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As creators, our work is a reflection of ourselves - it's a form of self-expression that shares our unique perspectives and experiences with the world. However, too often we freely give away control over our content by distributing it across platforms we don't truly own. In this article, I'll explore
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In the age of digitalization, content hosting has predominantly been dominated by platforms like YouTube, which supplies a one-stop solution for creators to upload, disseminate, and monetize their content. However, as wonderful as this one-platform solution appears - it inherently compels creators to compromise on their control over the content.
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As content creators, our work is one of our most valuable assets. However, many popular platforms that host user-generated content retain ownership over what we publish. This leaves us vulnerable if those platforms decide to change policies or algorithms in ways that negatively impact our reach and income potential. While
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Welcome to the digital age, where content creation is king. As an independent creator, you're always on the lookout for fresh ideas to captivate your audience. Imagine having a tool that can streamline this process, delivering a constant stream of inspiration right to your doorstep. Enter the RSS feed – a
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Today, let's explore a concept that's often uttered yet intriguingly elusive: consistency. The simple yet profound art of showing up regularly. Understanding Consistency: The Unspoken Powerhouse Picture your creative endeavor as a snowball inching down a hill. Each day you show up, you’re adding just a dash of snow
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In our bustling digital age, where thoughts can be shared with a click and ideas travel faster than light, there's a delicate dance between creators and companies. This dance revolves around free advice, intellectual property, and the craving for recognition. A Digital Dilemma Creators are the lifeblood of innovation. Many
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We all have made some attempts at various workflows in regard to content creation. Often times it lasts for around two weeks before we fall victim to being human. This in of itself isn’t a bad thing, it’s a common practice that we all do, and takes an