Free vs. Paid Content -- how much is too much?

 It was 2010, about a year into my business.  I’d perfectly flat ironed my Winona Ryder-inspired bob and was set to record a batch of YouTube videos teaching allllll about Facebook marketing, as scheduled.   But here’s what kept me from recording that day.  I was afraid that if I kept teaching for free, no one would ever buy from me.  Have you felt this before?  The pull between…  If I give too much content away for free, why would anyone buy my paid content?  If I don’t give enough for free, how will they trust my expertise?  I sure felt it and the worst thing happened -- I put nothing out for fear of putting the wrong thing out.  Guess who doesn’t connect with their audience, build an engaged following, and sell the right product to the right people while making a massive impact?  Those who are doing nothing out of fear of doing the wrong thing.  If that feels a little too familiar, {NAME}, you and I have a lot in common.  [That’s why, in this week’s podcast episode, I’m breaking down exactly how free and paid content work together in harmony in your business](.  And I’m getting as specific as possible so that you know exactly what to do the next time you sit down to write your content. Buh bye writers block!  In the episode, I’m sharing: - How much free content you should be sharing with your audience - 3 questions to ask yourself to make sure that your free stuff isn’t overstepping and undervaluing your paid offers - The one thing your free content needs so your audience can say an ENTHUSIASTIC YES to becoming a paying customer - The actual free content that I released ahead of my Digital Course Academy launch that prepared my audience for DCA… rather than turn them off of it  So grab a pen and notebook (because trust me -- you’re going to want to take notes on this one) and [click here to dive in](.  Consistent, confident, raving-fan-producing content is just an episode away (and you’re going to love how that feels.)  ALL my best, Amy   P.S. I look back at that photo of me in 2010 and I just love that girl. She was hustling, trying things, and figuring it all out. I’m proud of her for doing it scared. I believe with my whole heart that if she can do it, you can too. So don’t give up. You wouldn’t believe what you’re capable of, {NAME}.                                                  To update your information, click the link below: [Update your Information](  Amy Porterfield, Inc. 6339 Charlotte Pike #920 Nashville, Tennessee 37209 United States