This is a long time coming, and third times the charm! Over the years I have created a number of "phases", which are different niches/focuses I'd work on. One of them that I have spent the most time with is "content creation" as a niche.
It all started from my "OmniContent" series, of which was a strategy to make an omnichannel approach to content production. Each episode would be a blog/video/podcast, in that order (for me). Which would then get chopped up into micro-content.
It was pretty well designed, and when executed it worked well. Just it was a bit too hard to pull off weekly, let alone daily (how I wanted).
Later it was known as the "PolyInContent", meaning Poly - in the content production (much or many). Really going into that divergent approach to creating.
I created the Digest newsletter to be an outlet for any new strategies, ideas, or cool tools I come across to be talked about. I tried making a tools directory a few times, but ironically could not find the RIGHT tool to make it.
Earlier this year I used Framer to build it, and it looked nice. However it ran abysmally, the CMS sucked, and there was no search function (due to Framer's limitations). Thus I felt like it wasn't really ready to launch. However now I rebuilt it from the ground up... again, but this time with Ghost CMS (which is what this blog is on too).
I had to painstakingly add each tool one by one, as there wasn't an auto import that I could do well. However I think it was well worth it, and going forward now any of the Omnichannel Marketing 🗣️ The PolyTools Digest Content Automation Tools, and things like that are going to be on the new site for the sub-brand. I may still talk about some of those things in mega posts in 👾 PolyPRO posts. However I think you should just go check out the new site, and explore all of the new categories!!
There are some real diamonds in there!!!!
Please go check out the new site! I worked really hard to make it worthwhile for you!
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