The Powerful Content Podcast

The 4 types of images every business needs with Grace Costa

Do you know what types of images that you need for your business? 
In Episode 131 of the Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels speaks with personal branding photographer Grace Costa on the role of images in business success.  
Grace shares insights from her twenty-year photography career, including the journey from mastering her craft to teaching others. Together, they delve into four main types of images every business needs: headshots, personal branding images, stock images, and storytelling images.  
Grace explains when to hire a professional photographer, tips for organising your image library, and numerous ways to use these photos to enhance your brand’s visibility and client connection.  
This episode is a comprehensive guide for any entrepreneur looking to leverage professional photography for business growth. 
 
00:00 Introduction to The Powerful Content Podcast 
02:02 Episode 131: Meet Grace Costa, Personal Branding Photographer 
02:50 Grace Costa's journey: from photographer to mentor 
05:00 The importance of personal branding and marketing for photographers 
08:40 Types of images every business needs 
14:16 When to hire a professional photographer 
25:52 Organising and utilising your business images 
32:00 Grace Costa's superpower and final words of wisdom 
33:43 Conclusion and how to work with Mel Daniels 
 
Get to know Grace Costa 
Grace, a photographer, podcaster, and photography business coach, specialises in creating brand imagery for women-led entrepreneurs and large corporate organisations. She guides business owners in exploring their marketing strategies and business objectives, matching them with the perfect image solutions to meet their needs, humanise their brand, and build trust.  
With two decades working as a photographer in the Nations' Capital, Grace has created brand imagery for some of the biggest brands in Australia, including the Department of Defence, Tourism Australia, and the National Film Sound Archives.  
 
Where to find Grace Costa 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gracecostaphotographer 
Website: www.gracecosta.com 
Podcast: The Photo Diaries 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
A guide for new ways to use your branding photos 
Brand Eliza Stock 
 
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Episode 7 Connecting with your audience through story with Romina Cavagnola
Episode 32 Creating a message from the heart
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A step-by-step guide to how I create content for my business

Have you ever wondered how a Content Marketing Strategist creates their content? 
In this episode of 'The Powerful Content Podcast,' Mel Daniels offers a detailed look into her own content creation process. She explains how to transform core content into micro-content efficiently and re-purpose it across multiple platforms.  
Mel emphasises understanding your content creator archetype and its impact on your efficiency. She shares her yearly content planning, batching strategies, and tools she uses, highlighting her methods for staying organised and effective.  
This episode also includes practical insights on using AI, scheduling, and optimising content for social media and emails.  
 
00:00 Introduction to content creation efficiency 
00:41 Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast 
01:41 Acknowledgement to Country 
02:00 Behind the scenes of my content creation process 
04:04 Planning a year's worth of content 
06:58 Batching and recording episodes 
08:34 Reimagining content across platforms 
10:37 Social media strategy 
17:04 Flexible planning and consistency 
19:05 Conclusion and ways to work together 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
The Content Accelerator 
The Content Effect 
Unlock your Content Creator Archetype Quiz 
Episode 8 – Simple social media plan 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 10 – The power of reimagination 
Episode 60 – Why content creation feels hard and how to fix it 
 
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How to level up with your brand with Rowena Preddy

What makes a brand truly impactful? In this episode of the Powerful Content Podcast, host Mel Daniels welcomes Rowena Preddy from Preddy Creative to discuss the essential elements and transformative power of branding. Rowena shares her journey from aspiring accountant to branding expert, emphasizing how branding feels like 'magic' and how it can uplift both businesses and their owners. They explore how to align your brand with your authentic self, finding the right balance between personal values and client expectations, and recognizing when it's time for a rebrand. Their engaging conversation is filled with practical advice, including steps to take before rebranding and how to ensure consistency across all brand touchpoints. This podcast is a must-listen for entrepreneurs and business owners looking to create a brand that resonates deeply with themselves and their clients. 
 
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 
00:37 The Magic of Branding 
02:12 Rowena's Journey to Branding 
04:38 Defining Branding and Its Importance 
05:53 Aligning Personal and Business Brand 
13:38 When to Consider a Rebrand 
16:09 Steps to a Successful Rebrand 
20:39 Final Thoughts and Parting Wisdom 
Get to know Rowena Preddy 
 
Hi, my name’s Rowena Preddy and I’m a small business branderer and magazine designer. 
 In Preddy Creative, I have two sides to my branding business. On one side, I design magazines (yes, that’s a thing!) and on the other, I create
branding that feels familiar as soon as you see it.  While I’ll boldly back my mad design and branding skills every day of the working week, the part of the branding that I do (and I love the most) is how I work with small businesses. They love themselves sideways knowing that they can get the best business branding in two days and they can get it done and dusted without the branding bank balance being busted (aka, it’s absolutely afford-do-able!). 
 
