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Hey everyone! It's Hailey here, and today I'm diving into a topic that's super close to my heart how to communicate effectively with your content creators. If you've ever found ...
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HaileyYour storytellerHailey is a fictive tech entrepreneur. Hailey is an influencer who talks to tech professionals, AI enthusiasts, marketers and content professionals. She shares information about the future of brand storytelling, content strategy, content experience, AI and more and promotes the idea of turning classic content into engaging storytelling experiences that make the content easier to consume and much more effective to promote businesses. She is super enthusiast, full of passion and she loves tech and sharing practical knowledge and insights.03:54Transforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!http://summur.ai/lFYVYTransforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!Your storyteller
Hey everyone! It's Hailey here, and today I'm diving into a topic that's super close to my heart how to communicate effectively with your content creators. If you've ever found yourself frustrated with the content drafts landing in your inbox, you're not alone. Trust me, I've been there too! But here's the good news: you don't have to stay stuck in that maddening cycle of revisions and misalignment. So, let's explore how we can transform our content briefs into powerful tools that drive clarity and creativity. Imagine this: you receive a content brief that's just a list of topics. You know the ones I mean like "Top 5 productivity tips for remote workers" or "Best project management tools in 2023." But here's the kicker there's no context, no background on why this piece matters, and no insight into who the audience is. It's like trying to solve a puzzle without the picture on the box! Writers shouldn't have to be mind readers. We need a solid foundation to build upon. The best briefs provide clarity on the target audience, their pain points, and how the content fits into the overall marketing strategy. When we lay that groundwork, writers can craft content that truly resonates. We're not just checking boxes; we're creating meaningful narratives that speak to real user needs. Now, let's talk about those vague directions we often encounter like "make it engaging" or "keep the tone conversational." What does that even mean? Engaging can look completely different depending on who you ask. For some, it's all about punchy sentences and stats that grab attention. For others, it might be a heartfelt story that draws the reader in. Without clear guidelines, we're left guessing, and that's a recipe for frustration on both sides. That's why I always advocate for briefs that go beyond the surface. We need to define our target personas, establish messaging hierarchies, and provide examples of what's on brand versus off brand. This way, writers have a clear blueprint to follow, and we can avoid those time consuming revision cycles. Another crucial aspect is technical optimization. No matter how brilliant your content is, it won't matter if your audience can't find it. That's why incorporating SEO requirements from the get go is essential. It doesn't have to be complicated just clear direction on target keywords, content structure, and best practices for on page optimization. This extra effort upfront can save you countless headaches later on. And let's not forget about the consistency of our briefs. It can feel like a game of roulette when you receive a detailed brief one day and a hastily scribbled list the next. Establishing a standardized template for your briefs can help create a sense of momentum and quality. The smartest teams I've worked with have documented their processes and created templates that ensure every brief covers the necessary elements. So, how do we better communicate our content requirements? It's simple! We need clear user personas that explain the "why" behind each initiative, defined sections with examples, and an awareness of the funnel stage we're targeting. This might sound like a lot, but it's actually an efficient framework that eliminates guesswork. And if you're looking for a tool to help streamline this process, I highly recommend checking out Yahini. With its content strategist powered templates, you can generate briefs that are tailored to your specific needs. Just input your URL, target audience, and a few key topics, and Yahini will provide you with a complete, customized brief that maps to proven content frameworks. Remember, we're not just creating words on a page. Our audiences are real people with unique needs and challenges. Understanding their frustrations and aspirations allows us to craft content that feels tailor made for them. So, let's commit to creating briefs that empower our writers and elevate our content strategy. If you have any questions or want to dive deeper into this topic, feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn. And if you're not ready yet, learn more about Yahini and how it can help you craft the perfect content briefs. Thanks for tuning in, and let's keep pushing the boundaries of brand storytelling together!
HaileyYour storytellerHailey is a fictive tech entrepreneur. Hailey is an influencer who talks to tech professionals, AI enthusiasts, marketers and content professionals. She shares information about the future of brand storytelling, content strategy, content experience, AI and more and promotes the idea of turning classic content into engaging storytelling experiences that make the content easier to consume and much more effective to promote businesses. She is super enthusiast, full of passion and she loves tech and sharing practical knowledge and insights.We just need your phone...After entering the number, the mobile send button will be available to you in all items.
