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Alright this is something that has been frustrating me for the past weeks. Im a content creator and im trying to use the same short form videos that I uploaded to IG to upload to other platforms.
Now, when it comes to downloading reels in ORIGINAL quality I have tried absolutely everything: apps like instasave and snaptik, I have tried different websites, I have tried downloading reels on my pc, everything. But for some reason all these apps and websites don't download the video in the original quality that was posted on instagram. Yes, the video footage downloaded looks okay, but a bit grainy compared to the original and I need it to be exactly the same as it appears on IG. I dont know whether these apps slightly compress the video or what is going on...
This is very frustrating because for some reason everyone online says the same thing: try these apps, try this website, just copy the link, etc.. Does no one else see that the downloaded footage is slightly more grainy in comparison to the original post on IG?? I can definitely tell apps and websites slightly compress the videos but it seems like no one else has this problem... Please help
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Besides in-app, are there any other recommended 3rd party video editing platforms for social media content for bands and whatnot? My question stems from the notion that I see all these bands on tour producing all these reels with crazy filters, effects, lettering, etc about a show or something the day after and I'm just like "how did they do that so quick?" So any discussion or advise would help, thanks!
If you have a website that’s big, that’s producing a couple of articles a day, you will soon enough have a number of articles or pages completely isolated. These are what we call orphaned content. These are pages that are not indexed by search engines because there is no way to reach them from other articles or pages within the website. This obviously is a deal breaker for the damage it does to your ranking. In the case of Wordpress websites, there are tools like Rankmath and Yoast SEO which can help with internal link building among other SEO functions but since internal linking is only a small part of their roles, they are n0ot exhaustive on it.
The real deal is when you put together Rankmath or Yoast SEO with an independent internal building plugin. This way you can lay out the entire content of your website in a way that search engine web crawlers can index every single page and article improving your overall SEO. Some top internal link building plugins that I know are Crawl Spider plugin, Link Whisper plugin and Internal Link manager. Crawler Spider plugin has been my go to which has been exceptional in improving internal link building of our website.
Hi guys! I have some free time today, so comment on this thread with something your audience desire (e.g. "to become pain-free") and a problem/pain they're facing (e.g. "lower back pain") and I will reply with 10 attention-grabbing headlines that won't fail to convert (based on proven psychological principles)
Dear content marketing hive mind,
Long story short, I have a marketing side hustle for a design agency. I have a background in ux design so this I understand the market, better keyword terms, creating more "thought leadership" content.
Does anyone here have a background in producing content for design agencies that helped drive traffic? Even helped with conversions?
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I built an AI tool for providing website reviews.
It was very popular when I posted it in the SaaS subreddit and got a lot of positive feedback.
I offered it for free here (and since it costs basically nothing to run except time its not a big deal).
However I would like to actually make some money off of it.
Is there a marketing framework for what appropriate next steps would be here?
Hi everyone, I'm Jakub 👋 and I'm productizing a LinkedIN content creation process that makes it much easier to craft interesting, relevant and up-to-date content.
It consists of three steps:
Right now I'm at a validation stage, and I'm looking for 10 people willing to have a quick (<30min) interview with me. I'd like to hear about your current LI content creation process and see your reaction to my current design.
In exchange for your gracious attention & feedback, I'll give you 6 months of free access to the tool once it's out later this month.
If you might be interested to participate, please write a comment here or send me a DM. Have a great day everyone 🤗
Has anyone got a trick or an idea that works for them regarding content that they are trying to get from clients into a website. I have clients that I sometimes provide a tabbed Excel sheet where they can paste content from their website or write new content. I also have fields for links to their images, H1s and so on. What has worked for you? I know writers prefer to work in a word document and Excel isn't ideal so this is the issue. I would like ideas that would work for everyone from the client to the content populator. The Excel sheet can sometimes look overwhelming. Any products, templates or anything you can share. I realize this is content marketing but I'm sure a lot of folks in here have likely had to migrate content with changes or get content for websites prepared.
