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    Making Content × What is our Process? Youtube, Blog Posts, Courses, Conference Talks, and Podcasts

    enApril 06, 2022

    Podcast Summary

    • Consistency is key in content creationMaintain a consistent schedule and stick to it for successful content creation. Establishing a routine can help build a following.

      Consistency is key when it comes to creating content, whether it's for YouTube videos, blog posts, courses, or podcasts. Scott and Wes, the hosts of Syntax, shared their process for coming up with ideas and laying out content for various types of media. They emphasized the importance of having a consistent schedule and sticking to it, even when life gets chaotic. For example, Scott has been creating YouTube videos since 2012 and has a very consistent schedule. He used to record videos explaining what he did at work each day, which helped him establish a routine and build a following. Wes, on the other hand, struggles with consistency and gets excited about creating content but then loses momentum. The hosts also mentioned that they'll discuss the actual creation of content in future episodes. Overall, their conversation underscores the importance of having a process and sticking to it in order to create high-quality content consistently.

    • Maintaining a 'giant to-do list' of content ideas and recording in bulkEffectively manage content creation by keeping a list of ideas, recording in bulk, and choosing the best platform for each piece of content based on personal expertise and experiences.

      Successful content creation, especially for multiple weekly shows on YouTube, requires generating a large quantity of ideas and being prepared to batch record and schedule content in advance. Wes shared his personal process, which involves keeping a "giant to-do list" of ideas and constantly adding to it whenever inspiration strikes. This strategy ensures that he always has content ready to go, allowing him to record and schedule videos in bulk, covering several weeks or even a month at a time. This approach not only helps manage the social and mental exhaustion that comes with consistent content creation but also allows for flexibility in choosing which ideas to pursue based on his current feelings or interests. Additionally, Wes emphasized the importance of finding the best medium for the content, whether it be YouTube, a blog, or another platform, and creating content based on personal experiences and expertise.

    • Consistency is key in content creationMaintain a consistent release schedule and deliver informative, entertaining, and engaging content to grow and retain an audience.

      Consistency is key when it comes to building and growing an audience through content creation. Whether it's YouTube videos, podcasts, or conference talks, explicitly scheduling content releases and providing a predictable frequency can help retain subscribers and build a loyal following. Additionally, when delivering content, especially in longer formats like conference talks, it's essential to keep the audience engaged by including a variety of topics and making the information fun and relatable. By breaking down complex concepts into understandable parts and providing real-life examples, speakers can make their content more engaging and memorable. In summary, maintaining a consistent release schedule and delivering informative, entertaining, and engaging content are crucial elements for growing and retaining an audience.

    • Making Tech Talks Engaging and EntertainingAdd fun elements like animated GIFs, humor, and visuals to keep audience engaged. Use software like Notion for slides and code demos. Engage audience through interactive activities and games.

      Making your tech talks engaging and entertaining is crucial, even if the content isn't groundbreaking. Adding fun elements, such as animated GIFs, humor, and visuals, can help keep the audience engaged and focused. Using software like Notion for slides and embedding code demos can also keep the presentation smooth and collocated. Remember, bullet points and text are necessary but should be used to supplement your speech, not replace it. Engaging your audience through interactive activities and games can also make your talks more memorable and enjoyable. Linode, a trusted cloud computing solution for developers, is a sponsor of /syntax.

    • Focus on content, not technology for slidesKeep content simple and use reliable tools for slides. Decide on topic and break it down into actionable steps for effective course planning.

      When it comes to creating content, especially for a conference talk, focus on the content itself rather than getting hung up on the technology used for making slides. The content is king. If you're short on time or energy, keep it simple and use a reliable, easy-to-use tool for creating slides. Additionally, when planning a course, it's essential to decide what topic to cover and then break it down into actionable steps. Keep in mind the beginning and end goals, and outline the concepts you want your audience to walk away with a good understanding of. Don't let the technology get in the way of delivering valuable content.

