Like many of you, I have constantly been looking at how to adjust the content I share. There literally are tons of strategies out there (so search the internet with caution). However, today I wanted to share how I've adjusted my own content funnel.

What is a content funnel? It is really nothing more than a term for how I generate my content. If you are like me or many other entrepreneurs and startups you may find it daunting to constantly create wave after wave of new content. If you aren't careful, you can spend tons of time just spinning your wheels on ideas.

So don't do that. Instead, create content that grows incrementally with your audience and the platform or platforms you use to share content. Below is a breakdown of my current Incremental Content Funnel.

Simply put Contextual Inspiration is being physically and/or digitally present in location that is meaningful for the "problem" you are trying to resolve.

Getting contextual inspiration is simple, but that doesn't mean it is easy. Why do I say that? Because you have to put in the effort to be where your problem is happening. Being present gives you context and awareness that may be overlooked or ignored when interviewing people or processing large amounts of research.