3 Ways you need to build your legacy value

Build your legacy value. I’m driven by legacy. Gary Vee image-garyvee.com
Build your legacy value. I’m driven by legacy. Gary Vee image-garyvee.com
Continuing with build your legacy value is your 8th point in the checklist to build your online influence. Remember, follow these points so you won't need to hire me to coach you through the process.

The reality is, I’m driven by legacy. Every decision I make is predicated on the long term. It’s not about what’s in my bank account.MY LIFE & LEGACY Gary Vaynerchuk

How do you want people to see your legacy after you are gone?

How will people see your legacy?

With your audience, it’s important to create content that carries on your legacy.

Imagine, every day you just record what you are doing. This is called documenting.

Then, you share your documentation in your blog, audio, video, image or graphic. After several weeks you have quite a bit of content.

You could either let your content die, or you could build your legacy value.

What can make your content build your legacy value?

Build your legacy value in 3 ways:
  1. create eBooks
  2. craft infographics 
  3. automate webinars
Make your content more valuable in eBooks, infographics, and automated webinars. Document and post your experiences for 2-3 months and SHAZAM you have content. Then, use this content to build your legacy value.

Convert your blog, audio, or video to written and you have an eBook. Also, remember the average eBook is just over 37 pages.

The average infographic has 7 sections with graphics. Hence, you just include Instagram images you’ve posted or gather stats from your community.

Record yourself describing 20 instagram images and BOOM you have a webinar.

Which easy-to-use tools can help me build value?

While you can Google to find tools to build value, many are not easy to use. Therefore, here we share the easiest-to-use tools we know.

First, build your eBook with MSWord. Then publish it on Amazon as a Kindle eBook.

Next, craft your infographics using canva.com. So, include images and data you have gathered from interacting with your audience.

Also, create your automated webinars with webinarninja.com. So, once you upload it plays whenever a viewer clicks your link.

How do eBooks, Infographics, and Webinars build legacy value?

First, reward your current members and new prospects for joining your community.

Also, give your community more tangible ways to share their experiences with their friends.

Finally, connect with new audiences. For example we have seen topics like “Golfing for Lawyers.”


Remember, automate all 3 of these, so you can connect with your audience 24/7.

Further, gather analytics from your audience’s interactions. These analytics become data of what your followers have said and done.

Use these 3 strategies to help you gather contact info. Apply this info to build your community list and loyalty to build your legacy value.

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