Create valuable content without feeling like you're giving everything away for free with Michelle Kopp

<h2>Creating meaningful valuable content can be challenging, especially when concerned about giving everything - your system or program - away for free.</h2> <p>You can create valuable content without giving everything away for free. When you truly know your soulmate client you can address their pain points instead and give advice without giving your entire program or system away for free.</p> <h3>Michelle Kopp's Thinking it Through Wins and Wisdom Question</h3> <p>Struggling with how to provide value without giving my full program. Maybe I do and then if people need help they work with me. I’m not an expert in all the ways to save or find good deals on things but I am an expert on helping someone get a system to manage their money. I’m the number cruncher so they don’t have to be (in the beginning) and after working with me I teach them how to do it themselves. I empower people to manage their money since many have never been taught. But how do I deliver this value without “giving it all away” in newsletters or freebies? Or do I? Struggling.</p> <h3>Suggestions for creating valuable content without feeling like you're giving it all away for free</h3> <h4>Know your soulmate clients - well!</h4> <ol> <li><a href="https://therobyngraham.com/ideal-client/">Ideal clients</a> may know what they want but they don’t necessarily recognize what they need.</li> <li>Address their pain points <ul> <li>What is it they are thinking about when making breakfast, doing dishes, folding laundry, or journaling before bed?</li> <li>What is it they want more of – time, money?</li> <li>Are they unorganized? Is that causing them to feel overwhelmed?</li> <li>What do they fear? If they are in a state of fear they don’t look at their numbers and therefore don’t have a pulse on them which creates more stress.</li> <li>No pulse on numbers correlates to no idea what and how much they need to do to create more demand in their business or where to cut back personally.</li> </ul> </li> <li>All of these things become content ideas that you can a