Content Creation

Last edited 4 days ago by Andrey Petrushko.

Primary Value Proposition

Core Message

Complete Your WA Elective CPD - No Exams Required

Supporting Statement

The stress-free way to complete your elective CPD requirements

Complete Offer

7.5 CPD Points
$249 Total Investment
Online Training
Instant Certificates
DMIRS Approved
Study at Your Own Pace
Mobile Friendly
Bonus: Instructions on how to get 3 Mandatory points

IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE

Step 1: Set Up Your Content Creation Workflow

Create Your Content Brief Template:

For every email/campaign you create, start with:
Target Audience: Property Managers/Agents/Geographic segment
Campaign Goal: Nurture/Promote/Deadline/Re-engage
Key Message: Choose 1-2 messaging pillars from the guide
CTA Type: Select from the CTA variations

Quick Reference Method:

Keep the guide open in a separate window when writing
Bookmark specific sections you use most often
Copy/paste relevant messaging elements into your drafts

Step 2: Apply to Your Email Marketing Campaigns

For Welcome Email Series (New Subscribers):

Email 1 - Introduction:
Subject Line: (From guide) "Finally - CPD without the exam stress"
Body: Use "No Exam Stress" messaging pillar:
- "Focus on learning practical skills, not test anxiety"
- "No exams or assessments required"
- "Learn without pressure"
CTA: "Get Exam-Free Elective Training - $249"
Email 2 - Value Demonstration:
Subject Line: (From guide) "Save $200+ on your elective CPD"
Body: Use "Exceptional Value" messaging pillar:
- "$249 for 7.5 points vs $350-700 elsewhere"
- "Save $101-451 compared to other providers"
- "Quality training at a fair price"

For Deadline Reminder Campaigns:

30 Days Before Deadline:
Subject Line: (From guide) "Don't leave your CPD to the last minute"
Body: Use "Urgency & Compliance" messaging:
- "CPD year ends December 31, 2025"
- "Remove deadline pressure by starting early"
- "Immediate access means no delays"
CTA: "Avoid Deadline Stress - Begin Now"

Step 3: Customize by Audience Segment

When Emailing Property Managers:

Use the Property Manager-specific messaging from the guide
Personalization: "As a property manager, your time is precious..."
Focus on: "Perfect for busy property managers"
Timing reference: "Complete during lunch breaks between property visits"

When Emailing Regional WA Professionals:

Use Regional WA messaging from the guide
Emphasize: "No travel to Perth required"
Value angle: "Save time and travel costs"
Local relevance: "Professional development for regional professionals"

Step 4: Handle Common Situations

When Someone Hasn't Opened Recent Emails:

Use "Objection Handling" section:
If they seem time-poor → Use "I don't have time" messaging
If they seem price-sensitive → Use "Too expensive" response
If they seem exam-worried → Use "I'm not good at exams" messaging

When Someone Visited Landing Page But Didn't Buy:

Use "Abandoned Enrollment" messaging:
Address common objections from the guide
Reinforce no exam benefits
Create urgency without pressure

Step 5: Quick Content Creation Process

Daily Email Writing Workflow:

1. Identify Your Goal (2 minutes):
Who am I emailing? (Property Managers/Agents/Geographic segment)
What's my objective? (Nurture/Sell/Remind/Re-engage)
2. Choose Your Messaging (3 minutes):
Pick 1 main messaging pillar from the guide
Find the relevant audience-specific messaging
Select appropriate CTA variation
3. Write Your Email (10 minutes):
Copy/paste relevant messaging elements
Customize with personal touches
Add specific details (dates, prices, etc.)
4. Review & Send (2 minutes):
Check messaging consistency with guide
Ensure CTA matches campaign goal
Total Time: 17 minutes per email

