1 month of content in 1 hour | Updated guide to content batching & planning + free content calendar!

Summary

This video script offers a comprehensive guide to efficiently managing social media content creation through batching. The speaker, who operates multiple online platforms, shares her secret to creating content in just four hours a week. She emphasizes starting small, focusing on one social media channel at a time, and gradually increasing the batching period. The script outlines the importance of scheduling dedicated time for ideation, planning, production, editing, and scheduling content. It also highlights the benefits of batching, such as achieving a flow state and maintaining consistency across platforms. The video includes a free resource—a content calendar template by HubSpot—to help viewers organize their content across various channels, ultimately boosting productivity and audience reach.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker manages to create content for multiple platforms in just four hours per week by batching their content creation process.
• 📅 To start batching, focus on creating content for one week in advance for one social media channel at a time to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
• 🔍 Batching should begin with small goals and gradually increase to avoid attempting too much at once, which can lead to failure and frustration.
• 🕒 It's crucial to schedule time for every part of the content creation process, including ideation, planning, production, editing, and scheduling.
• 💡 Ideation should be a continuous habit rather than a scheduled task, with ideas being recorded as they come, using accessible note-taking apps.
• 📝 A content calendar is a valuable tool for planning and organizing content across multiple social media channels in advance.
• 🎥 When producing content, having a detailed plan ensures that the creation process is efficient and enjoyable, reducing the likelihood of wasted time and effort.
• 👩‍💻 Batching the production of content, such as filming multiple videos in one session, is more efficient and makes the most of prepared setups and mindset.
• ✂️ Editing videos in batches can help new editors learn and become proficient with editing software, and it's beneficial for those with slower laptops to export videos overnight.
• 📅 Scheduling content in advance is essential for consistency and allows content to be published automatically without the need for manual posting.
• 📝 Preparing captions, descriptions, and other content elements in advance ensures that there are no last-minute obstacles to publishing scheduled content.

Q & A

How many hours per week does the speaker spend on average creating content across multiple platforms?

The speaker spends on average about four hours per week creating content.

What is the speaker's secret to creating so much content in a short amount of time?

The speaker's secret is batching content, which allows for efficient content creation.

What is the first rule of batching content according to the speaker?

The first rule of batching is to start small and not to try to batch too much content at once.

What does the speaker recommend as a starting goal for batching content?

The speaker recommends starting by batching one week's worth of content in advance.

Why does the speaker suggest focusing on one social media channel when first starting to batch content?

Focusing on one channel at a time prevents overwhelm and allows for better management of content creation across multiple platforms.

What common mistake does the speaker often see creators make regarding scheduling content creation tasks?

A common mistake is not scheduling time to batch every single part of the content creation process, leading to burnout or incomplete tasks.

What does the speaker mean by 'Flow State' and why is it beneficial for content creation?

Flow State refers to a state of being fully immersed in a task with no distractions, allowing for efficient and high-quality work.

What is the speaker's advice on capturing ideas for content creation?

The speaker advises having a note-taking app accessible at all times to capture ideas as they come, regardless of the situation.

What role does the speaker believe the audience's perspective plays in ideation for content creation?

The speaker believes that putting oneself in the audience's shoes helps in coming up with content ideas that the audience will love.

What free resource does the speaker mention for planning content in advance?

The speaker mentions a free Content calendar provided by HubSpot for planning content in advance.

What does the speaker suggest for planning individual content pieces before production?

The speaker suggests breaking down each content idea and ensuring everything needed for the content is prepared before moving to production.

Why is batching the production of content beneficial according to the speaker?

Batching production saves time and effort by reducing setup and preparation, allowing creators to make the most of their filming readiness and mindset.

What does the speaker recommend for video creators regarding editing?

The speaker recommends editing in batches and exporting videos overnight to avoid laptop performance issues.

What is the importance of scheduling content according to the speaker?

Scheduling content in advance ensures consistency and allows content to be published without the need for constant manual posting.

What tool does the speaker use to schedule social media content?

The speaker uses a program called Later to schedule social media content.

What is the speaker's advice on preparing captions and descriptions for content?

The speaker advises preparing captions, descriptions, and cover photos in advance to streamline the publishing process.

