It’s unfortunate, but rarely do we take the time to review our content marketing plan (that is, if we have one at all). Being that it’s halfway through the year, now is the time to do those little things that may make all the difference to your end of the year results.
The tips below are in no particular order, as they are all worth addressing in some manner:
10 Small Changes that Will Revolutionize Your Content Marketing
Posted by
jonmikelbailey under Online Marketing
From http://www.woodst.com 3572 days ago
Made Hot by: DigiTechBlog on July 21, 2014 2:10 pm
Who Voted for this Story
Subscribe
“Yes, it's quite the new term Martin. But it's been around for a while....”
“Automation is a broad topic but I like ConvertKit for emails and SocialBee...”
“Lisa: I have not heard about the expression, "engagement...”
“Adam: Do you have a favorite tool at the moment?...”
“Adam: I have to look into this issue in the near future... ;)...”
- News
- Blog
- Press Center
- Newsletter
Buttons and Widgets
- Legal
-
Privacy | Terms of Use
© 2007-2024 BizSugar.com.
Comments
3566 days ago
3570 days ago
Love the overview! Organizations and businesses should take your recommendation and do it quarterly.
I think one of the most underutilized strategies that you brought up is working on your "influencer list."
I have connected some amazing and insanely popular bloggers that have propelled my opportunities in ways that cannot be possible through just hard work alone.
I think a few things you could add to your list are:
* Evaluation of your messaging. What problems are you really solving?
* Who are you solving the problems for?
* How does your products and services fit into the solution?
* What influencers are passionate about solving those problems?
Just a thought. I appreciate your article. I got a list of great ideas to consider.
Sincerely,
Don Purdum
3570 days ago
Love the overview! Organizations and businesses should take your recommendation and do it quarterly.
I think one of the most underutilized strategies that you brought up is working on your "influencer list."
I have connected some amazing and insanely popular bloggers that have propelled my opportunities in ways that cannot be possible through just hard work alone.
I think a few things you could add to your list are:
* Evaluation of your messaging. What problems are you really solving?
* Who are you solving the problems for?
* How does your products and services fit into the solution?
* What influencers are passionate about solving those problems?
Just a thought. I appreciate your article. I got a list of great ideas to consider.
Sincerely,
Don Purdum