Brand New to Content Creation? Here's What you Need to Know // Tips for Content Creators

brand new to content creation? Here are some beginner content creator tips that you'll need to know!

Creating content online is fun, but it can also be overwhelming because there is a lot to learn. So hopefully I can break it down for you in a way that isn't overwhelming and helps young get started faster!

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Hey! I'm Sarah Marie. I teach blogging and social media tips to creators who want to take back the life they love and build an online business with blogging. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more content every week!

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[YinTeing]

Hi Sarah, i thought I was the only one who hates doing email lists 😅. Last time, i just set up feedburner but after it has been discontinued, i decided to just point them to my fb page. Just dislike maintaing email list, not to mention the email software out there are so expensive. However for creators with huge followings, i think it makes sense to keep one as the ROI would be worth it.

Another of your golden nugget advice is to take action. I started again on Pinterest and doing Youtube videos after digesting a lot of content and yeah you are right, i understand what you meant by learning and then forgetting about it 👍👍. There videos would give an idea but the real learning and experience comes when we actually take time to do it, and then build up our own workflow and pace. And with consistency and practice, it gets easier and faster.

Another good point is never to compare with others. Each one's journey and capacity is different.

As usual, love your video, they always contain good advice which is given straight from the heart 🙏

[thomasdean]

Great advice as usual. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[liborslatentlife]

This was pleasurable to watch; so many good insights - thank you, Sarah. I really like the work you’re putting into making this channel a worthwhile place to stick around. Is there some sort of method of how you’re structuring your videos, mainly in terms of making sure that content is coming along clearly and fluidly, so that you don’t necessarily forget what you have to say and that there is also a smaller chance of needing to make dozens of takes? :-)