Outlines

00:00

📚 Content Creation Efficiency: Batching Strategies

The speaker shares her experience managing multiple social media channels by spending only about four hours per week creating content. She emphasizes the importance of batching content, which involves grouping similar tasks together to streamline the content creation process. The speaker advises starting small with one week's worth of content and gradually increasing the batch size. She also recommends focusing on one social media channel at a time when beginning with batching. The video is sponsored by HubSpot, and the speaker promises to provide a complete guide on batching social media content.

05:00

📅 Scheduling and Planning for Effective Batching

The speaker discusses the common mistake of not scheduling time for each part of the content creation process, which can lead to burnout and inefficiency. She suggests isolating different tasks such as ideation, planning, production, editing, and scheduling, and setting aside specific time periods for each. The speaker also introduces the concept of the 'flow state,' where one can be highly productive and creative by focusing on a single task without distractions. She provides a free resource from HubSpot, a content calendar template, to help viewers plan their content across multiple social media channels and emphasizes the importance of detailed planning for each content piece before moving on to production.

10:01

🎥 Production and Editing: Maximizing Efficiency with Batching

The speaker moves on to the production phase, where content is actually created. She highlights the benefits of batching production, such as saving time on setup and being in the right mindset for creating content. The speaker shares personal anecdotes about her preparation for filming and suggests making the most of good energy and flow when creating content. She also touches on editing, admitting that she uses a video editor for her content, but still emphasizes the importance of batching editing sessions. The speaker provides a tip for those with slow laptops to export videos overnight to avoid performance issues during editing. Batching is applicable to all content formats, not just video.

15:02

⏰ The Importance of Scheduling and Preparing for Consistency

The speaker wraps up the guide by emphasizing the importance of scheduling content in advance to maintain consistency across social media channels. She shares her personal practice of scheduling content at least a month in advance using a tool called Later. The speaker also advises on preparing captions and other content details in advance to avoid last-minute stress and to ensure that the content can be published smoothly. She concludes by encouraging viewers to like the video and leave a comment if they found the batching guide useful and invites them to watch another video about her favorite social media content creation tools.

Keywords

💡Content Creation

Content creation refers to the process of producing various forms of digital content, such as videos, blog posts, social media posts, and more. In the context of the video, content creation is the core activity that the speaker engages in across multiple platforms. The video emphasizes the importance of efficient content creation strategies to manage the workload across two YouTube channels, Instagram, Tick Tock, and an email newsletter.

💡Batching

Batching, in the context of this video, is a productivity technique where tasks are grouped together and completed in dedicated time blocks. The speaker uses batching to manage her content creation process efficiently, allowing her to create a significant amount of content in just four hours per week. The concept is central to the video's theme of managing multiple social media channels without spending every waking moment creating content.

💡Consistency

Consistency in this video refers to the regular and reliable production and distribution of content across social media channels. The speaker highlights the importance of being consistent to maintain an audience's engagement and interest. Batching content helps achieve consistency by allowing content to be prepped and scheduled in advance.

💡Ideation

Ideation is the process of generating ideas or concepts. In the script, the speaker discusses the importance of having a continuous flow of ideas for content creation. She suggests keeping a running list of ideas and being in the habit of thinking from the audience's perspective to generate content that resonates with them.

💡Flow State

Flow state is a psychological term referring to a state of mind where an individual is fully immersed in an activity, experiencing a heightened level of focus and efficiency. The speaker mentions flow state as a benefit of batching tasks, as it allows creators to focus on one task at a time without distractions, leading to better work output.

💡Content Calendar

A content calendar is a planning tool used to schedule and organize content in advance across various platforms. Provided by HubSpot in the video, the content calendar is a key resource for planning out content ideas, ensuring a structured approach to content creation and distribution.

💡Scheduling

Scheduling, in the context of this video, involves setting up when and where content will be published or posted. The speaker emphasizes the importance of scheduling content in advance to maintain consistency and reduce the workload on any given day. Tools like Later are mentioned to automate the process.

💡Captions

Captions are the text overlays or descriptions added to content, particularly important for social media posts and videos. The video script mentions pre-writing captions and descriptions as part of the batching process to streamline content publishing and ensure that all elements of a post are ready to go live.

💡Editing

Editing refers to the process of revising and refining content to improve its quality before publication. The speaker mentions that editing can be time-consuming and should be batched, especially for video content. She also suggests exporting videos overnight to save on laptop resources.

