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📲Map Your Content Across Platforms (Without the Overwhelm)
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📲Map Your Content Across Platforms (Without the Overwhelm)

Hello!

It’s Melissa here with your weekly workshop.

Jane Austen mastered the art of sharing complex character narratives through a single medium—the novel. As modern creators, we face a different challenge: telling our stories cohesively across multiple platforms while maintaining our authentic voice and brand identity.

Content can become a scramble quickly. But it doesn’t have to with the proper strategy.

This week's workshop focuses on developing your Cross-Platform Content Map—a strategic approach to sharing your book or creative business story across various channels without fragmentation or burnout.

Recent platform algorithm changes have made it clear: consistency across channels is being rewarded, but simply cross-posting identical content is not favored. The most successful authors and creatives are those who adapt their core message to suit each platform's unique environment while maintaining a cohesive narrative.

As Jane Austen wrote in Emma, "Seldom, very seldom, does complete truth belong to any human disclosure." Each platform shows a different facet of your story—but together, they should reveal a complete picture of your creative brand.

What You'll Learn in This Week's Workshop

  • The Core Story Framework: Identify the essential narrative at the heart of your book or creative business

  • Platform Translation Techniques: Adapt your story for different environments without losing its essence

  • Content Repurposing Strategies: Turn one piece of content into multiple platform-specific assets

  • Consistency Checkpoint System: Ensure your brand voice remains recognizable across all channels

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