Where to find Rowena Preddy 
Instagram: www.instagram.com/preddycreative 
Website: www.preddycreative.com.au 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
https://preddycreative.com.au/freebies/ 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 39 - Taking responsibility of your brand with Chantelle King 
Episode 61 - How your brand feeds into your content marketing 
 
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Ready to work with me? 
👉🏻 Buy my book The Power of Content 👉🏻 Get yourself on the waitlist for my membership The Content Effect 
👉🏻 Purchase one of my short courses here 
👉🏻 Work with me 1:1 with The Content Accelerator 👉🏻 Join my free Facebook Group The Content Project 
 
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Creating content that reflects your true value

Are you clearly using your content to communicate the value of your offer? 
In episode 128 of the Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels talks about the impact of content on client conversion, particularly for premium offers.  
The episode builds on the previous two episodes, emphasising the importance of clear, authentic content that showcases the true value of your offerings.  
Mel covers six strategies for communicating value through content, including knowing your unique selling proposition, sharing proof of success, educating your audience, collaborating, offering exceptional free content, and being authentically yourself.  
Throughout the episode, Mel encourages entrepreneurs to overcome self-doubt and imposter syndrome, offering actionable advice to help them confidently present their services and attract premium clients. 
 
00:00 Introduction: The struggle of selling offers 
01:07 Welcome to the Powerful Content Podcast 
02:07 Acknowledgement to Country 
03:14 The importance of content in the client journey 
04:06 Believing in your value and overcoming self-doubt 
06:11 How content communicates your value 
06:30 Demonstrating expertise and building trust 
07:53 Knowing your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) 
09:34 Showcasing proof and educating your audience 
11:21 Collaborating and showcasing value through free content 
12:54 Being authentic and staying on brand 
14:49 Conclusion and Call to Action 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
Jessica Osborn’s Business JAM 
Spotify Playlist 
Episode 65 - The one thing that's missing from your message 
Episode 122 - 8 lessons learned from 8 years in business 
Episode 12 - Building an aligned audience with the perfect lead magnet 
Episode 126 - Sell your offer strategically with transformations 
 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 127 - The fastest way to grow your business without paid ads with Jessica Osborn 
Episode 21 - Why your niche is your secret to powerful content with Jessica Osborn 
 
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Ready to work with me? 
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👉🏻 Purchase one of my short courses here 
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The fastest way to grow your business without paid ads with Jessica Osborn

Are you struggling to grow your business and feeling like every marketing strategy you try is a hard slog?  
 
In episode 127 of the Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels interviews Marketing Strategist and Business Coach Jessica Osborn about how you can grow your business without resorting to paid ads.  
 
They discuss the challenges of marketing and how to make it more enjoyable and effective. Jessica emphasises finding a personalised approach that aligns with your expertise to avoid feeling overwhelmed.  
 
Key topics include developing high-ticket offers, creating a compelling brand experience, and establishing an effective lead machine.  
 
Jessica also shares insights about overcoming mental barriers and adopting strategies to attract premium clients. Make sure you sign up for Jessica's upcoming masterclass on attracting premium paying clients! 
 
00:00 Welcome to Episode 127 
01:30 Acknowledgement to Country 
02:07 Introducing Jessica Osborn 
03:03 The struggles of marketing 
04:08 Finding the right marketing strategy 
07:09 The importance of business growth 
08:36 Marketing misconceptions 
16:14 High ticket offers explained 
19:50 Discovering your expert zone 
21:25 Creating a premium offering 
25:09 The importance of brand experience 
29:15 Building your lead machine 
32:11 Simplifying the sign-up process 
34:55 Final thoughts and masterclass invitation 
Get to know Jessica Osborn 
Jessica Osborn is an online business strategist and marketing coach, host of She’s The Business Podcast, published co-author and travel-obsessed mum of 2. 
 
She has over 25 years’ experience building brands, including two of her own since 2010!  
Jessica specialises in marketing strategy for high ticket services - helping other female coaches reach multiple 6-figure years in less than 20 hours a week without big advertising budgets or time-consuming cold sales - so they can enjoy more time for family and life! 
 
She’s incredibly passionate about changing our perspective on work and success, proving it’s possible to prioritize family life and be highly successful in business - without burning yourself to the ground. 
 