💡Video Editor

A video editor is a professional who edits video content. The speaker discloses that she has a video editor for her content, which allows her to focus on other aspects of content creation. The role of a video editor is crucial for high-quality content production, especially when managing multiple channels.

Highlights

The speaker manages to create content for multiple platforms in just four hours per week by batching content.

Batching content is a method to remain consistent across multiple social media channels efficiently.

The importance of starting small with batching to avoid overwhelming oneself with too much content at once.

Recommendation to focus on one social media channel at a time when beginning with content batching.

The necessity of scheduling dedicated time for each part of the content creation process.

Isolating tasks such as ideation, planning, production, editing, and scheduling to enhance productivity.

The concept of Flow State and how it can be utilized during batching for optimal creativity and efficiency.

Ideation should be a continuous process, not limited to scheduled brainstorming sessions.

The habit of recording ideas as they come, using accessible tools like note applications, is crucial for content creators.

Putting oneself in the audience's shoes can help generate content ideas that resonate with the target demographic.

HubSpot's free Content Calendar is introduced as a tool for planning and organizing social media content.

The benefit of using a content calendar for coordinating campaigns, growing audience, and scaling social media marketing.

Planning content in detail to streamline the production process and avoid last-minute stress.

The advantages of batching production, such as filming multiple videos in one go to save time and effort.

The recommendation to batch editing sessions to improve focus and efficiency in post-production.

Exporting videos overnight as a tip for those with slow laptops to prevent system crashes during editing.

The importance of scheduling content in advance to maintain consistency and reduce daily workload.

A pro tip for batching captions and descriptions to streamline the publishing process and increase posting frequency.

