Short YouTube #shorts video by Peter Vander Wall offering three practical tips to save time when creating content: (1) separate idea-generation from filming, (2) use a small set of repeatable setups (a "go-to" setup) to simplify production, and (3) work with an accountability partner (friend, coach, or consultant). Ends with a follow/CTA.
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You need to spend more time building your empire and less time dancing on camera. So here's three tips to maximize your efficiency when it comes to content creation. Number one, have separate times for coming up with ideas and actually filming. Coming up with video scripts and ideas uses a different part of your brain than actually filming the videos. So splitting these up will keep you from going crazy. Number two, have a go to setup. If you haven't noticed, a lot of my videos are at this desk right here, both for YouTube and and for short form. Your videos don't each need their own unique setup. I have two to three that I rotate between, but you can absolutely use the same setup over and over it to make it as easy as possible. And number three is I would get an accountability partner, right? So that could be a friend who's just as committed as you are. It could be a coach or a consultant, somebody that you're working with, etc. And of course, step number four, follow for more marketing tips just like this.