Why ReUse, Recycle, and RePurpose Your Content?

[George Pierce]

Hi Everyone,

I am George Pierce.  This is going to sound like a plug, because it is.

I have created a training series on Syndication Express about creating faceless videos.  

The idea behind the training is to arm you with enough knowledge to be able to generate 

a ton of free traffic from video sites such as TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram without

spending any money or having to get in front of a camera.  

Anyone can do this, there are free tools that do most of the work, all you need a little know-how.

Faceless Video Training Series

The Absolute Fastest Way To Get Free Traffic
https://syndicationexpress.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-absolute-fastest-way-to-get-free-traffic#.YzOOq3bMJD8

 

At his point in the series, I am putting together the  11th post which is a step-by-step tutorial about 

how to access free videos and use them (other people's videos), to create our own videos.  

What I have not been sharing is that the content for each post is being reused, recycled, and repurposed.

It is being shared in text and video format on many other sites. 

 

 

The 11th post (the snapshot above) is in progress.  Join SE and you will be notified when it is posted.

 

The video above is just one example of getting the most out of your content.

And that video, with a few quick tweaks, that I will share in the series, is being shared twice or more on YT, as well as one time on Facebook Reels, 5 times on Facebook, and about a half dozen other sites such as Pinterest and Reddit and one or more mailing lists.  

 

The bottom line is that you can get much more mileage out of your content. 

 

In the faceless videos training series, I will be sharing how one video can be changed in seconds so you can use that one piece of content to draw visitors from the most visited sites on the Internet.  

When it comes to sharing text and videos, there is a CATCH!  You must avoid duplicate content.

With text, you can change up the content (spin your content manually or using AI).  A trick that I was forced to learn for Facebook (sending to multiple groups) is to take a snapshot of the text and share the image or images depending on how much content there is.  

Your online success is often going to hinge on content creation.  Content creation, even if it is created using AI, is an investment.  Get the most out of your investment, being sure to avoid duplicate content.

Regarding video content, changing the intro, CTA, and music should be all you need to do.  I have a video spinner, and although it is an option, it is not one that I recommend, unless you have a lot of channels.  Even then, video spinning sort of garbles your video.  The video sites know what your video is about and that is a good thing, especially when one of your videos goes viral.  Spinning your videos makes them unintelligible to the video sites so it is usually not your best option and video spinners are not cheap.

Up next is humor.  Guess what, I will be sharing that same humor (avoiding duplicate content. of course) in text and video on many other sites.

WHY?

TRAFFIC!

Traffic that is free, organic, and that keeps flowing, thus, traffic that is cumulative! 

One piece of content can drive a lot more traffic than you realize. Get the most out of your investment as well as save yourself time and effort.

 

HUMOR

Did I ever tell you about the time that Murial almost divorced Bubba?

Buuba and Muriel are neighbors and dear friends, but Bubba is not always the sharpest tool in the shed. 

Bubba and Muriel are meant for each other, and nothing could tear them apart.

But Bubba came close.

Bubba tends to 'believe' just about everything he reads. 

He read about a test to see if your wife loves you as much as your dog.  

The test was a joke, but Bubba did not know.

He followed the test to the letter.  He locked his favorite dog "Snoop" in his truck and without her knowing, Bubba locked Muriel in the bathroom for a full hour.

After an hour, Bubba let Snoop out of the truck and Snoop was happy to see Bubba.

Then he let Muriel out of the locked bathroom.  Muriel was not at all happy.  

When Muriel found out it was a TEST, that's when Bubba nearly got his walking papers.  

 

Thanks for reading,

much success,

George Pierce

PS. If you would like help with affiliate marketing,

please visit my YouTube channel

https://youtube.com/c/GeorgePierce

[Dennis Thorgesen]

I have used this method for content for years. My niche is evergreen. This means it was needed a 100 years ago and will believe to be needed 100 years from now. It is fairly simple to make a new post by using content from several old articles. There is no reason in my mind this wouldn't work with video as well. For content no more than 20% can be copied. This doesn't mean you can't copy 20 percent from five articles. Personally I go by word count, and do my best to hold to 18% copied from any source. 

 

Entertaining and informing are the most important things a business owner can do. These two things set the winners apart from those struggling. Also remember people buy stories before they buy products. 

[George Pierce]

You are right, so right, thanks, Dennis.  Stories are one of the best ways to engage our visitors and our viewers.

[Tom Riach]

This is really valuable content George. The idea of recycling is overlooked by so many, and yet it's such a crafty ploy. Smart people have used variations of the gambit since forever, so applying it to internet and affiliate marketing is a smart move. Why reinvent the wheel when you can re-name, re-deploy it and get all the credit for your invention all over again? Why by-pass George Pierce in the learning (and earning) process when you can plunder his resourceful mind and get all the credit for your innovation?

[George Pierce]

To the best of my understanding about 20 out of 100 really work their tails off in an effort to be a success, yet only about 3 make it.  Most of the 3% seem to figure out these kinds of simple strategies to multiply their efforts with almost no effort.  Thank you, Tom.  

[Terri Pattio]

ROFL at the humor you shared today. What I like about your training series is that you do them step by step. It's like you're right there in the room with them. This makes easy for people to do it which is the key because so many people will need to do it several times before getting it right. This means they can keep viewing your videos and reading your blog post training series. Education rules the nation and that's what your blog post and videos do for people (EDUCATE). Thanks George Pierce for all you do. 

[George Pierce]

You might remember Bubba from IBO, he is a character.  Thanks, Terri.  From a marketing point of view, 'How To' has superb retention and return, it is my pleasure to give back, and I hope that it benefits SE.  Thank you, Terri.