write about: • One you can monetise • One that excites you • One that fuels your development Then, write to yourself — past, present, and future. → Solve problems you had, have, or anticipate having → Describe your stories and experiences → Share tips, tricks, lessons and traps to avoid That’s how you deliver the most value to the people who are 1-3 steps behind you. I wrote my content under x3 headers: 1. Value Practical advice for building a one-person brand or business 2. Personal Passion High-performance habits and systems for success 3. Personality Personal stories, lessons, learnings and aspirations These are topics that: → I have personal expertise in → I am excited to write about → I want to solve & master myself The third pillar also keeps me focused on sharing my personal stories and experiences Which will make my brand more interesting, more relatable, and more difficult to replicate. ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Step 2: Leverage Kieran Drew’s 90 in 30 framework When you’re first starting out, writing is incredibly hard to ‘get into.’ I am also incredibly time-poor so I need to ideate, draft and edit in very focused periods. I used Kieran’s approach to solve both of these problems. @ItsKieranDrew's content framework has three steps: 1. Write 3 posts for 30 days 2. Identify your top 20 posts 3. Write 4-5 posts for each winner That will give you your content for the next month. I needed to draft a shed load of content quickly So I took Kieran’s framework and did it all in one sitting: → 90 posts in total → 30 for each 'Area of Interest' I gathered together all my bookmarked posts, screenshots, and inspiration Then I started writing… And didn’t stop until I had 90 posts drafted. Kieran's framework was a great ‘forcing function’ to get ideas on paper And it gives me some content to work with. Some posts are ready to go. Some will need editing. But the hard work is done. ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Step 3: Hit multiple timezones with Stijn Noorman @stijnnoorman grew FAST. In 6 months he went from 200 followers to 5200 followers, and over 1800 email subs. But, by his own admission, the hardest part was getting out of ‘beginner hell’. Here’s the simple formula he used to get to his first 1,000 followers: 1. Publish 3 types of post per day: • x1 to Inspire • x1 to Educate • X1 to Entertain 2. Post at 3 different times: • In the morning • In the afternoon • In the evening This is a great way to make sure your content is: • Valuable • Varied • Balanced AND maximise your reach by hitting multiple time zones. ━━━━━━━━━ • ━━━━━━━━━ Bonus Step: Find what works for you. Right now, 90% of my growth is coming from meeting new people And I only have 10-20/hours a week to build my business So instead of dropping all 90 tweets in the next 30 days as Kieran and Stijn suggest... I’m spacing them out over 90. That means I’ve got 3 months of content to work with whilst I focus on my highest-value actions: • Expanding my network • Creating my first lead magnet • Building my first digital product I’ll likely post more frequently, but that gives me a solid baseline to build on. Then anything on top is a bonus. See you at the top my friends. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Enjoyed this post? 1. RT to share 2. Bookmark for later 3. Follow for more @karllittleboy Thanks for reading!