100 New Year Resolutions for entrepreneurs

2024 is here, and there's still time to begin planning your goals for the coming year. The year of creating educational content will bring fresh issues like keeping up to on the most important issues in your field and staying up-to-date with your intended viewers. However, you'll also gain more insights, better software to drive interactivity, and new tools to support your content distribution efforts. When you're working on the 2024 plan, be inspired by one of these resolutions for the New Year!

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•         Creation of content and publication
•         Content promotion and engagement
•         Building audience engagement and relationships

for content creation as well as publishing

1. Update your course with new content more consistently so your audience can look forward to the latest resources you offer.
2. Plan and schedule the course's updates ahead of time, to save time and improve efficiency.
3. Increase the quality of content through more thorough research of your intended audience.
4. Differentiate the formats of content within your course by using tests, blogs Asynchronous tools, videos, or games.
5. Test new media platforms (e.g., TikTok, Clubhouse) to draw young students.
6. Create exciting headlines and titles, by creating and testing these with students in your niche.
7. Create in-depth materials that show the leadership qualities you have (and make them available for publication! )
8. Include storytelling in your web content to improve student engagement.
9. Collaboration with other content creators during conferences, face-to-face meet ups, virtual webinars, or host these on your channels.
10. Guest posts on well-known websites, podcasts, or courses to demonstrate your reputation in your industry.
11. Do more interviews with experts to help you develop your course content to keep it relevant and up to date.
12. Upload behind-the scenes content, such as filming course videos, conducting research, or even bloopers of an experiment that went wrong.
13. Create evergreen content that helps you build thought leadership and makes you stand out from the crowd in your niche.
14. Conduct checks on the content and make updates every month or on a quarterly basis to ensure the content is still engaging and relevant.
15. Create challenge or content series that will motivate students to stay on the program.
16. Create a distinctive approach to teaching that entices students, and makes them want to come back for more.
17. Create content for users for example, encouraging students to post their own insights they've developed in your class.
18. Create content to meet different audience segments, for example offering beginner and expert level training.
19. Create content that is trending on issues like how artificial Intelligence is impacting your area of expertise, for example.
20. Make sure you share your content across different platforms. It makes it easier that students who are new to the area will find your site.
21. Transform content in multiple languages that allow students across the globe to learn from you.
22. Make shareable infographics that assist visual learners to understand the concepts more clearly.
23. Incorporate humor into your content, especially while you're recording video and livestreams.
24. Share content with a connection to current events so that you're likely to pick up more search engine traffic from those looking to learn about that topic.
25. Make content that educates and provides information, rather than content intended to only entertain.
26. Develop content to celebrate specific holiday seasons if they are relevant to your niche. For example, financial advisors will provide advice on how to hold an on to your budget over the holidays!
27. Promote eco-friendly content that doesn't create mass quantities of waste, such as printing outs. Digital channels are an eco-friendly alternative for our planet.
28. Create content that ignites conversations in online communities, such as Facebook, forums or social media sites, or within your own learning center.
29. Use interactive material (e.g. or quizzes surveys) to keep students engaged to the material for longer periods of time and for them to retain their lessons.
30. Create content around the topics you frequently get from students. This is because they'll likely have a higher level of interest there.
31. Create content with clear action items such as download an asset, writing a formula, or making a recipe.
32. Create content concepts by conducting audience research and interviewing people in your target niche.
33. Focus on evergreen material that is relevant to the target market and helps them understand something exciting.
34. Create specific content for niche topics, like film or digital photography, instead of just photography, for example.
35. Content that is shared addresses commonly-asked questions, helping to attract students searching for ways to solve those issues.
36. Create content that creates anticipation, such as a weekly podcast that is updated with each week new lessons.