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YahiniTransforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!
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HaileyYour storytellerHailey is a fictive tech entrepreneur. Hailey is an influencer who talks to tech professionals, AI enthusiasts, marketers and content professionals. She shares information about the future of brand storytelling, content strategy, content experience, AI and more and promotes the idea of turning classic content into engaging storytelling experiences that make the content easier to consume and much more effective to promote businesses. She is super enthusiast, full of passion and she loves tech and sharing practical knowledge and insights.03:54Transforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!http://summur.ai/lFYVYTransforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!Your storyteller
Hey everyone! It's Hailey here, and today I'm diving into a topic that's super close to my heart how to communicate effectively with your content creators. If you've ever found yourself frustrated with the content drafts landing in your inbox, you're not alone. Trust me, I've been there too! But here's the good news: you don't have to stay stuck in that maddening cycle of revisions and misalignment. So, let's explore how we can transform our content briefs into powerful tools that drive clarity and creativity. Imagine this: you receive a content brief that's just a list of topics. You know the ones I mean like "Top 5 productivity tips for remote workers" or "Best project management tools in 2023." But here's the kicker there's no context, no background on why this piece matters, and no insight into who the audience is. It's like trying to solve a puzzle without the picture on the box! Writers shouldn't have to be mind readers. We need a solid foundation to build upon. The best briefs provide clarity on the target audience, their pain points, and how the content fits into the overall marketing strategy. When we lay that groundwork, writers can craft content that truly resonates. We're not just checking boxes; we're creating meaningful narratives that speak to real user needs. Now, let's talk about those vague directions we often encounter like "make it engaging" or "keep the tone conversational." What does that even mean? Engaging can look completely different depending on who you ask. For some, it's all about punchy sentences and stats that grab attention. For others, it might be a heartfelt story that draws the reader in. Without clear guidelines, we're left guessing, and that's a recipe for frustration on both sides. That's why I always advocate for briefs that go beyond the surface. We need to define our target personas, establish messaging hierarchies, and provide examples of what's on brand versus off brand. This way, writers have a clear blueprint to follow, and we can avoid those time consuming revision cycles. Another crucial aspect is technical optimization. No matter how brilliant your content is, it won't matter if your audience can't find it. That's why incorporating SEO requirements from the get go is essential. It doesn't have to be complicated just clear direction on target keywords, content structure, and best practices for on page optimization. This extra effort upfront can save you countless headaches later on. And let's not forget about the consistency of our briefs. It can feel like a game of roulette when you receive a detailed brief one day and a hastily scribbled list the next. Establishing a standardized template for your briefs can help create a sense of momentum and quality. The smartest teams I've worked with have documented their processes and created templates that ensure every brief covers the necessary elements. So, how do we better communicate our content requirements? It's simple! We need clear user personas that explain the "why" behind each initiative, defined sections with examples, and an awareness of the funnel stage we're targeting. This might sound like a lot, but it's actually an efficient framework that eliminates guesswork. And if you're looking for a tool to help streamline this process, I highly recommend checking out Yahini. With its content strategist powered templates, you can generate briefs that are tailored to your specific needs. Just input your URL, target audience, and a few key topics, and Yahini will provide you with a complete, customized brief that maps to proven content frameworks. Remember, we're not just creating words on a page. Our audiences are real people with unique needs and challenges. Understanding their frustrations and aspirations allows us to craft content that feels tailor made for them. So, let's commit to creating briefs that empower our writers and elevate our content strategy. If you have any questions or want to dive deeper into this topic, feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn. And if you're not ready yet, learn more about Yahini and how it can help you craft the perfect content briefs. Thanks for tuning in, and let's keep pushing the boundaries of brand storytelling together!
HaileyYour storytellerHailey is a fictive tech entrepreneur. Hailey is an influencer who talks to tech professionals, AI enthusiasts, marketers and content professionals. She shares information about the future of brand storytelling, content strategy, content experience, AI and more and promotes the idea of turning classic content into engaging storytelling experiences that make the content easier to consume and much more effective to promote businesses. She is super enthusiast, full of passion and she loves tech and sharing practical knowledge and insights.We just need your phone...After entering the number, the mobile send button will be available to you in all items.
