Repurpose Your Content

Today’s topic: Repurpose Your Content

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Notes from this episode:

If you have published blog posts, podcasts, videos, or have given presentations; you may already have content you can use for your book.  

Take a moment to look over the content you have already created to see if you can repurpose it and include it in your book.  

For example:

• Podcasts and videos can be transcribed.
• Presentation slides can be used as part of your outline. 
• Deleted scenes can be fleshed out and used as a free gift for newsletter subscribers.
• Journal content can be used when sharing your own story or journey.
• Even social media posts and emails can be repurposed into content for your books.

Here are a few of my personal examples:

• My very first book, “Mirror Mirror…Am I Beautiful,” was created from articles on my website. 
• The outline for our book, “Forgiveness Formula,” came from our presentations on the topics that were well received. I also used some of my journal content in this book.
• “Procrastination to Publication,” was transcribed from one-hour audio and then edited into a book.
• “Prolific Publisher,” was transcribed from a webinar presentation and then edited into a book.
• “Self-Publishing Books 101,” was created from blog posts and expanded into a resource many writers have used to self publish their books.

The options are limitless! Don’t forget to consider the content you already have as you write.

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Last Updated: February 8, 2024

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