One of our members, @Krista Brea , shared a reminder on her KDP Publishing skool something this week that I think a lot of us overlook: If you've written a book — or any long-form content — your Skool community is one of the best places to put it to work. Here's the Fast Fix: - Open your book to any chapter, your blog or YouTube - Pick one idea. - Turn it into a post, a prompt, or a classroom resource. That's it. You're not creating new content. You're giving existing content a room to live in. I'm doing that with a 14-Day Menaing Multiplier Challenge tp go with thr Meaning Multiplier repurposing framework that I've used for 8 years. And my book Redefining Showing Up is woven right through The Content Shift for exactly this reason. Every principle I teach? It's already written. I'm just finding new ways to share it. 👉 What content do you already have that your community hasn't seen yet?

I'm starting to get asked for something new from my clients, and I think you should know about it too. Alt text. More and more of my clients are requesting it with their social media images and carousels, and honestly, I love that this is becoming part of the conversation. So why does it matter? Alt text helps people who use screen readers — adaptive tools used by people who are blind or have low vision. Without it, their device just says "image." That's it. With it, they actually know what they're looking at. Every image, every slide in a carousel, deserves a description. A couple of things worth knowing while we're here: Emojis aren't as innocent as they look. Screen readers read every single one out loud by name. Stack three 🎉🎉🎉 and someone hears "party popper, party popper, party popper." Use them sparingly and stick them at the end of a sentence. Hashtags can be tricky too. Screen readers sometimes read #contentmarketing as one jumbled word. Use camel case — #ContentMarketing — so adaptive tools AND human eyes can actually read it. And here's my favorite hack for writing alt text fast: take your image and caption, drop them into an AI tool, and ask for alt text that's both SEO and AEO optimized. You're helping your audience AND helping your content get found in search. Win win. For Reels and Shorts: there's no native alt text option, but you can add a short description at the bottom of your caption and label it "Alt Text." Small step, big difference. 💬 Is this something your clients are asking for yet? Or are you just starting to think about it? Tell me below!

Today we're showing up for each other — and we're making it count! 💛 Drop your social handles (Pinterest and YouTube included) below and let's build each other up the right way. But this isn't just a follow train, we're going deeper than that! Here's how to participate: 👉 Follow at least 2 people from the comments 💬 Leave a genuine comment on one of their posts: something real, not just an emoji! 🔁 Share or repost a piece of content that resonates with you ❤️ Save a post that you love so the algorithm knows it matters We have 52 members in this community, imagine what happens when we all show up for each other today. Drop your handles below, tell us a little about what you do, and let's get to work! 🙌

We are 10 people (9 if you include me in the count 🤗) away from 50 members in 3 months!!!!! Why this excites me is because my previous membership, Behind the Content Social Club (it was a mouthful) flopped at only 12 members in 1 year! Not because I didn't want to put the work in, I was exhausted and burnout before I started! And it showed. This community excites me, it lights me up and I want to do so much with it for you!🫶 Why am I sharing this? Because I want you to see the whole story. Not just the “look, it’s growing” part. The “I almost quit” part. The “I doubted myself” part. The “I had to rebuild my confidence” part. And because if you’re in that place right now… You’re not behind. You’re becoming. THANK YOU all for making this an incredible community!

Most of your best content isn’t about what your audience says. It’s about what they quietly tolerate. The late nights. The undercharging. The “this is just how it is” mindset. Fast Fix: Before you post, ask: 👉 What is my ideal client putting up with that they think is ‘normal’… but shouldn’t be? Then write to that. That’s where the “OMG this is me” comments come from. Not trends. Not hooks. Truth. What do you think your audience is tolerating right now? 👇