Anyone got any tips for automatic posting to YouTube shorts? Does it specify itself if the video is vertical and less than 60s?

Wish you could automate some of your most tedious content creation tasks? Want to streamline your content production? Learn how to simplify your content creation process with automation. I was a guest on the Social Media Examiner. Thanks to @Mitchell Dong (he made the intro) 🙏 btw for those that have asked me to come on their show I'm slowly coming out of my hole (I'll be reaching back out to you). Here were some of the topics! ⏰ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:41 About Stephen G. Pope 09:36 The Benefits of Content Automation 13:06 Content Management Systems vs Project Management Tools 21:42 Content Automation Tools 30:42 Leveraging APIs and AI for Advanced Content Automation 39:00 Balancing Content Automation and Human Creativity 44:31 The Speed of Content Automation

@Stephen G. Pope I know you create 100+ pieces of content each week, would it be possible to share how much you're posting on each platform and what types of content on each platform and amount of that type? Trying to ramp up our production but that's mostly video so I'm curious what else you're doing and if that extra stuff is adding value for you in your opinion.

Hey all! I wanted to share an automation that can generate good content ideas with the push of a button and would love to hear your thoughts. I'm also working on actually creating content from these ideas, but that's still in progress. Would you or someone you know use this? What would you add or change? Any feedback is welcome! Thanks in advance for your help! 😊 P.S. I'm thinking about adding RSS feeds and a way to search and summarize TikTok and other videos to spark even more ideas. What do you think?

👉 Letting other people help you 👈 (at least for me, this was the hard skill to develop) I'm kind of the build in private type, solo kind of guy, very independent. The act of building a community is quite foreign to me, I still feel that way now. But what I've learned here in the Content Academy (and also in my new community) is that the real skill for building community is letting people help you. You want people to enjoy the community, stick around, right? The only thing that will really do that is all the people. People will burn through all your course material in minutes. Then what? I mean, you can use the Skool leaderboard and give people access to courses as they engage and get points. But does that REALLY drive the right behavior? People start to game it, and just post to get likes to unlock courses. Something deeper has to be there. You just need that core of 3-5 people that are active to run even a 4000+ community. And another 5-10 that come and go from time to time. That should be your focus, the people—more than trying to burn yourself out creating more and more course material to keep people fed. The truth is most people aren't using that info, instead, how can you actually change their behavior, get them to use the info, and benefit from? That's the key. People need to be progressing in some way to stay with you. And thanks everyone for making this such a great place!! 🙏