Where to find Jessica Osborn 
Website: https://www.jessicaosborn.com  
She’s The Business Podcast:  https://www.jessicaosborn.com/podcast  
Facebook: https://facebook.com/jessicaosborn.bxcoach 
Instagram: https://instagram.com/jessica.osborn/ 
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jessicaaosborn/ 
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jessicaosborn.bxcoach  
Threads: https://www.threads.net/@jessica.osborn  
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Qu_BcAiuOYxY832d3N_og 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
The Magnetic Formula – LIVE with Jessica Osborn 
Mel on Jessica Osborn’s podcast She’s the Business 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 15 - Uncovering your business growth cycle with Michelle Marks 
Episode 21 - Why your niche is your secret to powerful content with Jessica Osborn 
 
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Ready to work with me? 
👉🏻 Buy my book The Power of Content 👉🏻 Get yourself on the waitlist for my membership The Content Effect 
👉🏻 Purchase one of my short courses here 
👉🏻 Work with me 1:1 with The Content Accelerator 👉🏻 Join my free Facebook Group The Content Project 
 
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Sell your offer strategically with transformations

Do you struggle to highlight the true value of your offer? Or feel like your content isn’t converting your offers as easily as you’d like? 
In this episode of the Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels addresses the common struggle of highlighting the true value of an offer and successfully converting content into sales.  
Mel walks through five essential steps to communicate the transformations your offer provides, shifting from features to outcomes, tapping into emotional benefits, and avoiding common content mistakes. She emphasises the importance of knowing your ideal client and provides actionable strategies to create impactful content.  
This episode is filled with insights on building trust with your audience and ultimately driving more sales. Mel also invites listeners to Jessica Osborn’s masterclass for more in-depth learning. 
 
00:00 Introduction: Highlighting the value of your offer 
01:17 Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast 
02:17 Acknowledgement to Country 
02:34 Episode overview and key points 
04:44 Common mistakes in content creation 
08:20 Five steps to effective transformations 
08:29 Step 1: Identifying client challenges 
09:43 Step 2: Understanding client desires 
10:53 Step 3: Preparing clients to buy 
12:17 Step 4: Articulating transformations 
13:32 Step 5: Using real-life examples 
15:43 Conclusion and summary 
17:26 Final thoughts and how to work with me 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
The Magnetic Formula – LIVE with Jessica Osborn 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 21: Why your niche is your secret to powerful content with Jessica Osborn 
Episode 78: Love letter to my ideal client (aka YOU) 
 
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Ready to work with me? 
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👉🏻 Purchase one of my short courses here 
👉🏻 Work with me 1:1 with The Content Accelerator 👉🏻 Join my free Facebook Group The Content Project 
 
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Content that converts - take your ideal client from click to client

Have you ever really thought about the connection between the content that you’re creating and the sales that you make? 
In this episode of The Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels dives into the distinction between content built for engagement and content built for conversion.  
 
Mel emphasises the importance of a holistic approach to content creation, moving beyond mere social media engagement to create a comprehensive journey for clients.  
 
She outlines strategies to integrate content touchpoints effectively and discusses the benefits of focusing on authenticity and personal strengths. Mel also highlights the client journey stages—connect, subscribe, nurture, convert, and onboard—illustrating how they work together to build meaningful relationships and drive sales.  
 
Additionally, she shares insights about The Content Effect membership and provides guidance for entrepreneurs to simplify their content strategy while fostering genuine connections with their audience. 
 
00:00 Introduction: Connecting content and sales 
00:53 Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast 
01:53 Acknowledgement to Country 
02:53 The difference between engagement and conversion content 
03:41  The Holistic Content Journey 
04:25 Using your strengths in content creation 
04:57 Focusing on the human element in content marketing 
06:00 Understanding the Holistic Content Approach 
09:06 The client journey explained 
11:55 Creating powerful content for each stage of the client journey 
15:56 Supporting yourself with a simple framework 
16:52 Conclusion and how to work with mel 
 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
The Content Effect 
Episode 3 - Why sales funnels suck 
Episode 8 - Simple social media plan sorted 
Episode 16 - Should you batch your content? 
Episode 36 – The recipe for consistent content 
Episode 118 - Easy Content with the Holistic Content Marketing Method 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 116 – How to stand out with content with this one simple thing 
Episode 80 – The secret to being visible without burning out 
 
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Ready to work with me? 
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Why you shouldn’t focus on social media engagement

Do you believe that engagement is the most important thing when it comes to your social media content? 
Well, despite what you may have been told, it’s not. 
In this episode of the Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels challenges the common belief that social media engagement is the most critical metric for business success.  
 
She argues that while engagement—likes, comments, shares—is often touted by experts and algorithms, it does not necessarily translate to increased clients and revenue. Focusing on these 'vanity metrics' can distract from creating a holistic content strategy that leads potential clients through a journey to conversion.  
 
The episode includes insights on why seeking validation through engagement is misleading, highlights the low engagement rates of successful businesses, and encourages a shift towards metrics that reflect meaningful actions, such as landing page visits, downloads, and sales. Mel also announces her upcoming masterclass, ‘Clicks to Clients,’ aimed at providing strategies to create content that converts. Tune in to learn why it's time to move beyond social media engagement and focus on what truly drives business growth. 
 