Step 6: Specific Examples of Usage

Example 1: Friday Newsletter to All Subscribers

Goal: Weekly nurture email Audience: Mixed (all subscribers) Messaging Pillar: Practical Learning
Subject: "CPD that actually helps your business"
Hi [First Name],
Hope you've had a productive week!
As we head into the weekend, I wanted to share why so many WA real estate professionals are choosing our CPD approach...
[Use "Practical Learning" messaging from guide]
"Learn skills you'll use immediately - not just theory"
"Content developed by experienced WA real estate professionals"
[Add testimonial from Social Proof section]
"Finally, CPD that actually helps my business instead of just ticking boxes" - Sarah M., Property Manager, Perth
[Use convenience CTA]
"Study When It Suits You"

Example 2: Targeted Campaign to Property Managers in Perth

Goal: Promote course enrollment Audience: Property Managers, Metro Perth Messaging Pillar: Ultimate Convenience + No Exam Stress
Subject: "Perfect for busy property managers"
Hi [First Name],
As a property manager in Perth, I know your days are packed with tenant calls, property inspections, and endless paperwork.
[Use Property Manager-specific messaging]
"Between tenant issues and property inspections..."
"Complete during lunch breaks between property visits"
[Combine with No Exam Stress messaging]
"No exam preparation time required"
"Focus on learning, not testing"
[Use targeted CTA]
"Complete CPD Around Your Schedule"

Step 7: Track What Works

Test Different Messaging Pillars:

Week 1: Send "No Exam Stress" messaging to half your list
Week 1: Send "Ultimate Convenience" messaging to other half
Compare open rates and click rates
Use the winning messaging more frequently

A/B Test Subject Lines:

Pick 2 subject line variations from the guide
Test with small segments first
Roll out winning subject line to full list

Step 8: Organize for Easy Access

Create Quick Reference Files:

Subject Lines Only - Copy all subject line variations into one document
CTAs Only - List all call-to-action variations
Audience Segments - Create separate docs for PM vs Agent messaging
Seasonal Messaging - Extract timing-specific messages

Browser Bookmarks:

Bookmark specific sections you reference most
Create quick links to messaging pillars
Save testimonial and social proof sections

Content Organization Strategy

Create Quick Reference Files:
Subject Lines Only - Copy all subject line variations into separate document
CTAs Only - List all call-to-action variations for quick access
Audience Segments - Create separate sheets for PM vs Agent messaging
Seasonal Messaging - Extract timing-specific messages by quarter
Browser Bookmarks Setup:
Bookmark "Key Messaging Pillars" section for daily use
Save "Target Audience Messaging" for segmentation
Quick link to "Call-to-Action Variations"
Direct access to "Social Proof Elements"

Weekly Email Planning Template

Monday - Welcome/Introduction Focus:
Messaging Pillar: No Exam Stress
Target: New subscribers from past week
Subject Line: Choose from "No Exam Stress" variations
Body: Introduction to stress-free approach
CTA: Primary enrollment CTA
Tuesday - Educational/Nurture Focus:
Messaging Pillar: Practical Learning
Target: Engaged subscribers (recent openers)
Subject Line: Choose from "Practical Learning" variations
Body: Industry insights + professional development
CTA: Convenience-focused CTA
Wednesday - Value/Promotional Focus:
Messaging Pillar: Exceptional Value
Target: Price-conscious segments
Subject Line: Choose from "Exceptional Value" variations
Body: Cost comparison + value proposition
CTA: Value-focused CTA
Thursday - Deadline/Urgency Focus:
Messaging Pillar: Urgency & Compliance
Target: Procrastinators + deadline-sensitive
Subject Line: Choose from "Urgency" variations
Body: Deadline pressure + risk mitigation
CTA: Urgency CTA
Friday - Convenience/Lifestyle Focus:
Messaging Pillar: Ultimate Convenience
Target: Busy professionals
Subject Line: Choose from "Convenience" variations
Body: Flexibility + mobile learning
CTA: Convenience CTA

Audience Segmentation Application

When Emailing Property Managers:
Start with: "As a property manager, your time is precious..."
Emphasize: Time constraints, practical applications
Use CTAs: "Study around tenant calls and inspections"
Include: PM-specific testimonials and examples
When Emailing Real Estate Agents:
Start with: "Between client meetings and weekend open houses..."
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