Whether blogging, podcasting, creating video content, or a mixture of them all, you want to be seen as a thought leader and subject matter expert in your given field. With niche-specific creators like those centered around personal finance, the most effective way to establish authority online is by securing media placements.
The days of sharing a photo to Instagram and slapping the Valencia filter on it to call it a day are gone. Especially when trying to build a community for your blog or business. Social media platforms are pivoting away from static photo sharing and towards video sharing in an attempt to mimic the success that TikTok has seen over the past couple of years.
There are a number of topics to write about when it comes to money, but attempting to write about investing can be the most challenging especially if you’re new. What makes writing about investing more difficult? For starters, there are regulatory bodies that regularly monitor content, especially those in major news publications, for inaccuracies or miss-representations.
Through podcasts, learning to manage money and build wealth is available to anyone with an interest and willingness to tune in. There’s a wealth of Black personal finance podcasts to follow for inspiration, motivation, and education. Here are 15 Black-owned personal finance podcasts to add to your rotation.
As a new blogger, you’ll probably want to know – how much does it cost to start a blog? The answer to that question will entirely depend on what kind of blog you’re starting and what you need to bring your vision to life. Let’s dive into what this might look like cost-wise.
The ultimate goal of writing about debt payoff is to inspire others on their debt-free journey. Whether your story-telling format is personal or data-driven, authenticity is important. Here’s how to write about debt payoff effectively.
While personal finance will not change, how people learn about money certainly has. TikTok has proven itself to be a true social media powerhouse used to teach personal finance topics. Here are a few best practices to incorporate if you’re considering TikTok.
To be able to effectively test out new content ideas for your blog, you’re going to have to first do the leg work of developing ideas for content. Then it’s time for the fun part – testing and developing a content strategy.
Content creation, degree programs, books, and more are making the connection between money, physical health, and mental health. Awareness of the intersection of these areas is increasing rapidly. Here are a few tips to approach these sensitive subjects when creating your content.
When you’re queer or transgender, your finances are going to look a little bit different from the mainstream. While the LGBTQIA2S+ community has made significant strides in the last few years, there are still many challenges that we face as we navigate our financial lives. It’s not that queer and
More and more people are joining the ranks of financial content creators, educators, and coaches that promote an overall message around the importance of financial literacy. Popular financial topics along with discussions that promote vulnerability and transparency around your finances are an encouraging beacon of hope that lets you know
On June 1, the Plutus Awards Podcast will return with all-new episodes and an all-new host! Michelle Jackson, the award-winning producer of the show Michelle Is Money Hungry, will take the lead on Season 5 of the podcast. Michelle Jackson is mission-driven to help her readers and listeners empower themselves
