Naima Sheikh – The Content Bank

Naima Sheikh – The Content BankNever be stuck for what to write ever again. Re-using your own content has never been easierImagine never having to hunt for content to fill your funnels, emails or social outreach posts …THE CONTENT BANKBecause the key to prolific launching is in systemizing your wordsIn this 3-part system done as a 5-day sprint, you will:set up your own vaultpopulate it with all the golden nuggets you have spread all over the internet …… all over your phone, your hard-drive, Voxer and those lovely handwritten notebooks #BecauseStationery!!I will show you how to use the power of Trello to classify and label your curated content from your own sources, from others you follow, and your social networks to createa rich library of re-usable gems.Your gems. In your voice.Never again struggle through those “ 365 days of prompts!”trying to find one that sounds like you.Part 1: Set up the systemSet up the containers, labels and all the things … this is like setting up coloured pens, post-it notes, except it’s digital -so fun!Part 2: Populate the systemPopulate your system with meaty content from these five sources, two of which will surprise, may be even shock you. You won’t believe what’s been sitting under your nosePart 3: Fill your funnelPull golden nuggets for your launch teaser campaign, email sequences and more right from your own content bank, and launch in 80% less timeHello, I’m Naima, and I love my content bank!Naima SheikhDigital Strategist & CoachI’ve been writing since I was 9, when I wrote out my first “novel” long hand in a notebook with a pretty swirly pastel blue cover.As a grown up, I fell in love with computers and systems.After 25+ years in corporate technology management, I switched my focus to systemizing online business.Imagine my glee when I noticed that when content meets systems, ie my two loves hang out together, magic happens.The Content Bankand its system makes sure each piece of content that comes across your eyes and ears does its job – multiple times – and carries its weight, as opposed being a dead weight on your hard-drive.