Hello fellow "marketeers", I am a first-year student and we have a big project for our second semester and we are supposed to create a short movie from scratch - pre-production, production, post-production, promotion, marketing, etc. I am supposed to create the digital marketing strategy but I am not sure how short movies are promoted online. For short, our movie revolves around Alzheimer's and how people cope with it. I would love to hear your suggestions on how and where we should promote it. Thank you in advance.
Hi folks, I have built an AI tool for content generation at scale for content/marketing people. It's an excel like UI for AI. I am looking for few beta users. Is anybody willing to try it please? (The best part is you will get free GPT-4, Gemini pro access in the product).
Please DM me or comment here if interested.
Hey all!
I’m a mental health creator on TikTok with 60K followers. Not a huge following, but it’s very niche and I have a small community.
I post a lot of education, personal stories, centered around self help/ therapy/ trauma. It’s usually topics that are taboo/ controversial.
My question is: I’m thinking about starting a Patreon or YouTube. There’s pros/cons to both, and I know I can use all 3 (TT, YouTube, Patreon) but honestly I work full-time and managing 3 platforms sounds so overwhelming.
Why Patreon? I feel like I hold back a lot because a lot of these topics are sensitive and also, I keep my full name/ identity private due to work.
I need guidance on where to spend my time and try to grow my community.
My goals are: -build community -share more of my personal stories and inspire others -offer social media strategies to help other mental health creators share their story
HOW would you do this if you were in my position?
It’s so easy to help everyone else with marketing and so hard when it’s your own LOL
Thank you all in advance!
Hi everyone,
Do you know some tools that automated edit you video with AI for YouTube not Reels or TikTok?
I need to go fast and not editing myself
Thanks
I'm wondering if anyone has tried out repurposing blog content for youtube or podcasting?
Is it something that's worth the effort?
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I have been monetized on tiktok for a while and it’s fluctuating. I have been thinking about branching out and actually investing some time into social media as a brand/business for myself. I’m wanting to work on YouTube and Instagram.
Here’s the big million dollar question: is this worth it and is it sustainable? Trying to build a brand and make money on social is a pretty big undertaking (I’m not one of those people who got lucky and popped off and gets hundreds of thousands of views per vid and I don’t have any brand deals). Ive worked in communications and did socials before but that was Twitter/linkedin for an organization, and the content/strategy is just so different. Has it been worth it to you to build out on multiple socials with the goal of earning a sustainable stream of income? Were you able to do it with minimal up front costs?
I need help interviewing a content writer. Please let me know what are the type of questions I should be asking so that I get the best from this interview.
Hi folks, I'm very new to content marketing and my aim is to build a personal brand on LinkedIn and eventually move to freelancing. Is there any particular YouTuber/content creator that you follow?? Someone who inspired you for 0-1 journey??
Hey, all! I'm a career B2B content marketer, and I'm now in a role where I have a lot more responsibility on the "data-driven" side of content marketing. I know enough about SEO to optimize what I create, but I also have to optimize existing, older content. We have a few products and a LOT of competitive keywords we should own but don't.
I need a good content analytics tool. We currently use Semrush and Parse.ly. Semrush is great, but not exactly user-friendly. Parse.ly is useless for what I need to do.
With respect to Semrush, I feel like I can never find what I need more than once. And I can't figure out how to track how a particular page is ranking for a particular keyword (or set of keywords) without a 15-step process.
Is anyone using anything that does this easily? I just did a demo of BrightEdge (with the SEO subreddits seem to absolutely loathe) and it looks like it does what I need - but it can't be the only tool.
Recommendations and/or experience with BrightEdge appreciated!
Hey, all! I'm a career B2B content marketer, and I'm now in a role where I have a lot more responsibility on the "data-driven" side of content marketing. I know enough about SEO to optimize what I create, but I also have to optimize existing, older content. We have a few products and a LOT of competitive keywords we should own but don't.
