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Hosted by Rebecca Stanisic · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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If you’re a solopreneur or small business owner who’s overthinking every Instagram post, constantly wondering what to create next, wish you were off social media more, and feeling exhausted by how much space marketing takes up in your life, you’re in the right place. Even if you’ve been creating content for years and technically know what to post, showing up consistently can still feel like a struggle. You’re tired, frustrated, and you’d rather sit down with your favourite book or romcom than spend countless hours online worrying about reach and algorithms. This podcast is going to help you write a new story so you can fall back in love with your business and rethink your whole approach to your content. Together, we’ll turn the page on overthinking your marketing, posting without capacity, and creating without clarity. Welcome to Plot Your Content, a podcast dedicated to helping solopreneurs and small business owners build sustainable, intentional content
Rebecca Stanisic hosts Plot Your Content: The next chapter for your marketing and business, a business show with 61 episodes published.
It's no secret that I don't love generative AI. As a creative, it's theft and is highly problematic. But I'm an entrepreneur and recognize that there are many people embracing it. In this episode, I want to share some th
If you are feeling overwhelmed about content marketing in the summer for your business, while you are busy with the kids or planning vacations or just enjoying some down time, this episode is for you. I take you behind t
There are some simple shifts you can make to your own content that will have an impact. Here are 3 places small business owners and solopreneurs can audit and edit in your content - and some may surprise you. This includ
If you have a main street storefront, are a brick and mortar, have products, or attend markets to sell your goods, you may find that business and content advice online is usually aimed at service based businesses. In thi
If you DM people does it increase reach? The head of Instagram says no. BUT that doesn't mean DMs aren't a crucial part to your marketing plan. It's the ONE area I recommend people hang out when they are short on time. I
What's it like putting together an event? Here's how the Content Field Trip came together, what it focuses on, and how you can attend the next one! Here's where to get your May Content Field Trip Workshop tickets (May 26
So you keep hearing about Threads and want to use it for your business. Does it work for everyone? What strategic approach should you take? In this episode, I share how I use threads, what I'm seeing working, and offer s
Not all content will be successful, but you have to figure out what the actual definition of success is. In this episode, I share why failing content is okay (and what you can learn from it), as well as why some 'failed'
You need to customize your approach to marketing and content creation. You are constantly told what to do for your business: Best practices, hot takes, trendy tips, the 'sure thing' to help you grow. Marketing advice is
Your content needs a why. Why are you sharing this? Why does your audience care? Why do you need to share this now? Intentional content creation is more sustainable for your marketing and business efforts. Knowing your w
In this episode, Rebecca talks about events, networking and otherwise, and the importance of connecting your offline presence with your online. The online step is often missed. These are the steps you'll want to take bef
If you are a small business owner or solopreneur, content creation probably wasn't on your list of things you thought you'd be doing. Marketing, yes, but the world of content has changed and evolved and our presence on s
Content takes time, and your time has value. Before you overthink it, and play the comparison game with how 'easy' it seems for others, listen to this episode to understand how to reframe your approach to the time you sp
Thinking of starting a podcast? In this episode, I walk you through some ways to use podcasting as a part of your overall content strategy. I share some considerations about public or private podcasts, how I set up my ow
What were the top Plot Your Content episodes this year based on downloads? And why do I think they were the popular ones? In this episode, the last one of 2025, I share my take on why I think these topics seemed to conne
As you reflect on your business in 2025, and make plans for 2026, it's the perfect time to consider your content strategy and how it worked for you this year. These prompts will guide you to think about what changes you
Thinking about using LinkedIn but aren't sure how? Haven't been thinking about using LinkedIn but are curious how other entrepreneurs are posting there and if there are benefits? In this episode, I chat about why I think
Let's wrap up the Branding and Your Content series with a quick reflection about what all this means, and how you may find yourself considering a brand messaging exercise for your own business. Plus, learn about how I wo
Rebranding isn't always perfect. There's a time and money investment that is usually needed and you want to ensure you are thinking about what your goals for the rebrand are. In part 3 of this branding series, I share be
If you rebrand, how can you use those brand assets and new found clarity to help create content that connects? In Part 2 of this series, I share ways a rebrand can help save you time and make it easier for people to know
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