What top creators do to make their content & products unique

Information is everywhere.

And the specific strategies & tactics you teach may not be unique.

But the way you teach them?

That’s your golden opportunity to stand out.

Which is precisely what top creators do.

Today, I’m sharing how to repackage what you teach into actionable step-by-step frameworks…

So you can deliver a one-of-one learning experience for your audience.

Let’s dive in.

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The Benefits of Formulating Actionable Step-By-Step Frameworks

Before we dive into the ‘how’...

Let’s talk about the ‘why’.

Because differentiating yourself isn’t the only upside to using frameworks.

They also:

• Make the information easier to learn

• Make the information easier to apply

• Make the information easier to remember

Now let’s review some examples.

5 Examples of Actionable Step-By-Step Frameworks

First up, yours truly.

1) S.L.P.C Method

This is my framework for writing personality-driven emails that sell.

It stands for:

S - Story
L - Lesson
P - Pivot
C - CTA

2) S-S-T-P-P

This is my framework for writing the 5 types of social media posts.

It stands for:

S - Story
S - Sales
T - Tactical
P - Perspective
P - Proof

Now let’s look at frameworks from other people.

3) PARTS Model

This is Jay Clouse’s framework for becoming a pro creator.

It stands for:

P - Premise
A - Attention
R - Revenue model
T - Trust
S - Systems

4) R.O.P.E Method

This is Justin Moore’s framework for landing sponsorships as a creator.

It stands for:

R - Relevant
O - Organic
P - Proof
E - Easy to execute

5) PAIDS

This is Rory Vaden’s framework for the 5 ways to get paid with a personal brand.

It stands for:

P - Products
A - Ads & affiliates
I - Information products
D - Deals
S - Services

I stumbled onto Rory’s work after listening to his interview with Amy Porterfield, which I highly recommend if you want to go deeper on this topic.

Now let’s discuss…

3 Keys to Creating Your Own Actionable Step-By-Step Framework

1) 3-5 steps

A good framework boils down the process into actionable steps.

But too many steps can be overwhelming.

So limit yours to 3-5.

2) Make them linear

The second key is to make sure the steps are organized in a linear way.

This gives people direction.

3) Use a real word

Lastly, turning your framework into a real word makes it much more memorable.

This is something I’ve failed to do with mine so far.

But if you look at the other examples above, you can see each one forms a real word.

Putting It All Together

Repacking what you teach into actionable step-by-step frameworks helps you stand out as a creator.

3 keys to creating your own framework:

• Limit it to 3-5 steps

• Make them linear

• Use a real word

This makes the process easier to learn, apply, and remember.

That’s it.

Thanks for reading!

See you next time.

Jim Hamilton