I need a good content analytics tool. We currently use Semrush and Parse.ly. Semrush is great, but not exactly user-friendly. Parse.ly is useless for what I need to do.
With respect to Semrush, I feel like I can never find what I need more than once. And I can't figure out how to track how a particular page is ranking for a particular keyword (or set of keywords) without a 15-step process.
Is anyone using anything that does this easily? I just did a demo of BrightEdge (with the SEO subreddits seem to absolutely loathe) and it looks like it does what I need - but it can't be the only tool.
Recommendations and/or experience with BrightEdge appreciated!
I just finished reading this article about tips for small business social media.
The problem is all of the tips is quite general.
Then it made me think is there any tips for small business owner? or it work the same as others. Make content that appeal to customer and post everyday. Is that all ? And if I did that it does not work ( it worked by very minimal, i could have cold dm or message and get better result )?
I just made the switch from the broadcast TV industry to content marketing.
Marketing is new for my company and my job is to create organic social media content with a big emphasis on video content. I am also starting to create video content for internal use.
I have been working on all this using an iPhone and Adobe Rush, which has worked fine for the type of projects I've been working on, but I was asked what other type of equipment I may want and I want to have a lost of options ready.
I have already requested an Adobe premiere pro license and a DJI Pocket 2 Creator Combo since I am familiar with these and they produce great results. Ideally, I want 2 so I can shoot at different angles. I'm also asking for a drone (do you have a favorite?)
What are some other cameras/mics/tripods/other equipment i should ask for to make content creation and video production more seamless?
It may not be in the budget to get it all at once, but I'd like have an ongoing wishlist to budget for.
I feel as though I have developed a good solution to the problem that many content creators have on social media, the problem being huge numbers of direct messages but obviously not being able to answer them all (the system automatically replies to DM's and eventually directs customers to wherever you want them to go).
The problem is, the creators that would find this most useful are the one's getting lots of messages so mine are bound to get lost in the pile. Basically, anyone know any good methods to get into contact with creators and cut through the horde of other messengers.
Thanks!
I've been seeing some truly awesome trends lately in the power of user-generated content (UGC), particularly where building trust with my clients’ audiences is concerned. We all know testimonials are great, but UGC just slaps of more authenticity – are you with me?
For example, one of our best brands (a sustainable clothing line) recently ran a campaign where they encouraged customers to post pictures of themselves wearing their clothes with the hashtag #LoveForThePlanet. We then curated these photos on their website and social media. It not only put their product on display but also built a sense of community and authenticity around their brand.
Enough from me though: What are your thoughts on UGC?
All I know is that a winning content strategy has to comprise more than just understanding an audience’s needs; we have to also use the most applicable creative formats to hook them, too.
I have been creating IG reels as a food vlogger for 2 years now and have grown a following of 15k+. I have realised that IG is great for getting views and attention, but most of the audience is TOP OF THE FUNNEL / Fleeting audience, its difficult to have retention and monetize my audience with just reels.
I have been thinking of starting my personal website/ newsletter where I would create posts weekly, to summarise my IG content for that week, or just create blogs on my personal website like "Must try Mexican Food places in town" etc. I am thinking to repurpose my reels into long form content, add some personal touch to those blogs/newletters and add some extra bit of knowledge and be able to monetize it and create a loyal community to convert this into a personal brand later on.
What do you guys think about this strategy? The issue is I have very less time to do all this, I wish there were some tools that helped with this. Any suggestions or anyone who is facing a similar struggle?
Hi, can anyone recommend which tool to use to add things like auto captions and those circular count down timers for different sections of your video?
Hi folks, Any content marketer who takes on freelancing projects for LinkedIn, which industry tends to give more projects on content marketing? I have heard it's SaaS companies but want your opinion
does anyone know where I can sell my content? (P4cks) please… I need to pay for my university soon and I need to sell a p4ck x 3 vid to some people to collect the money soon…