How long will it take me to complete the course?

Spend ONE day on your content strategy and save HOURS of time coming with content ideas! It takes about 2 hours to go through the content, but you’ll also need to actually do the work too.

If you’re feeling motivated, dedicate a day. You could also spend a half day on your strategy, and another half day on planning.

I’ve included ChatGPT prompts to make It a little easier for you too!

Why text and audio?

Text allows you to find the answers you need, right now, without having to fast forward a video. It also allows you to easily skip the course portions you already know, or find the sections you need when you’re reworking your strategy in the future.

You can also listen to the podcast version of the course, so you learn while driving or doing the dishes (but you’ll still want to sit down to do the work part).

Note: the private podcast will be available by June 25th (hopefully sooner!)

Is there homework?

Yes! But also no.

I’ll give you tasks, like reviewing your analytics, but it’s up to you to complete the task. I’m not here to keep you on any sort of schedule.

We’re using Wobo for your workbook, which is more aesthetic and easier to use than a fillable PDF. You’ll fill out each section as you complete each part of the course, and you can download everything as a PDF when you’re done!

You can also come back to revisit the playbook whenever it’s time to do your planning.

Do I get 1:1 access to Taylor?

No, this course is a DIY content strategy. Taylor will be monitoring our online community, so you can ask questions, but this isn’t a 1:1 coaching sesh.

If you want Taylor’s feedback on your work, you can book a strategy sesh here.

P.S. if you book a 1:1, Taylor can actually go into your workbook, review your strategy, and even leave comments!

How long do I have access to the course?

You will always have access to this version of the Playbook, so you can reference it when you need to update your strategy, plan your content cal, or do your yearly planning.

Some of my students are still using the templates and re-watching the content from a version of this course I did way back in 2021!

It’s evergreen content, baby.