For content promotion and engagement

1. Increase your social media following by consistently posting and providing informative content, and identifying your people.
2. Engage your viewers often via livestreams and sharing new course deals and answering questions about your area of expertise.
3. Answer comments and messages promptly, especially in the case of a student who would like to take one of your courses.
4. Work with influencers on promotional campaigns that can help grow your audience.
5. Host giveaways or contests with prizes like free courses coupons codes, free courses or exclusive information.
6. Make use of data analytics for the content choices, such as timing of publication and graphic layout (ie. images, Reels, videos).
7. Make use of user-generated content promotion, especially when students are raving about one of your resources!
8. Upload content to Reddit as well as Facebook Group communities that are appropriate to your particular niche.
9. Design an email marketing strategy to educate leads and students about new content.
10. Make sure you segment and build your email list so that alumni, students, and leads all receive curated contents from you.
11. Make captivating subjects for emails in order in order to increase the chance that the email will be read.
12. Send personalized email campaigns that relate to the course(s) and/or behavior or other interests a student has engaged in.
13. Encourage social sharing of your content, either through giveaways, online communities, or a different style of presentation you prefer.
14. Join together with other creators of content, particularly those who work in an area that matches well with your own.
15. Share your content in industry forums on LinkedIn to show your experience and grow your reputation.
16. Try a variety of social media ad platforms to determine which is most effective for advertising your website's content.
17. Join forces with charities or other causes aligned with your niche or area of expertise.
18. Upload content frequently with your followers on Pinterest Particularly if you write long-form content like blog posts.
19. Optimize content to improve SEO that will allow you to draw more attention from Google, Bing, and Yahoo web searches.
20. Content shared in newsletters, whether it's your own or run by a partner in the industry.
21. Join affiliate marketing tools that will aid you in earning additional money.
22. Promote your content using YouTube advertisements, which can work best if you've got a a big focus on video content.
23. Upload content to LinkedIn to network with fellow professional professionals who are business-minded, or consider getting your content published by LinkedIn Learning .
24. Experiment with partnership with content providers that help you co-author educational resources which you might not have otherwise had the opportunity to.
25. Join online groups and communities where you can find out about the latest topics people want to learn more about.
26. Share content on SlideShare and Scribd. This is an easy task If your content already exists in a document or slide format!
27. Create a content share schedule, so your audience can get excited about the next update.
28. Create content for specific websites. In some cases you may also be able to conduct sponsored advertising on these sites too.
29. Send content to your an email signature, which can be a sneaky extra way to promote your class.
30. Organise an online summit or conference about your niche area so that you are able to bring everyone from your target audience together.
31. Join forces in joint ventures such as the co-created course, or an E-book.
32. Share content on niche-specific forums. Reddit is an ideal place to find very specific forums!
33. Promote content through influencer marketing tactics.
34. Take part in challenges on social media to demonstrate that you're in the game as a creator.
35. Share content on podcast platforms which is great for audio learners who want to listen.
36. Utilize testimonials from users for promotion so that other students know just how good they are!

To build audience engagement and establishing relationships

1. Conduct audience surveys and polls through your social media pages or directly through your course platform.
2. Engage with your audience with authenticity, and be honest whenever you do make mistakes, being clear about which advertising placements you're being paid for and avoid excessively promoting the products of other brands.
3. Create an enduring and supportive community. It can take a long period of time but can be accomplished with patience and creating trust with your customers.
4. Show appreciation to your followers by offering discounts, thanks messages or even holiday wishes.
5. Share your journey and progress in order to keep your students involved to your upcoming plans, especially if this includes a the launch of a new course!
6. Highlight user-generated content as means of expressing gratitude to your students.
7. Make sure that you encourage reviews and other testimonials to be shared in your courses' platforms, or other social media websites so other students can see results of your work.
8. React to feedback that is negative professionally and in a timely way.
9. Celebrate audience milestones and milestones, such as achieving the number of podcast downloads or people who are part of the community.
10. Provide free materials to your target audience, so they can get experience your expertise without having to pay (as most students aren't in the position to pay for further education).
11. Provide opportunities for audience participation such as a contest to name your new course.
12. Create a content feedback loop that allows students to let you know what they liked or did not like regarding your content so that you can improve it for the next time.
13. Create content that addresses the audience's issues that are specific to your niche. Be sure to show your solution to those issues!
14. Make personalized content to keep loyal customers happy, like curated newsletters that contain content relevant to courses they've subscribed to previously.
15. Give thanks and acknowledge your viewers on a regular regularly on every platform you communicate with them on.
16. Recognize and feature loyal fans, whether it's through user-generated content, pinning their post in your community, or even send them a message.
17. Provide exclusive perks for faithful supporters, such as lower costs on course bundles, referral bonuses, or access to exclusive web-based content.
18. Let your viewers know that you've listened to their feedback and adapted your existing educational tools to better suit their requirements.