While creators now have countless tools to build and access audiences, they don’t own them for the most part. In this episode, we explore when and how to migrate your followers to an independent platform in this episode.

Essentially, digital creators create content as a way of storytelling. They also help brands create content for use in marketing or sales strategies. Influencers help you to reach a wider audience and grow your following. Have a listen & lend us your thoughts on what you see as the key differentiator between creators & influencers.

Working with Creators as part of your content marketing strategy could be a huge plus, if well done. Whether they are to do design, ideation, photography, and/or videography, creators have a niche skillset that can help you create fresh, exciting content. They can create high-quality content quickly. They are a simple solution to populating your calendar with content that your customers will enjoy and keep them wanting more. If you haven’t started building out a strategy to develop meaningful partnerships with content creators, consider this your sign to start. Without creators, you’re missing an opportunity to make your content stand out.

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A content creator produces entertaining or educational material that caters to the interests and challenges of a target audience. The content he/she produces can take many forms, including blog posts, videos, ebooks, photos, and infographics. Today, businesses employ content creators to engage new and existing customers on the brand's behalf. In this episode we highlight some of the soft skills every creator needs.

To help you determine the right mix of content creation skills for your business, as a creator, these are top creator skills essential to your content creation goals. Keep in mind that newer content-related jobs may require a different mix of skills sets than past projects. Enjoy the episode & feel free to let us know what you think.

By creating new content consistently, Creators are building a library of amazing images and resources that define brands. A content creator is someone who creates entertaining or educational material to be expressed through any medium or channel. Content creation especially pertains to digital content, since that's where the majority of content is consumed (and where the money is, if you're looking to earn revenue through your efforts).

In this episode we cover the different ways to assess CREATOR VALUE.

One of the most effective tactics you can implement for content creation is by covering trending topics online. Trending topics are what people are discussing online right now. For example, Twitter trends identify topics that are currently popular on the platform. What’s popular right now might not have been popular an hour ago or yesterday.

In this episode the advantages/ disadvantages of being a 'popcorn' creator.

The online creator culture is starting to draw serious interest from big venture capital firms. But the real money could be in digital tools, not the personalities. Creators are people who build audiences online and find a way to make money from those audiences. They are usually young, digital natives who are trying to make a living from their social media work. And investors increasingly see them as the next financial vein to be tapped on the internet. 

In this episode we highlight how creators can can best position themselves for outside funding from venture capitalists & even angel investors.