Here’s 6 places where you’ll find questions you can respond to so you can create more content with less effort!

1: Your newsfeed

Don’t scroll past posts aimlessly. Actively read them to spot the inspiration in front of you.

2: Other people’s Facebook groups

Join groups where your ideal clients hang out and reply to every question.

Reuse your comments as posts.

3: Emails and messages

The ‘can I pick your brain?’ message your new contact sent you yesterday = content inspiration.

Write up your response to them as a new post.

4: AnswerThePublic dot com

Link

Type it into your web browser and search a relevant keyword to find alllll the questions you can shake a stick at.

Google predictive search also works for this.

5: Forums and articles

Read relevant content and listen to the sound of your internal response generator activating.

When you hear that ‘ding’, it’s announcing the arrival of your ‘in-response’ content genius!

Let them write!

6: Prospect calls

What questions have your prospective and existing clients asked about your work recently?

Assume others in your audience are considering buying but have the same query and publish your reply.

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Veronica Pullen, AKA The MIle-Deep Marketing Queen helps coaches, trainers, consultants, mentors, experts, speakers, and therapists to attract your ideal, like-minded clients from your 'Mile-Deep' Facebook marketing, networking, group challenges, and ads.

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