How To Get Content From SEO Clients WITHOUT Delays

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Waiting on content from clients can be a real pain, especially when it causes delays for a campaign. Thankfully there's a simple solution to this problem that you can use that will not only help you get content a lot quicker, but also help you build stronger, more meaningful relationships with your clients that will, ultimately allow you to make more money.
Video notes
0:00 - Introduction and general overview
0:15 - What's the best way to get content from clients?
0:37 - 2 quick tips to preventt having to chase content
1:11 - Solving content delays by hosting Q&A sessions
1:19 - Introduction to Q&A sessions and how they work
1:19 - Preparing a list of 3-5 questions/topics
2:00 - Organizing a call with clients and recording the session
2:40 - Transcribing the recordings and repurposing content
3:03 - Why Q&A sessions are beneficial
3:41 - Where to learn more about the Q&A strategy
4:02 - Chargng premium rates for SEO
4:19 - Outro and invitation to join the SEO Accelerator program
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[@jamesp6120]

How often are the Q&As run? Every month or would that annoy the client if they’re busy.

[@bringtheseo]

I ran them once a month James, mainly for blog posts. It only takes about an hour of the clients time, so them not being available or too busy rarely happened.

[@gibygeorge4789]

Love it, John. I have mentioned it for a SEO interview. How do you come up with content ideas? Sad AI is stealing it.

[@bringtheseo]

I always asked my clients what questions they received from potential customers, whether it be in person, over the phone, via social media etc. I also had them ask their staff which worked great as well. As for AI, you could use those tools to generate topics but I would certainly be asking clients as well. Perhaps a combination of both might be useful

[@gibygeorge4789]

@@bringtheseo Humanised AI content will be the norm. Isnt it?