Transcripts

fun fact I currently create and share

content across two YouTube channels two

Instagram channels Tick Tock and an

email newsletter now you might be

thinking my gosh this girl must spend

every waking moment of every single day

creating content and you would be

surprised to find out that that is not

the case in fact I spend on average

about four hours per week creating

content and that includes everything

from ideation prepping my content

filming my content all the way through

to my content being scheduled and ready

to be published now if you're thinking

absolute cap there's no way that she

manages to get that much content created

in such a short space of time I would

not be mad at you for not believing me

but the truth is I batch my content and

that is how I'm able to create so much

content in a short period of time and

that is how I'm able to remain

consistent across multiple social media

channels so if you would like to learn

how to achieve something similar stick

with me because this is my updated

complete guide to batching your social

media content also this video is brought

to you by HubSpot more on them later

alright first rule of batching is that

we need to start small a common mistake

I I see a lot of people make is they

hear me talk about batching because

let's be real I don't I don't ever shut

up about it they hear me talk about

batching and they're like Jade I tried

to batch three months worth of content

and it was too hard and it didn't work

and I'm like my love you tried to batch

too much at once we can't go from never

batching content and creating content on

a fly so literally being like selfie

caption post we can't go from that life

to batching months worth of content like

that I like to think of it like a muscle

like you have to really train it and

exercise it before we get to the point

where we're batching like months of

content in advance so with that in mind

we want to start small for most people I

recommend you start by batching one

weeks of content in advance so that is

your first goal you're going to try to

come up with ideas plan create and

schedule one week's worth of content on

your respective social media channel in

advance speaking of social media

channels this whole process that I'm

taking you through Works across every

single social media channel however if

you are just starting out with batching

then I do recommend we focus on one

social Channel at a time because again

if I'm telling you to batch one weeks of

content in advance but you're across

every social media channel known to man

that is still going to be a lot of

content that you need to create so let's

do one social media channel at a time

and one week of content in advance just

to start off with some of you might want

to stick with just one week in advance

because maybe that works really well for

you and for others you might want to

increase the amount of content that

you're batching so actually you have a

month's worth of content in advance it's

completely up to you and you'll figure

out what type of Creator you are and

which works best for you once you get in

a good habit of batching your content

okay so next we're going to schedule our

batching sessions now I know I keep on

calling out common mistakes but the

reason why is because I've spent a lot

of time working with a lot of creators

so I really feel like I understand the

mistakes that a lot of creators make and

I just want to call them out so that you

don't make the same mistake so when it

comes to this section the mistake that

people often make is that they don't

schedule time to batch every single part

of the content creation process so what

normally happens is that someone says

okay I'm gonna batch a week's worth of

content in advance I'm going to set

aside for four hours on Sunday to create

all of the content the mistake is that

we've not isolated all of the tasks that

are required in order for you to create

that amount of content it's not as

simple as just sitting down for four

hours because we've got to come up with

the ideas we've got to plan the content

out we've got to film it and we've got

to edit it and if you try to do all of

that in just that four hour sitting

you're either going to be burnt out

you're going to be tired or you're just

not going to get everything done you'll

end up completing the session feeling

like you've not accomplished anything

and you'll feel more frustrated than

anything else right you'll feel like

batching doesn't work for you so what

we're going to do instead is we're going

to isolate the different things you need

to do as part of content creation and

batching and we're going to schedule

periods of time to do each of those

things so the first thing that you might

want to schedule is time for ideation

now in a moment I'm going to talk to you

about ideation in more detail because I

actually don't think it makes sense to

sit down for an hour to come up with

ideas because actually it's quite hard

to be creative when you're doing it that

way but in case that works for you you

might want to set some time aside for

radiation you then want to set some time

aside for planning usually if you're

creating one week's worth of content you

need like an hour at least plan that

content so you've got your ideas but now

we need to break them down into actual

plans you then need to schedule some

time for production so that's creating

the content then editing and then of

course scheduling and I'll break down

all of these elements in a lot more

detail in just a moment like one of the

biggest reasons why isolating this task

is just going to really really work for

you it's because it's going to allow you

to benefit from something called Flow

State now flow state is essentially when

you're in a state of flow Joe what I

hate when I do that I do this all the

time I say a word and then to explain

what the word means I just say the word

again like with a different infliction

come on Jay do better essentially what

it's describing is when you're in like

the Zone when you're doing one specific

task and one task only and all

distractions are eliminated and you're

really in that zone you're usually able

to create your best work and be super

efficient with that work so when you're

scheduling these periods of time to

complete all of those tasks make sure

that your environment is distraction

free there's no notifications popping

off you're not like in a really busy

cafe or something unless that also works

for you you know what I mean though you

want to benefit from really getting into

that flow State okay let's talk about

ideation though because this is a super

important part of batching your content

you need to be able to draw upon great

ideas for your content on a regular

basis especially when you're ready to

sit down and batch some content the last

thing you want to happen is to set

yourself up to sit down and start

planning all your content out and

realize that you actually don't have any

