While on break for the past month I had this crazy idea---
"How about collaborating with others in the Metro Atlanta area to create awesome content WITH AND FOR EACH OTHER!?!?"
Are you tired of not being able to make as- interesting content because it's just you or your staff doesn't want to be involved?
Wouldn't it be nice to have those in your network help with idea generation and actively participate in content creation?
Tired of stock photos? Make your own!
Tired of being solo in videos?
Add in your
network!
Want to have dialogue on camera with other people talking about hot topics relevant to your business or industry?
Do it!
No more hoping for it and talking about it.
I'm all about doing it.
Let's try it out, see how it goes, tweak the process as we go along, and make it happen!
I have done something similar to this for my tech startup back in the day.
I did a whole casting call over social media and everything!
People
showed up and spent 8 hours shooting video and pictures for me.
It was incredible!
Yes, it was a lot of work, but it was fun and from that day alone we created tons of content!
One thing is for sure- you'll always need marketing as long as you're in business.
With that, the plan is to have these CREATIVE COLLAB days
at least twice a year where we'll get together to create content at a location in the Metro Atlanta area.
Content can be videos, audio, pictures, sketches---all things relevant to business.
Here's the "secret"
formula
for this:
Community
+
Collab
+
Content
=
Success
But I must add that it's not Success UNLESS you create and execute a distribution plan for the content.
But we can talk more about that in the next steps.
Sound good?
Ready to get started?
Complete the form below and
and I'll send you the Zoom link for an initial meeting in Jan 2023.
Are you wondering:
"What's the meeting for?"
It's for you to express your interest, share your ideas for execution, and really determine if this is something you'd like to be involved in.
Once that's determined, we'll move to the next step.
