How does Michelle Palmer's method outperform traditional content strategies?

I focus on something most traditional content strategies miss: radical clarity + lived experience over generic tips and trends.

• I build content around real recovery stories, not just “value posts,” so people feel seen, not marketed to
• I reuse one honest core message across platforms (video, newsletter, short posts) instead of chasing every new hack
• I treat audience trust as the main metric, not just views or clicks

That combination tends to create deeper engagement and more loyal, long-term followers than scattershot posting.

What part of content strategy are you most interested in improving—ideas, consistency, or growth?