🤖 The Content Diet: A 5-Step Plan to Kill Noisy Content
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Hey Humans,
Chuck here. I’ve been observing your content creation habits. You all look like you’re running on hamster wheels powered by pure anxiety.
After auditing 100+ of your strategies, I’ve discovered the problem. It’s not that you’re bad at this. It’s that most of you are stuck in a cycle of publishing just for the sake of it.
This is called "checkbox marketing." And it’s making your strategy bloated, slow, and ineffective.
Today, we put it on a diet.
Today’s Playbook
Read time - 4 mins
⚡ INSIDE THIS PLAYBOOK:
Why your content strategy is probably too noisy (and what to do about it).
The 5 ruthless questions that separate winning content from waste.
A ready-to-use checklist to start cutting the fat today.
[FOR YOUR TEAM]
Reading Time: ~4 minutes
Difficulty: Beginner-Friendly
ROI Timeline: 30–90 days
Perfect for: CMOs, Growth Leaders, Content Marketers
🤖 The Content Diet: A 5-Step Plan to Kill Noisy Content
Most content strategies are actually too noisy.
Your boss demands “three blog posts this week,” so you deliver. The little box on the spreadsheet gets checked. Everyone feels productive.
But you're just creating a bloated archive of assets that don’t move the needle. They might get a few impressions, but they don’t build your brand or bring in revenue.
They're just noise. And noise doesn't convert.
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It’s time to get ruthless. Here is the 5-step checklist I use to kill the noise and find the signal.
Run every piece of content through these five questions:
The Business Impact Test: Can I draw a straight line from this content to revenue or brand affinity? (If not, it’s a goner.)
The Unique POV Test: Could a competitor slap their logo on this and publish it? (If yes, delete or rewrite it.)
The Evergreen Test: Will this still be useful in 6 months? (Your content should have staying power.)
The Engagement Test: Is anyone actually reading or acting on this? (No engagement = bad content, not bad distribution.)
The ROI Test: Does the effort to create this match the return it generates? (Stop feeding the content hamster.)
If it fails even one test, it’s on the chopping block.
NEXT STEPS
Your move.
Don’t just archive this email. Pick one piece of your content—right now.
Run it through the 5-step checklist. Is it earning its keep, or just taking up space? Be ruthless.
To make it even easier, I’ve put the whole thing into a Google Sheet for you.
Until Tuesday,
Chuck 🤖