Personal Brand Content Ideas for June;
• 6 Things I Know Now That I Wish I Knew in January
• The Month I Almost Quit and What Kept Me Going
• Books/Podcasts/Video That has Changed My Perspective so far this year
• June Check-In: Where I Am vs. Where I Said I'd Be by Now
Some seasonal Content ideas for June;
• MidYear Reset
• Your Half-Year Business Audit in 5 Questions
• Father's Day (June 21): The Business Lessons My Dad Taught Me Without Knowing It
• World Social Media Day (June 30): My • Honest 6-Month Social Media Report Card
Here are some trendy content ideas for June;
• The Saxophone's Getting Louder…What's Your Brand Ignoring?)
• 2026 Is the New 2016; What My Brand Looked Like Then vs. Now
• I Asked AI to Run My Brand for a Week. Here's What Happened
• Women/ Men in SPAM
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Stage 3: Bottom of Funnel (BOFU): Contents that drive action (sales/conversion). Examples: promotional content, testimonials, etc.
A Good content should guide people through stages to trust you before, they can now go ahead to buy from you.
Most brands think their content isn’t working because "The algorithm hates them.”
Thats not true. You don’t have a CONTENT FUNNEL in your strategy to make your content WORK!
A content funnel is the journey your content takes people through before they buy or work with you.
It should have a mix of contents in the different stages of a content funnel.
Stage 1: Top of the Funnel (TOFU) Contents that create awareness. Eg: Educational tips, etc.
Stage 2: Middle of the Funnel (MOFU): Contents that build trust and authority. Eg: BTS, case studies, etc.
The sooner you stop listening to foreign coaches the better. Only thing you should gain from them is principles, not tactics. We don’t play in the same markets and we don’t sell to the same customers.
The biggest mistake businesses make is investing in marketing before their brand is solid. Without a strong brand, marketing has nothing to stand on.
People see the ad, visit the page, and feel nothing.
Brand first, market second.