    • Capture Ideas ContinuouslyContinuously capture ideas and concepts for your project or course using a system like Notion or Raycast, and remember that the journey and skills gained are just as valuable as the end result.

      The process of creating a project or a course involves a continuous cycle of capturing ideas and concepts as they come up, no matter where you are or what you're doing. Having a system in place for capturing these ideas, such as using a Notion document or a Raycast script, is essential for ensuring that you don't lose track of them. The journey of creating something, whether it's a course or a project, is filled with various challenges and discoveries, much like a long journey in a fantasy story. It's important to remember that the techniques and skills you learn along the way are just as valuable as the end result. So, keep your eyes open, capture those ideas, and enjoy the journey! Additionally, understanding the goal and end result of your project or course is crucial in determining where each idea or concept fits within your project parameters. It's not just about the final product, but also about the friends you make and the experiences you gain along the way. So, be open to new ideas, capture them, and use them to enhance your project or course.

    • Choosing a topic for an online courseDecide on a topic based on personal interest and market demand, break it down into major and subtopics, plan examples and projects, and create a clear mind map to keep content focused.

      Creating an effective online course involves careful planning and consideration of both the topic and the learning experience. The first step is deciding what topic to cover based on personal interest and market demand. Once the topic is chosen, it's important to break it down into major and subtopics, and plan out examples and projects that illustrate these concepts. The goal is to teach real-world skills that students can apply in their own projects. A clear mind map of all the topics that need to be covered can help keep the content focused and ensure that important concepts are not overlooked. The teaching style should be engaging and fun, with a balance between high-level ideas and practical examples. Ultimately, the goal is to provide students with a valuable learning experience that they can apply in the real world.

    • Planning and recording educational content: A flexible and structured approachCreating a clear and comprehensive learning experience involves planning and recording educational content with a flexible and structured outline, breaking down complex topics, and intentionally introducing planned mistakes for effective learning.

      Creating a flexible and structured outline is essential when planning and recording educational content, such as online courses. This approach allows for easy modification and organization of core concepts, ensuring a clear and comprehensive learning experience. The use of a fluid outline enables instructors to make adjustments during the recording process, labeling concepts clearly and ensuring adequate time is spent on each topic. This method is similar to writing a term paper, where the outline is created first, and details are filled in later. Additionally, breaking down complex topics into multiple videos and labeling specific points, such as gotchas and examples, provides a more structured learning experience. This approach allows learners to understand the importance of each concept and the reasoning behind certain steps or instructions. Another effective strategy is intentionally introducing planned mistakes during the code development process. This technique allows instructors to address potential issues learners may encounter and explain the underlying causes, making the learning experience more engaging and effective. Lastly, tools like LogRocket can greatly enhance the learning experience by providing valuable insights into user behavior and application usage, helping instructors better understand and address common challenges and errors.

    • Sharing knowledge through bloggingWriting about common problems and solutions can benefit many developers. Outline blog posts with clear headings and use dictation to write. Provide unique value to help others and increase online presence. Monetize through SEO or selling courses.

      Creating and sharing informative blog posts can be an effective way to help others in the developer community and establish a personal online presence. The speaker, who shares his personal blogging strategy, emphasizes writing about common problems and solutions that can benefit a large number of developers. He suggests outlining the blog post first, with clear headings, and then filling in the details. The use of dictation for writing can make the process easier for those who are not skilled writers. By writing about unique issues and solutions, bloggers can provide value to the community, increase their online presence, and potentially monetize their content through SEO or selling courses. The speaker also mentions that he often blogs when he encounters an issue that he couldn't find a solution to online, and that his blog posts have helped him numerous times when he was in need. Overall, the speaker's approach to blogging highlights the importance of sharing knowledge and experiences to help others in the developer community.

    • Repurposing video content into blog postsTransforming videos into blog posts can expand reach and provide value to different audiences. Use a content platform like Sanity to manage and distribute all types of content.