[00:00] Introduction: Debunking the engagement myth 
[00:50] Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast 
[01:02] Acknowledgement to Country 
[02:22] The misconception of social media engagement 
[04:15] Why engagement doesn't equal business success 
[05:36] The psychological and social factors of engagement 
[07:37] The misleading metrics of social media 
[11:05] What to focus on instead of engagement 
[12:11] Conclusion and upcoming masterclass 
[12:47] Connect and work with me 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
Masterclass Clicks to Clients 
Engagement Reel on Instagram 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 8 – Simple social media plan sorted  
Episode 45 – From big ideas to actionable social media content 
 
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Using systems to unlock business potential with Nicola Depiazzi

Does the idea of implementing systems in your business freak you out a little? Perhaps you think that your business isn’t big enough for them or that it’s not worth the investment of your time? 
 
In episode 123 of The Powerful Content Podcast, host Mel Daniels speaks with Nicola Depiazzi of Green Pillars Co, to discuss the importance of systemisation for business growth and how to make your approach simple and easy. 
 
Nicola shares the significance of documented systems in achieving scalability and ensuring business future-proofing.  
 
They discuss the myths surrounding systems, the benefits of systemisation in enhancing creativity and reducing business owner burnout, and the process of becoming a systems thinker. Nicola also offers insights into how even small business owners can start thinking about systemising their operations to enjoy more freedom and success. 
 
00:00 Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast 
00:59 Acknowledgement to Country 
01:17 Introducing Nicola Depiazzi 
01:55 From marketing to SYSTEMology 
06:02 The importance of systems in business 
12:27 Implementing systems for business growth 
21:01 Becoming a systems thinker 
27:54 Final thoughts and offers 
 
Learn more about Nicola Depiazzi 
Nicola is an Australian import since 2006, a mother of three, an avid runner and reader, a nature enthusiast, and interested in mindset and personal development. 
 
After 10 years in sales and marketing roles in the tourism and hospitality space, Nicola started her own marketing company in 2017. Seeing a need, she shifted to coaching mums running businesses from home to help them attract clients in the easiest way possible with the limited time available. 
 
Now Nicola is all about freeing up business owners and helping them deliver their core products and services on repeat with total consistency every single time. 
 
Coaching the SYSTEMology framework, she turns chaos into order and creates businesses that can run without the owner so they have more time for the things they love.   With her guidance, entrepreneurs finally unlock the doors to growth, have more money in the bank, and that elusive commodity - time.  
 
Where to find Nicola Depiazzi 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/greenpillarsco 
Instagram: www.instagram.com/greenpillarsco 
Website: www.greenpillarsco.com 
Linkedin: www.linkedin/nicoladepiazzi 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
Mel Daniels on The Whole Woman Podcast  
Free book: https://greenpillarsco.com/systemology-book 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 119 - Finding the right system for your business success with Kelsey Silver 
Episode 72 - 7 key elements of a meaningful content strategy 
 
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8 lessons I’ve learned from 8 years in business

How long have you been in business? Whether it’s one month or 10 years, there’s one certainty. It’s a learning curve! 
In this episode of the Powerful Content Podcast, Mel Daniels shares personal and valuable insights from her eight-year business journey. Addressing topics like overcoming imposter syndrome, the importance of community, and embracing your true self, Mel provides practical advice aimed at helping entrepreneurs navigate their own paths.  
Mel covers eight key lessons including niching, the merits of seeking help early, recognising one's worth, and understanding that different phases in life are just seasons. 
Mel highlights the significance of authenticity, the reality behind social media, tackling imposter syndrome, and the power of collective impact. She also offers a bonus lesson about being open to future changes.  
 
Listen in as Mel shares from the heart. 
 
00:00 Introduction: The reality of business 
00:39 Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast 
01:58 Celebrating eight years in business 
02:28 The journey from virtual assistant to content strategist 
04:12 Lesson 1: Niching is not forever 
06:06 Lesson 2: Get help before you're ready 
07:23 Lesson 3: You are worthy 
08:56 Lesson 4: It's a season 
10:21 Lesson 5: Be more you 
11:43 Lesson 6: Socials aren't real life 
12:45 Lesson 7: You can do the thing 
14:20 Lesson 8: It's about the we as much as the me 
15:37 Bonus lesson: Stay open and curious 
17:38 Conclusion: Embrace the power of your content 
 
Links mentioned in this podcast 
My book: The Power of Content 
My membership: The Content Effect 
 
If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you’ll also love: 
Episode 55 – Celebrating a year of podcasting 
Episode 40 – Let go and celebrate! 
 
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