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A community for aspiring and established Christian authors to learn, connect, and grow through writing, editing, publishing, and author education.

Sometimes we need to just be and become. No expectations. No deadlines. Just space to pivot, grow, and live out 1 John 3:2.

2 contributions to Sent Creator Academy
QUICK POLL 📊
What do you feel like is the BIGGEST thing keeping you from growing right now? Be honest 👇🏾 And tell me more about what you're struggling with in the comments. I want to make some trainings around what you guys actually need help with.
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1 like • Oct 2
I get the graphics, it's the titles that are killing me
👀 Which Creator Are You?
As I've been reading all of your introductions, something keeps coming to my mind... I think there are two different tracks you can take as a creator—and knowing which one you're building toward can completely change your content strategy. 1. THE CONTENT CREATOR 🎥 Your primary goal is to build a platform. Your content is designed for: → Reach → Audience growth → Influence → Impact And here's the key: Your CONTENT is essentially the product. The bigger and stronger the audience becomes, the more opportunities you create to monetize the attention itself: → Ad revenue → Brand deals & sponsorships → Patreon / memberships → Affiliate partnerships → Speaking opportunities → And more You're primarily building a media platform. 2. THE DIGITAL ENTREPRENEUR 💼 Your primary goal is to build a business. Your content is designed to attract the RIGHT people, demonstrate your expertise, build trust, and eventually move people toward something you sell. Your monetization might come from: → Coaching → Courses → Digital products → Services → Communities / memberships → Other offers The BIG difference? Your content isn't the offer. Your content is the MARKETING for the offer. And that's why these two creators shouldn't always follow the exact same content strategy. One may need to optimize heavily for reach and attention. The other may care more about qualified attention and conversion. And yes... you can absolutely be a hybrid of both. I am. But you should know which one you're building—and which one takes priority. Because if you don't know the game you're playing, it's really hard to know whether you're winning or not. 🔥 This is one of the BIG ideas we're breaking down during The 90-Day Christian Creator Roadmap Workshop on Tuesday. We're going to figure out what you're actually building and create a personalized strategy for your next 90 days. 📅 Tuesday, September 22 ⏰ 7:00 PM CT 💻 Live on Zoom Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/UYZLxK8WRaCuyHdWiz955Q
1 like • Sep 20
I'm a bit hybrid but definitely more of a digital entrepreneur. My content has to push people to the offer but also, it can just be consumed for people that like learning random stuff
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Takhia Gaither
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Faith-filled teacher, writer, and coach equipping teachers and authors to grow with clarity, purpose, and strong Kingdom excellence.

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