      Repurposing content across different formats can be an effective way to reach a larger audience and provide value in various ways. The speakers discussed their experiences with turning video content into blog posts, which can be beneficial for those who prefer reading over watching, or for quick reference. They also mentioned the potential for creating bite-sized pieces of content for social media or other platforms. While some may view this as simply reusing content, others see it as an opportunity to provide value in different contexts and reach new audiences. The speakers also recommended using a content platform like Sanity for storing and managing all types of content, including text, images, and videos. Overall, they emphasized the importance and underrated nature of blogging, as it continues to be a significant source of information for many people.

    • Managing Content Ideas with Sanity and NotionUsing a CMS like Sanity and a system like Notion to capture and organize content ideas allows creators flexibility and a backup plan for engaging content.

      Having a system in place to capture and organize content ideas is crucial for consistent content creation. Sanity, a versatile CMS, can help build out various types of content, including blogs and videos. The hosts of the Syntax podcast, Scott and Wes, use a Notion system to store and manage their episode ideas, allowing them flexibility and freedom to follow their energy and discuss topics they're passionate about. This approach ensures they always have a backup idea ready and can create engaging content for their audience. The podcast features different formats, such as potluck episodes, listener questions, Syntax Highlight reviews, and Fundamentals episodes, providing a structure while maintaining a free-form feel. By capturing ideas and having a variety of topics to choose from, content creators can follow their energy and produce high-quality, exciting content.

    • Managing content: scheduling guests and formatsSelecting the right format for topics and guests, catering to audience needs, and focusing on quality content over ad revenue or SEO.

      Creating and managing content, whether it be for a podcast or a blog, requires a thoughtful approach to format and guest selection. The speakers discussed their experiences with scheduling guests and the importance of having different formats for various topics. They emphasized the value of creating content that caters to the intended audience, rather than trying to please an algorithm. The speakers also highlighted the importance of keeping content digestible and focused, rather than padding it out for the sake of ad revenue or SEO. By breaking down topics into manageable pieces and selecting the right format for each, content creators can produce high-quality content that resonates with their audience.

    • Improve health and productivity with small changesUsing an under-desk treadmill can burn calories, enhance focus, and boost productivity during workday

      Incorporating small changes into your daily routine, like using an under-desk treadmill while working, can lead to significant improvements in your health and productivity. The speaker shared his experience of purchasing a compact and affordable under-desk treadmill, which he has been using for just over a week. He discovered that after a short adjustment period, he could walk and type at the same time without noticing much difference. This has resulted in him burning additional calories throughout the day, particularly during tasks like answering emails. The speaker also mentioned that his coworker and wife have also purchased under-desk treadmills and have had positive experiences. Additionally, the speaker shared his excitement about trying a standing desk and exploring other ways to enhance his home office setup. Lastly, the speaker reminisced about their recent trip to the United States and their excitement about trying new hot sauces at Trader Joe's.

    • Exploring Delicious and Versatile Condiments: Trader Joe's Yuzu Hot SauceTry Trader Joe's Yuzu hot sauce for unique and exciting flavor, especially for base-tasting dishes. Check out local Trader Joe's or Westboss.com/courses for culinary and programming learning opportunities.

      The Trader Joe's Yuzu hot sauce is a delicious and versatile condiment that can add a unique and exciting flavor to various dishes. The speaker, who has been a fan of yuzu for years, highly recommends trying it, especially for those who enjoy citrusy and spicy flavors. He suggests using it on base-tasting dishes like black bean and roasted pork to add a "pow pow" of flavor. If you're interested in trying it out, check out your local Trader Joe's or, if you're in Canada, their stores are now open to the public. For those looking to learn more about programming, the speaker also mentioned several courses available at Westboss.com/courses, including beginner JavaScript, mastering Gatsby, advanced React, GraphQL, and JavaScript 30, among others. Additionally, LevelUpTutorials.com offers a new tutorial series every month, with the latest one being on building a real-time chat app using Supabase and Remix. If you sign up to become a pro member, you can get an additional 30% off the yearly subscription by using the coupon code SYNTAX. So, whether you're looking to expand your culinary horizons or learn new programming skills, there's something for everyone.

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