Content Creator Quiz

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When it comes to planning your content, you naturally:

  • A.
    Plan it out in advance with a structured calendar and specific themes. I need to know what I'm posting and when, or I spiral. Give me a plan or give me chaos.
  • B.
    Have a general idea of themes but leave room to post when inspiration strikes. I like having a loose direction, but I need space to create when it feels right. Rigid plans kill my soul.
  • C.
    See something trending, have an opinion, and create content on the spot. Planning is for people who have time. I see it, I react, I post. Done.
  • D.
    Think about what your audience is asking about and create content to answer them. My best content comes from conversations. I'm always listening to what my people need.
• 2.
  Your natural approach to posting content is:

  • A.
    Post consistently on a schedule—same days, same times, predictable rhythm. Consistency makes me feel in control. I like knowing what I'm posting and when.
  • B.
    Post when you have something meaningful to share, even if it's irregular. I'm not posting just to post. When I have something to say, I say it. Otherwise, I wait.
  • C.
    Post frequently and quickly—when inspiration or opinions hit, you move fast. I post multiple times a day when I'm fired up. If I'm not inspired, I don't force it.
  • D.
    Post when you feel connected to your audience and want to engage in conversation. I post when I want to talk to my people. It's less about the content and more about the connection.
• 3.
  The type of content that feels most natural to you is: 

  • A.
    Educational carousels, frameworks, step-by-step guides, or well-researched long-form posts. I like teaching. I like breaking things down. I like giving people clear, actionable value.
  • B.
    Personal stories, reflective captions, thoughtful narratives, or deep-dive posts. I create best when I'm sharing my own experience. My content is personal, not just informational.
  • C.
    Quick opinions, hot takes, short-form videos, or bold statements I say what I think. Fast. Direct. No fluff. If people don't like it, they can scroll.
  • D.
    Conversational content like Stories, live videos, polls, or Q&A sessions. I love talking TO people, not AT them. My content is interactive and real-time.
• 4.
  When you're on a tight deadline or feeling pressure to post, you: 

  • A.
    Stick to your content plan and post what you had scheduled I already planned this. I'm posting what I planned. Pressure doesn't change my process.
  • B.
    Take a breath, think it through deeply, and post something meaningful when ready—even if late. I'd rather post late and have it be good than post on time and have it be mediocre.
  • C.
    Jump on whatever's trending or top-of-mind and post it fast Pressure fires me up. I create my best content when I'm moving quickly.
  • D.
    Ask your audience what they want to hear about and create from there. Why guess? I'll just ask my people what they need and make that.
• 5.
  When it comes to engaging with your audience, you naturally: 

  • A.
    Respond thoughtfully and thoroughly to comments and DMs in dedicated time blocks. I set aside specific time to engage. I respond well, but I do it on my schedule.
  • B.
    Engage meaningfully but selectively—you prefer depth over constant interaction. I don't respond to everything, but when I do respond, it's real. I'd rather have fewer, deeper conversations.
  • C.
    Respond quickly when you see notifications, then move on to the next thing. I respond fast, then I'm out. I'm not sitting in DMs all day.
  • D.
    LOVE real-time interaction—Stories, polls, DMs, going back and forth all day. I'm always in Stories. Always responding. I love the back-and-forth. This is where I thrive.
• 6.
  The type of content that feels most exhausting is: 

  • A.
    Spontaneous, reactive posting without a plan or structure Winging it stresses me the fuck out. I need a plan or I feel chaotic.
  • B.
    Fast-paced, high-volume posting that requires speed over depth Posting just to post drains me. I need my content to mean something, not just fill space.
  • C.
    Slow, methodical content creation that takes hours of planning and perfecting. If I'm spending 3 hours on one post, I'm done. That's not how I work.
  • D.
    One-way broadcasting without any audience interaction or conversation. Talking AT people instead of WITH them feels empty. I need the connection or I check out.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  THE STRATEGIC EDUCATOR

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  You're a Strategic Educator. Tell me if this sounds familiar: You don't start things until you have a plan. You've been called "organized" your whole life (and secretly love it). And when someone says "just wing it”, something inside you dies a little. You've probably looked at people who seem to post effortlessly without thinking about it and wondered what's wrong with you. Why do you need to know the plan before you feel confident doing anything? Nothing's wrong with you. You're wired for structure - and that's exactly what makes you valuable. You're the one who brings clarity to chaos and breaks things down so people actually understand them. Your full playbook is in your inbox with the frameworks, systems, and step-by-step strategy your brain has been waiting for. Go read it. There's a step-by-step system in there - and you're finally going to feel like you know what you're doing.
• 2.
  THE THOUGHTFUL STORYTELLER

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  You're a Thoughtful Storyteller. Tell me if this sounds familiar: You can't just say something - you need to mean it. You've started writing things and abandoned them because they didn't feel deep enough. And surface-level advice that says nothing? You'd rather say nothing at all. You've probably wondered why everyone else seems to put stuff out there so easily while you're still processing whether your thought is even worth sharing… Here's what's actually happening: You're wired for depth. You don't do shallow. And in a world drowning in noise, that's not a weakness - it's the whole reason people will stop scrolling for you. Your full playbook is in your inbox with a content strategy that lets you go deep, move at your pace, and convert followers to buyers without posting on the fly. Go read it. You'll see exactly how to turn the stories already in your head into content that makes people feel something - and inspires them to buy.
• 3.
  THE BOLD CREATOR

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  You're a Bold Creator. Tell me if this sounds familiar: You have opinions…strong ones. And you've probably been told at some point to "soften it" or "think before you speak" or "maybe don't say that out loud”... You get bored fast. You move fast. And the idea of following a rigid plan for the next 30 days makes you want to take a nap. Here's the thing: You're not chaotic. You're not "too much’... You're built for speed, directness, and saying what other people are too scared to say. That's not a flaw to fix - it's the thing that makes people pay attention. Your full playbook is in your inbox with a strategy that works WITH your fire instead of trying to tame it. Go read it. Your content plan is in there - and it's flexible enough that you won't abandon it by Thursday.
• 4.
  THE RELATIONSHIP BUILDER

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  You're a Relationship Builder. Tell me if this sounds familiar: The idea of "posting into the void" makes you feel weird. You'd rather have a conversation than give a presentation. And when you imagine creating content, it's not the making part that excites you - it's the connecting part. You've probably looked at other creators who batch everything, schedule everything, and broadcast to thousands without ever talking to anyone... and thought, "that sounds miserable”... That's because you're not built to talk AT people, you're built to talk WITH them. And that's not a limitation - it's your entire competitive advantage. Your full playbook is in your inbox with a content strategy that turns connection into content, conversations into sales, and your natural need for people into the thing that grows your business. Go read it. There's a 30-day calendar in there built entirely around conversation - and it's going to feel like cheating.