Community Question: Content Creation Challenges

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September 12, 2023
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Hi there community! Today we’re talking all about content creation with Bari Rosenstein and we’re curious what are your biggest challenges?

**When it comes to content creation, what is the biggest challenge you and your team face today?**

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ashley.manivong

Influencer Inflorescence

Approval of assets and copy with our stakeholders.

C

catheren.andrade

Seedling

Time for social content creation as a one person marketing team for a healthcare device manufacturer.

K

kim.cornish

Seedling

Creating new content that is relevant and catchy

A

arbela.ternian

Seedling

The biggest challenge is figuring out what type of content to create that will engage our audience.

C

cameron.knowles

Seedling

Lack of content moderation tools - X (Twitter).

tiffany.torbik

Engagement Orchard

Currently, its coming up with things that are ON brand but fresh from like companies. We work hard on our brand voice and tone which I think it SUPER important to portray in our content. Also finding out what our customers want to see vs what WE think they want to see is always a balance.

Tiffany Torbik

raven.gill

Engagement Orchard

As an agency it can be difficult to catch those behind-the-scene or as they happen moments, and needing to rely on clients to capture them. These can be some of the best organic social moments and needing to rely on clients to capture the moments can be frustrating.