Send to mobileAfter a short one-time registration, all the articles will be opened to you and we will be able to send you the content directly to the mobile (SMS) with a click.We sent you!The option to cancel sending by email and mobile Will be available in the sent email.Soon...
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Yahini
Transforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!
03:54Transforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!http://summur.ai/lFYVYTransforming Frustration into Creative Clarity!Your storyteller
Hey everyone! It's Hailey here, and today I'm diving into a topic that's super close to my heart how to communicate effectively with your content creators. If you've ever found yourself frustrated with the content drafts landing in your inbox, you're not alone. Trust me, I've been there too! But here's the good news: you don't have to stay stuck in that maddening cycle of revisions and misalignment. So, let's explore how we can transform our content briefs into powerful tools that drive clarity and creativity. Imagine this: you receive a content brief that's just a list of topics. You know the ones I mean like "Top 5 productivity tips for remote workers" or "Best project management tools in 2023." But here's the kicker there's no context, no background on why this piece matters, and no insight into who the audience is. It's like trying to solve a puzzle without the picture on the box! Writers shouldn't have to be mind readers. We need a solid foundation to build upon. The best briefs provide clarity on the target audience, their pain points, and how the content fits into the overall marketing strategy. When we lay that groundwork, writers can craft content that truly resonates. We're not just checking boxes; we're creating meaningful narratives that speak to real user needs. Now, let's talk about those vague directions we often encounter like "make it engaging" or "keep the tone conversational." What does that even mean? Engaging can look completely different depending on who you ask. For some, it's all about punchy sentences and stats that grab attention. For others, it might be a heartfelt story that draws the reader in. Without clear guidelines, we're left guessing, and that's a recipe for frustration on both sides. That's why I always advocate for briefs that go beyond the surface. We need to define our target personas, establish messaging hierarchies, and provide examples of what's on brand versus off brand. This way, writers have a clear blueprint to follow, and we can avoid those time consuming revision cycles. Another crucial aspect is technical optimization. No matter how brilliant your content is, it won't matter if your audience can't find it. That's why incorporating SEO requirements from the get go is essential. It doesn't have to be complicated just clear direction on target keywords, content structure, and best practices for on page optimization. This extra effort upfront can save you countless headaches later on. And let's not forget about the consistency of our briefs. It can feel like a game of roulette when you receive a detailed brief one day and a hastily scribbled list the next. Establishing a standardized template for your briefs can help create a sense of momentum and quality. The smartest teams I've worked with have documented their processes and created templates that ensure every brief covers the necessary elements. So, how do we better communicate our content requirements? It's simple! We need clear user personas that explain the "why" behind each initiative, defined sections with examples, and an awareness of the funnel stage we're targeting. This might sound like a lot, but it's actually an efficient framework that eliminates guesswork. And if you're looking for a tool to help streamline this process, I highly recommend checking out Yahini. With its content strategist powered templates, you can generate briefs that are tailored to your specific needs. Just input your URL, target audience, and a few key topics, and Yahini will provide you with a complete, customized brief that maps to proven content frameworks. Remember, we're not just creating words on a page. Our audiences are real people with unique needs and challenges. Understanding their frustrations and aspirations allows us to craft content that feels tailor made for them. So, let's commit to creating briefs that empower our writers and elevate our content strategy. If you have any questions or want to dive deeper into this topic, feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn. And if you're not ready yet, learn more about Yahini and how it can help you craft the perfect content briefs. Thanks for tuning in, and let's keep pushing the boundaries of brand storytelling together!
HaileyYour storytellerHailey is a fictive tech entrepreneur. Hailey is an influencer who talks to tech professionals, AI enthusiasts, marketers and content professionals. She shares information about the future of brand storytelling, content strategy, content experience, AI and more and promotes the idea of turning classic content into engaging storytelling experiences that make the content easier to consume and much more effective to promote businesses. She is super enthusiast, full of passion and she loves tech and sharing practical knowledge and insights.We just need your phone...After entering the number, the mobile send button will be available to you in all items.
Send to mobileAfter a short one-time registration, all the articles will be opened to you and we will be able to send you the content directly to the mobile (SMS) with a click.We sent you!The option to cancel sending by email and mobile Will be available in the sent email.

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