The Creator's Way
Jo LangstonFor creators building meaningful work through stories, ideas, offers, and visual worlds, while learning how to make that work easier to understand and easier to find.
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Little Blue Riding Hood
Some stories are too big to argue about. So I told this one as a fairytale.
Every morning, somewhere, someone wakes up and looks for the ones they love. The ones still here. The ones who made it through another night.
I have been thinking...
Build a Stronger Findability Signal
There is something I want to make very clear about Findability.
A Findability Cycle contains 30 focused efforts.
That does not mean 30 days.
It does not mean you have to publish every day.
And it definitely does not mean that when effor...
Stop Creating Disconnected Content
A lot of businesses are taught to create content by filling a calendar.
Monday needs a post.
Tuesday needs another.
Wednesday needs engagement.
Thursday needs something educational.
Friday needs something light.
The calendar gets fill...
Your Website Is the Source
A lot of businesses spend most of their content energy on social media.
A post goes on Facebook. Another goes on Instagram. Something different goes on LinkedIn. Then maybe a newsletter gets written.
The content keeps moving, but the busi...
Why Findability Should Start Before You Launch
A lot of people wait until the book is finished, the service is packaged, the product is ready, or the offer is complete before they think seriously about how anyone will find it.
By then, they are trying to create visibility from scratch....
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Storyworld Creator & Visual Storytelling Guide exploring unfinished stories, creative work, and the Findability Practice that helps meaningful work become easier to understand and easier to find.
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