20+ Ways to Upgrade Your Boring Content

Are you plagued with long, boring training content? Or maybe you’re creating short-form content for the first time. Either way, you’re probably in need of some ideas to reinvigorate your educational content.

Today I’ll be sharing a list of short-form ideas that you can start using for your content right now!

The list is divided into "Training” and “Business”, depending on what resonates most with you.

For Training:

  • Show a 'Day in the Life' at the company

  • Define & demonstrate 3-5 key behaviors to success

  • Define common terms & internal acronyms

  • Answer Frequently Asked Questions

  • Correct common on-the-job mistakes

  • Tutorials for tools & apps

  • Behind the scenes of one department’s work

  • Lunch & Learn live videos

  • Move a training over to Instagram Live

  • Create a challenge

  • Use quizzes & polls

  • Try user-generated content

  • Tell your audience what to expect next

  • Be open about common objections

  • Explain what the competition is doing

  • Create a Series (“How to...”)

  • Share a list for your audience to save or screenshot

  • Give a checklist

  • Demonstrate relatable scenarios

  • Talk about the company culture

  • Give a call to action

For Business:

  • Demonstrate how to use your product or service

  • Give little known hacks

  • Walk through step-by-step instructions

  • Show the ‘after’ part of before & after

  • Promote your people, your clients, your customers

  • Tell success stories

  • Poke fun at urban legends or industry myths

  • Tell the company/brand story

  • Showcase a customer story or a client win

  • Unveil what happens after the sale

  • Why is your bestseller number 1?

  • Go over your selling points: features, advantages, and benefits

  • Show brand throwbacks and how far it's come

  • Promote other socials or company channels

  • Give a comparison to other companies and products

  • Show case studies or testimonials

  • Give a sneak peek behind the scenes

  • Talk about common misconceptions

  • Answer Frequently Asked Questions

  • Talk about company news, trends, or announcements

  • Call to action

Start thinking about how you can incorporate these into your content and/or learning strategy today!

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