good ideas we've all been there okay so

how do you ensure that you have got a

constant stream of ideas running to you

ready to go the second you're ready to

put them to good use well the trick to

ideation is that it is continuous so

this is actually more of a habitual

thing than like a sit down and focus on

it type of thing and what I mean by that

is you might have noticed that the best

ideas come to you at the most

inconvenient times like in the shower

going for a walk on the treadmill like I

mean please let me know in the comments

if you can relate because those are when

my ideas come for me right and there's

actually been a study to say that you

come up with the best most creative

ideas when you're not focusing on coming

up with ideas because your brain is more

relaxed and then therefore more creative

don't quote me on that because that's

not the scientific reason but I'm pretty

sure I heard someone say that once so

with that in mind what you need to do is

get in the habit of having something

accessible where you can add your ideas

whilst you're on the go so if you are

like an iPhone Apple kind of person then

you'll be able to use your notes app and

it will integrate from your laptop to

your phone to your iPad and you'll be

able to add to your notes whilst you're

on the go you can do the same thing with

like Google Drive and various other note

applications as well the most important

thing is that it's accessible whilst

you're on the go like I can't stress

this enough you don't want to have a

great idea and then be like let me just

wait until I go home and fire up my

computer we need to be able to add it

whilst we're out and about okay so we

need a running list of ideas that you

want to be adding to as a habit moving

forward if you're someone who's like

great but these ideas aren't coming to

me at any point in my day I want you to

practice the habit of putting yourself

in your audience's shoes even when

you're scrolling through social media

mindlessly every now and then stop and

think to yourself if I was my target

audience right what would I want to be

seeing on social media how would I react

to this YouTube video how would I react

to this Tick Tock or this real the more

you get in the habit of putting yourself

in your audience's shoes the easier it

will be for you to come up with content

ideas that your audience will love okay

let's move on to planning and I'm

excited for this section because I have

a free resource that you're going to

love and that is going to be super super

useful for you this resource is brought

to you by a HubSpot you know how much I

love to bring you free resources

courtesy of husband and it's essentially

a Content calendar so I told you it

would be relevant right now for the

planning section of your batching

process essentially what we're doing is

we're taking some of those ideas that

you've written down and we're breaking

those out so that we know when we want

them to go live and we have a greater

idea of what that content is going to

actually involve which is why a Content

calendar brought to you by HubSpot is

going to be super super useful for you

now planning your content in advance

using hubspot's calendar is going to

allow you to do a few different things

it will make it easier for you to

coordinate campaigns it will make it

easier for you to grow your audience

extend your reach it will also make it

easier for you to scale your social

media marketing and it will will of

course boost your productivity now this

template is useful for everyone

especially anyone who's on more than one

social media channel or if you're ever

planning to be on more than one social

media channel essentially when you've

got multiple channels you're juggling a

bunch of different balls in the air and

speaking of a personal experience that's

hard like if you guys tried juggling am

I just like not coordinated no because I

used to dance I'm not going to put

myself in the uncoordinated bucket I'm

coordinated juggling is difficult though

so this template is fully customizable

and allows you to organize all your

social media content in advance across

multiple different channels it's

available in Excel format it's super

easy to use and it even gives you some

useful tips along the way as you plan

your social content I recommend once you

download this calendar you bookmark it

so it's super easy for you to find and

you share it with your team if you have

other people who help with your social

media presence of course the link to

download this calendar is available in

my description it is completely free

brought to you by HubSpot so make sure

you grab it so now that you've got your

content calendar provided by hubsport

and you're planning out all of your

content what you now need to do as part

of the planning process is actually to

take each individual content idea and

break it out and make sure you've got

everything you need before you go into

the next stage which is all about

production so for example if you're

creating any formal video content

whether it's a YouTube video whether

it's a tick tock or real whatever it

might be you want to make sure that in

addition to having the idea for the

video you've also broken down what the

video is going to include so if you're

going to talk about a certain subject

make sure you've done your research and

you've written down the prompts for your

video if you're doing a vlog make sure

you've already identified the purpose of

the Vlog or what the most entertaining

element or valuable element of your Vlog

is going to be and make sure you've put

some thought behind how you're going to

bring that to life you've thought about

the different scenes that you're going

to capture right put some work into

planning the actual video because your

future self will thank you so that you

don't sit down turn on your camera and

then you're like

right we've all been there we want to

avoid that so by planning your content

in a bit more detail you'll be able to

avoid that and this also is relevant for

when you're creating like Graphics or

photos for example if you know you're

going to go out and do a photo shoot

then make sure you figure out where

you're going to go what are you going to

take photos of do you need to bring

additional lighting with you if you're a

fashion Creator are you going to bring

different outfits so you can get changed

like all of that stuff with your

graphics like say you're going to create

some graphics for Instagram okay well

what are those Graphics going to say yes

you have the idea for the carousel but

have you actually written what each

Carousel was going to say yet so really

plan everything out to the most detail

that you possibly can because as I said

your future self will thank you all

right so let's move on to the fun part

production this is where we're actually

creating the content and this is usually

what people think the whole batching

session is they're like oh I'm just

gonna sit down with my camera when

actually as I've just demonstrated there

