James Korte

I don’t see where I suggested otherwise.

Yea, but I think it’s up to the student to understand conceptually what makes a sound content strategy—which can be taught and learned—and fill in the gaps for their industry. If we need someone to spoon feed us exactly what to do in our niche market, we need to hire a consultant or agency, not an instructor or a course.

Will Hunting may have said it best, “You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library.” Many of the best and brightest content marketers regularly share their philosophies, learnings, and experiments on podcasts and in their LinkedIn feeds. Pay attention. Analyze. Start publishing with an idea of what you’re hoping to affect. Continuously learning is important, but it’s free and everywhere.

Undoubtedly correct, the issue I’m running into into is that so many industries / demographics still under index on regular use of the platform.

Rap battle. The loser can only respond to their nemesis’ ideas with "yes, AND" for the rest of the quarter. Boom, problem solved.

These AI-generated prompts are comically bad. In my mind’s eye, I see myself applying clown makeup every time I respond to one. Searching the list of topic-based questions—not to find one I have a thought about—but to find one that isn’t nonsense. All for the vague promise of a “top voice” badge. What is this life?