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Ever poured your heart into content nobody seemed to care about? That crushing silence after sharing your best ideas, strategies, and insights is something we know intimately. For six straight months, we've sent daily "escapades" without a single response, thank you, or comment—yet we keep going. Why? Because we understand something fundamental that most creators miss: content value is never wasted, just waiting for the right moment.

Your audience isn't always ready when you first show up. They might need your wisdom six months from now when hitting a wall in their business, or after trying and failing on their own. This is precisely why persistence matters. While most creators throw in the towel after three months of crickets, we keep building. When potential clients finally have that rough day and start searching for better solutions, they discover not just one piece of content, but a treasure trove of 175+ days' worth of valuable insights ready to help them.

The strategy is straightforward yet powerful: choose themes that matter long-term to your audience, build simple repeatable systems for creation, store and tag content for easy repurposing, and—most importantly—keep showing up regardless of immediate feedback. We use GalleryFlow to automate our delivery, tracking, and follow-ups, freeing our energy to create value while systems handle distribution. This approach means we're building a runway for prospects to land on when they're ready, creating a deep well of trust-building resources without scrambling when new clients appear. If you've been pouring value into seemingly forgotten content, don't quit. Keep stacking your efforts, because when your audience finally awakens to their need, you'll already be there—and that's how you build a brand that lasts.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome back to Stacked, and today we're going
to talk about that forgottencontent and why value is never
actually wasted.
So some things that people, alot of people, are not going to
share is when you put your bestcontent out there your stories,
your ideas, your strategies andthen nobody seems to care, and

(00:21):
that feels super heavy.
It feels really discouraging.
And, trust us, we have beenthere For six months.
We've been writing dailyescapades.
These daily emails share whatwe do, what trends we're seeing,
what our software can makepossible and what tasks people
could hire us to handle.
And day after day, we showed upand day after day, not a single
person wrote back.

(00:42):
Not a single person shoutedthank you or clapped or dropped
a comment.
But here's the difference wedidn't stop because we know
something in some time that mostpeople forget content is
valuable, it's never wasted andwhile it's not maybe being seen
right now, eventually it's goingto speak exactly to a business

(01:03):
owner who needs to hear thatmessage.
So we're going to keep goingbecause we understand timing.
Our audience is not going toalways need the moment that we
show up.
They need you.
Six months from now, they mightneed you when they hit a wall
in their business.
They might need you after theytry and fail on their own, and

(01:25):
that is why we keep writingevery day.
Now, when that lead finally hasa rough day and starts
searching for a better system,guess what?
They'll discover 175 days ofcontent, all built, all sitting
there ready to help them.
No worries, no stress, justdelivering the value we knew
that they needed beforehand,even if they weren't ready to
hear it when we first sent it.
Most creators and businessowners quit way too early.

(01:47):
They look at a three months ofcrickets and then they throw in
the towel.
But when you have systemsrunning your other processes,
you free up time and energy todo the work.
That might not pay off today,but will pay off massively later
, and that's what leverage lookslike.
We have free resources that webuilt two and a half years ago
that are just now beingdownloaded for the very first

(02:07):
time, because once someone doessay yes, they're going to binge
those escapade emails, thosedaily things, those freebies.
They'll trust you, they'llunderstand you and they'll feel
like you know them personally.
That trust is priceless.
So I want you to try thinkingdifferently about content.
Trust is priceless, so I wantyou to try thinking differently
about content.
Instead of chasing clicks orlikes today, create evergreen

(02:29):
value for tomorrow.
Here's how.
First, pick a theme thatmatters to your clients long
term.
For us, that was teaching aboutour software market shifts and
easy wins that they could act on.
Second, build a simple,repeatable system.
So we write a short story,relatable escapade, daily
excerpts, what's working, whatdidn't work, what we failed at

(02:52):
doing, what we did today.
It doesn't have to be perfect,it just needs to be consistent.
Third, we store and tag thiscontent so it's easy to
repurpose.
Six months later you might wantto put it out there on an
onboarding flow or a podcastscript or even a paid training.
Fourth, just keep showing upEven if no one is reacting.

(03:12):
No one is reading, no one islistening.
The day will come when they areready and you'll be there with
a library full of trust-building, helpful resources.
If you rely only on hot leadsus building helpful resources If
you rely only on hot leads,you're going to burn out.
But if you build a runway, aplace for people to land when
they finally notice you, you'llclose more sales with less

(03:33):
stress and with far moreconfidence.
So think about it this way Mostpeople only start building
their content when they'redesperate for attention.
But if you build your contentwhile things are quiet, you'll
already have a deep well oftrust within the interest that
picks them up.
Plus, you won't be putting outcontent in a rushed format, and

(03:56):
that is a system worth investingin.
We use GalleryFlow to store,organize and schedule our daily
escapades through an automationwhere people say yeah, I want to
hear from you once a day.
I want to know what you guys do.
I'm curious about AI.
I have no clue what thissoftware might be able to do for
my company.
Or we might even have some gohigh-level users who say I use

(04:18):
this software, I'm never goingto work with you, but you know
this software and I'd like tosee what I can do with it.
That works too.
Our automation handles thesending, the tracking and even
the follow-ups, and that meanswe're free to write without
worrying about whether somethingwent out on time or whether our
message was off.
Our templates keep the tone onbrand and make it super easy to

(04:40):
reuse.
That means that we can pourenergy into making valuable
content, knowing the deliveryside is fully handled.
It also means when a clientcomes along six months from now,
we don't have to scramble toimpress them.
They'll see a six-month trailof wisdom and ideas waiting for
them.
So if you've been pouring yourheart into valuable content and

(05:01):
no one is responding yet, pleasedon't quit.
Just keep going.
Keep adding value, keepstacking your efforts, Because
the moment your audience wakesup and is ready, you'll already
be there, and that's how youbuild a brand that lasts.
This is Stacked, where weautomate, elevate and repeat.