How Do I Repurpose My Live Streams?
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What is up? Liz Wilcox here and I am so excited you are in for another edition episode, whatever we're calling this thing, of Ask Liz, your bite-sized weekly podcast episode to answer all your online biz, entrepreneur, lifestyle design, personal development questions. Now, each episode I'll feature a question from you, whether you're coming from our main SPI podcast, our SPI community, shout out Team Wynn, my email marketing membership community, or someone who has recently discovered the SPI universe. And to honor our founder, Pat Flynn and the original Aspat show, just like he did before me, anyone featured on the show is getting a free t-shirt because who doesn't love free swag? All right, so this episode is all about Pam and I'm really excited to answer this question, so let's get to it.
Good morning, Liz. My name is Pam and I have a YouTube channel called Just Ask Pam. I'm kind of like a modern dear Abby, modern day dear Abby. My question is, I would love to do strictly live videos in the future. I don't really want to have to do recordings, but I want to know exactly how much, what the guidelines are specifically to reusing content, especially if that's all I'm doing is lives.
How much change do I have to put into that in order to? reproduce? Do I have to do one or two minutes of a 30-minute program? Is that enough? You know, just adding an intro and maybe editing out some words, is that okay?
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