are multiple things we need to do before

we even get to this point so now that

we're here what we want to focus on is

actually producing the content and the

beauty of you spending time planning out

all the content is that hopefully this

section is really fun and easy for you

and you can kind of just relax a bit and

let your personality flow now even if

you don't want to do the other steps

that I've just broken down which I

really recommend that you do even if you

don't want to do those batching your

content in terms of the production

schedule is one one of the most

efficient things that you can do and let

me tell you why if you're like me you

need to get ready and let me tell you

film ready is not the same as day-to-day

life ready for me so me getting ready to

film is a bit of an effort and I want to

only do it once and film a bunch of

videos in one go the same goes for my

setup and you might have a similar

situation I've got lighting I put

blackout blinds up which is not an easy

thing for me to do I've got to stand on

my chair my chair has a wobbly leg I

always think I'm going to fall and break

my leg it's like a whole ordeal I don't

want to do that every day I want to do

that once a week or once a month and

just get it done in one batch right

there's also a lot to say for your

mindset so when you're in a position

where you actually feel like showing up

on camera because I know for a fact that

most of us don't feel like being on

camera all the time the people who do

are usually very successful creators but

for most of us we actually need to be in

the right frame of mind so when you are

in that frame of mind make the most of

it batch a couple videos in one go and

really make the most of this energy that

you're bringing for example today this

is my second YouTube video that I filmed

and I'm about to film another one

immediately after this because I'm

feeling good the energy is Flowing I've

had a coffee and I'm making the most of

it the same goes for when you're

creating Graphics right so when you're

creating Graphics because you've really

written out all the stuff that you might

want to put on this Carousel or graphic

you're producing you also want to batch

your time that you spend actually

designing that graphic so you want to

spend an hour a week or a month getting

your canva up and taking all the text

that you've already prepped and written

down during the planning phase and

actually putting that into a template

designing it so that that's ready to go

in batches too so the batching is

relevant to all content formats not just

video alright so the next stage is

editing which this part is more specific

to video creators and I just need to put

a huge caveat here I have a video editor

and I have never pretended otherwise

okay I'm not going to sit here and be

like oh yeah I just I just edit in five

minutes and then it's ready to go I

don't most of my content is edited by my

video editor the only editing that I do

nowadays is if it's very like light

touch editing for like I don't know a

program that I run or something or if

I'm editing like a real I tend to do a

lot of my real that aren't cut Downs of

my YouTube videos by myself now so I do

that editing on at my Tick Tock I do

that editing myself but everything else

is done by my video editor shout out to

you Jamie now that doesn't mean that I

don't know anything about editing

because I did used to edit my own videos

for about eight months whilst I was

working a full-time job and whilst I was

doing a bunch of other businesses as

well so the thing that used to really

helped me was you guessed it editing in

batches so setting aside a period of

time and granted this chunk is probably

the longest chunk that you need to set

time aside for especially if it's like a

long YouTube video but setting aside a

period of time where you've got no

distractions and you're just in the

editing flow it especially helps if

you're new to editing and you're trying

to get used to things like the shortcuts

on the different programs that you use

you can really immerse yourself in the

process of editing when you give

yourself a set period of time to

actually do that right a final tip that

really helped me and this is going to be

great for any of you a lot who have slow

laptops because when I first started

this channel my old laptop was old it

used to sound like it was like taking

flight every time I try to edit a video

on it export your videos overnight

because exporting your content when

you're editing it using something like

iMovie or you know just some kind of

video editor it can really make your

laptop have a mental breakdown and it

can make editing any other videos almost

impossible so save them and then export

them overnight last but not least

scheduling this is another step that I

feel like is missed quite often it is

unfortunately not enough just to create

your content and edit it and have it

saved in a folder good to go a lot of us

actually need to schedule our content

ahead of time because when we schedule

our content ahead of time our content

goes out without us having to do

anything and that is usually what we

need in order to remain consistent so my

social media content for example let's

take the Creator project this is my

second Channel that I launched about two

months ago right with the creative

projects Instagram Channel all of my

content is scheduled out in advance I

use a program called later it's

literally scheduled a minimum of one

month out in advance and it goes out

automatically without me having to lift

a finger The Only Exception is my Friday

posts which are the story of the week

which obviously I can't batch because it

depends on what the story of the week is

but everything else is like scheduled

good to go well in advance I'll put a

link to the tool that I use Below in

case you want to check it out to

schedule your content now Pro tip for

this one before we wrap up is captions

right if we really really want to get

good at this batching thing and we

really want to get good at scheduling

our content don't leave anything to

chance like schedule every single part

of your content including your captions

on Instagram write your captions down

already so they're good to go on YouTube

write all your descriptions down on Tick

Tock create a draft already write your

caption and already add the cover photo

so that when it comes time for your

content to go live you do not have to

think about a thing it either goes out

automatically or you press publish

yourself but you don't have to come up

with a caption on a fly because if you

do have to do that let me tell you right

now you will not post the content as

frequently because it will become a

barrier you'll be like oh I've got to

write a caption oh I've got something

else to do and then you just won't post

it so all of that prep all of that

batching that we're doing ends up going

to waste all right my loves that is my

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