How to Come Up With Video Ideas That Actually Add Value (Consistently)

Описание: Struggling to come up with video ideas? Posting inconsistently? Overthinking everything?

In this episode of The Paragon Podcast, we break down a simple, repeatable system for coming up with video ideas that actually add value, without chasing virality or burning yourself out. This is the “Krabby Patty formula” for content: basic, proven, and surprisingly effective.

Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel or create viral masterpieces, we talk about how businesses can use content buckets, scheduling, FAQs, and real customer questions to create valuable video content consistently.

0:00 - Intro: The Secret Formula for Consistency
0:41 - Why Perfectionism Kills Your Content Strategy
1:09 - The "Curse of Knowledge": Why Simple Videos Win
7:17 - The Content Bucket Method (Education, FAQs, Testimonials)
8:38 - The Easiest Way to Generate Endless Video Topics
11:03 - Stop Being So "Creative" (It Confuses the Algorithm)
14:41 - Batch Filming: How to Record a Month of Content in One Day
21:07 - Final Advice: Don't Reinvent the Wheel, Copy What Works

In this episode, we cover:
• Why perfectionism kills consistency
• Why chasing virality is the wrong goal
• How to use content buckets to never run out of ideas
• FAQs, tips, and educational videos that actually work
• How scheduling helps creativity (not hurts it)
• How to batch content without overcomplicating it
• Repurposing videos that didn’t “work” the first time
• Why simple videos outperform big productions
• How trades, service businesses, and local brands can win on social

If you’re a business owner or marketer who knows you should be making videos, but feels stuck on what to post, this episode will give you a clear, realistic way forward.

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