Creating truthful content, content that not only tells it like it is but stays true to what you believe in, is how you get people to stick with you. Being ok with sharing your battle scars and telling the truth, is important.

You can bring people together around a message, build a community and then give that community the space to run itself. This You Are The Media Bitesize follows observations the You Are The Media project has taken on its journey.

On this You Are The Media Podcast, lets find a return for your grit.  We chat to Glen Long from SmartBlogger on making money from your blog.  John Espirian looks at selling on LinkedIn. Chandy David, a person who has drawn on adversity to now share his...

It’s time to stop sending waste. Waste is the time and effort you expend creating and delivering content, events and messages that do not connect with others. This YATM Bitesize is about how you can make sure that what you’re sending out to your audien...

Your blog works is a place where all your content starts. Use it to your advantage. The way the blog format works has changed. Gone are the days of publishing and then standing back for people to simply admire your work.

Establishing a routine can have a game-changing impact on your content creation efforts.  Forming habits and from them a routine, provides you with the structure to concentrate on getting things done. A routine removes distraction and helps you focus o...

As soon as something becomes easy to do, everyone jumps in. You’re probably aware that everyone else is doing a podcast, starting a video series, blogging more or sending more emails than you are.  Content creation becomes merely a hobby if you don’t h...

This article is about what you can gain by taking maximum advantage of the places, notably social media platforms, that are not owned by you. You play by their rules but get people back to your home.

On this show, it’s about having to do the work to be found and become trusted. There are no short cuts.

Paying attention to the little things that others may overlook can make all the difference.  Seemingly small actions that drip feed care, consideration and empathy accumulate over time to become something bigger.