How to Batch Create Content Using Canva

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Jai Stone

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01 - Introduction

01 - Create more content in less time.mp4

00:43

02 - 1. Batch Content Basics

01 - What is batch content.mp4

00:40

02 - Why you should start batching your content.mp4

00:34

03 - Microlearning and content batching.mp4

00:40

03 - 2. Creating Your Content

01 - Planning your content.mp4

01:25

02 - Your content focus.mp4

01:33

03 - Choosing your content style.mp4

01:41

04 - Using AI to write content.mp4

02:46

04 - 3. Batching Content in Canva

01 - Preparing to batch.mp4

01:54

02 - Creating bulk content using Canva.mp4

07:22

03 - Canva Quick Create tool.mp4

03:11

05 - Conclusion

01 - Maximize your batched content.mp4

00:49

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We’re all looking for ways to make key workflows more efficient. If content creation is part of your job, then you can save a lot of time by batching your content using Canva. In this course, digital brand and strategy coach Jai Stone guides you through the basics of batch content, creating your content, and using Canva to batch your content. Jai explains what batch content is, why you should start using it, and the benefits of microlearning. She covers planning your content, choosing your batch content focus, and using AI to write content. Jai shows you how to prepare to batch and bulk-create content using Canva. She discusses using the Canva Quick Create tool to create content for multiple platforms at once. Plus, Jai highlights what you can do with your content once it’s created.

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