And it is still being shown in the town museum in Hibbing, Minnesota.

It's still being shown because it was evergreen – it was about the history of the town, its inhabitants, and how they fought against the mining companies who were taking their land through eminent domain. It was a big deal for those folks.

At this point, the documentary is now over 20 years old.

That's the cool thing with evergreen content – it basically lasts forever in Internet years.

Imagine creating content that lasts that long, continuously working for you, and driving awareness and lead gen. Hah, in your dreams.

Have a lovely day,
Kamran

Here's the video in case you're curious.

I once made a documentary

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