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For example? What kind of coding videos are you looking for? We specialize in content marketing so it’d have to be something around that.

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Hey, I agree but unfortunately we don’t have a budget for hiring an editor right now. KZbin is still in testing as a marketing channel for us. It’s showing promising results so we’ll probably need an editor in the near future. Visit our channel’s about page and send me an email with your contact details. We’ll keep in touch.

You are right, there is a trade-off when it comes to spending money vs. time. And it can feel frustrating when you are trying to grow your business organically. We used to be in a very similar situation, there are too many platforms and very little time to cover them all. But something that worked well for us was to focus on the three most important platforms for our industry and grow from there. The way we did that was mainly with content repurposing. We focused on KZbin, our blog, and LinkedIn. Creating a video takes us anywhere from 5-7 hours (from research and scripting to publishing), then repurposing it into a blog post takes around 1-2 hours, and repurposing that for LinkedIn takes around 1 more hour to create multiple posts for promotion. In total between 7-10 hours per week. If we spread that throughout the week, we spend around 2 hours/day on content. The rest of our time is spent in other activities that drive more immediate results for growth. You could do something similar. If you don’t want to invest in hiring someone to do the work for you, focus on the platforms that benefit your business the most. Choose 1-3 platforms and that’s it, you don’t need a social presence everywhere. If you do that, you’ll avoid over spending time on content creation and focus more on other activities that drive business growth. With that said, there are three tools I recommend you get very familiar with; Claud, MeetEdgar, and Canva. Claude is an AI assistant that helps you create content, come up with content ideas, and the best thing is you can start using it for free. You can upgrade once you have content to create custom projects. We are currently working on a video where we teach you how to use Claude to create blog posts. We’ll publish it on Monday, watch it if you need a step-by-step. MeetEdgar is a social media management tool that allows you to create libraries of content that get automatically shared. The big benefit is that you set it up once, and it drips that content multiple times. The bigger your library, the more content you’ll have to share and the less time you spend scheduling content. It’s a massive time-saver and it’s very easy to use and set up. The only things is that this is a paid tool but you don’t need it right away. Only once you have enough content for your libraries. Canva is a tool that allows you to create professional-looking images for social media. It’s easy to use, very powerful, and you can start using it for free. I believe that’s all you need (unless you want to focus on video and not text for Twitter and platforms like that). If you want to use video, learn DaVinci Resolve (it’s free) and discard MeetEdgar. Hope that helps. If you any more questions, let us know. We’ll do our best to help. :) Jonathan Nunez

@The-Marketing-Project That was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much! I use Canva currently and I've used Claude before, but I'm looking forward to seeing what recommendations you have. I've never heard of Meet Edgar, but I'll have to look into it! I've been on social for a little over two months and have had modest growth on TikTok and KZbin. I'm trying to build an audience and eventually make sales on the products I currently offer; educational books for language acquisition. I'm always looking for ways to save time, as that's our most valuable asset and the only one I can really leverage at this point. Thank you again, so much!

Since your niche is educational book for language acquisition, I think KZbin would be a better platform for you. It allows you to have a deeper connection with your target audience and it makes it easier to convert people with long form content (it's usually harder with platforms like TikTok). Absolutely, time is the most important resource we have so platforms like MeetEdgar make it way easier to have a presence in social platforms without having to spend tons of time scheduling content. If you have any other questions, let me know. I'll do my best to help. - Jonathan

This video is about a process to do affiliate marketing on Quora, not a step-by-step process to create answers and then start an ads campaign. We have dedicated videos for that if you are interested. But you have an interesting perspective, what would you have liked to see in the video?

Great question. You are essentially describing paid and organic campaigns. We’ve run paid campaigns that make thousands every day so just like with Google search or other social platforms, you can make money from day one. But you need to invest in ads to be able to get the exposure you need to make money. The other approach is creating an organic campaign. Just like with any other organic campaign, you need to focus on creating content that ranks and slowly attracts the right kind of people over time. Those campaigns can take anywhere from 6 months to a year to show results. We’ve seen them work in under 30 days but those are outlier campaigns. At the end of the day, what you need to ask yourself is whether you want to invest in ads or not. If you don’t want to, it’s going to be a slow process. If you do invest in ads, it can show ROI since day one.

@@The-Marketing-Project Thanks man ! Also about quora,can you create another profile to answer the same questions and link to the same blog or article? is it against quora rules?

Ah, I like the way you think. Yes, you can do it. That's actually something we've done multiple times for Quora marketing campaigns. It work quite well. For example, we publish our first Quora answer from our company page, then another answer from my personal profile, and lastly, another answer from Adriana's profile (our co-founder). We provide three different perspectives that ultimately share similar ideas. And since we know how to create content that performs well on Quora, we often dominate the first three ranking positions for the questions we answer. If you want to do the same, give it a try. Then come back and let me know how it goes. :) - Jonathan

It’s not so much the length of the blog post but the depth that matters. What we mean is, each blog post has different sections. The more sections there are, the more opportunities to repurpose different pieces of content. For example, let’s say you have a blog post about content curation. The different sections for the blog posts could be: What is content curation? What’s the difference between content curation and content creation? What are the benefits of content curation? What are the best practices for content curation? Those 4 blog sections would be enough to repurpose into lots of content. In our experience, you can get 37 pieces of content out of a 1,500 - 2,000 word blog post.

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Hi Jonathan, Thank you for the suggestion and for the good wishes. Also, what do you mean the sound is off? Was it de-synced? We double check videos before uploading but we didn’t notice anything wrong.

The sounds seems to be slightly delayed. Try watching the video from a phone, maybe someone that isn't associated with your account

2:25 try slowing it down to half speed from this point and look at your mouth in relation to the sound. It's very slight but it disoriented me a bit.​@@The-Marketing-Project

I see what you mean. There’s a moment when it looks slightly de-synced but I think that’s on KZbin’s end. I played our local file and it doesn’t have that problem. Anyway, we’ll double check new videos to make sure they don’t have that problem. Thank you for the feedback. :)

We are glad you found the content useful. Building the list of topics for our profile is always the thing that takes the longest but it’s better to do it this way because it saves time later on. :)

Yes, you can. We’ve tested this and we actually have several accounts created from the same IP address. And Quora’s never done anything about it. Also, there’s really nothing on their ToS that says you can’t.

It really depends on how fast you want to grow on the platform. For example, based on our experience it takes around 100 answer to get really good results. If you dive them over three months, that would mean you’d have to publish 33 answers per month. And if you work on your Quora marketing from Monday through Friday, you’d have to publish around 1-2 answers per day. That way you’d take it easy and you’ll avoid feeling overwhelmed. Just make sure to answer questions that are already ranking on Google (for organic campaigns) and you’ll do fine. We have a video on the channel that teaches you how to find them. Watch it if you are interested. Here’s the link: How To Find The Best Questions To Answer On Quora In 5 Minutes kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIaziZKGrpuKjLs

@@The-Marketing-Project Thank you for the advice! And how many links can I add in my answers for off page SEO? Is there a limit?

@@r.ssumedh7626 there really isn't a limit but if you haven't published much content, use 2-3 links per answer. Quora needs time to establish your account so if you start using lots of links, you'll risk getting your content collapsed.