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How To Create A Content Curation Plan To Fuel Your Content Marketing Needs Without Tears
Fill your editorial calendar with curated content. Create a content curation plan with 5 core types of content. Includes a year’s worth of ideas & tips.
Generate New Blog Post Ideas: Yes You Can!
Looking to generate new blog post ideas? At a lost for what to write? Here’s the full guide to finding quality blog post ideas.
The Definitive Guide To The 4 Key Types of Media
Media is a key element of any marketing or PR plan. Marketers and PR professionals monitor, create and place content via different media types in order to expand their audience reach to attract and convert prospects. How you use the different types of marketing media to achieve your goals and reap measurable results has changed.
How To Reuse Your Content Marketing
To maximize your content marketing reach while limiting resource investment, repurpose or reuse content to create multiple pieces from each effort. Each element of content must be re-imagined so that it’s contextually relevant, provides new information, and is adapted to specific venues so that it’s not duplicate content. Here are twenty definitions from top content marketing experts.
Tags: Arnie Kuenn, Barry Feldman, Barry Graubert, CC Chapman, content, Dan Blank, Jake Sorofman, Jason Miller, Joe Pulizzi, Kelly Hungerford, Lindsay Bell, Michael Brenner, Michael Kolowich, Nate Riggs, Neil Patel, Pawan Deshpande, Rebecca Lieb, Repurpose, reuse, Ric Dragon, Spin Sucks, Todd Wheatland, Waynette Tubbs
Content Marketing: How to Capitalize on Breaking News and Trending Topics
From a content marketing perspective, trending topics and news can help you to attract an audience and gain attention for your product, brand and/or company. David Meerman Scott, author of Real Time Marketing and PR, coined the word, “newsjacking” for this process so that you can interject your company’s point of view into the news cycle. To better understand how to use newsjacking as part of your marketing, here’s what twenty content marketing experts, including David Meerman Scott, have to say.
Tags: Altimeter, Arnie Kuenn, Barry Feldman, Barry Graubart, CC Chapman, Content Marketing Institute, Content Matters, Curata, Dan Blank, Dave Kerpen, David Meerman Scott, Dragon Search, Heidi Cohen, Jake Sofofman, Jason Miller, Joe Puluzzi, Kelly Hungerford, Kiss Metrics, Likeable Media, Lindsay Bell, Marketo, Michael Brenner, Nate Riggs, Neil Patel, newsjacking, Paper.li, Pawan Deshpande, Rebecca Lieb, Ric Dragon, Riverside Marketing Strategies, SAP, SAS, Spin Sucks, Vertical Measures, Waynette Tubbs, We Grow Media
7 Easy Ways to Curate Content (& Drive Traffic)
Content curation involves the added value only people can provide in the form of unique taste and understanding of the target audience to select and convert selected information into a quality content offering. It highlights other people’s content as well as your organization’s older content in the context of your brand to support your marketing and business objectives. Here are seven ways to curate other people’s content while presenting the information in a way that highlights your brand and point of view to attract your audience. Source: Heidi Cohen’s Actionable Marketing Blog
7 Ways to Incorporate Photographs Into Your Blog
While photographs can take your blog from dull to dazzling, the main reason to incorporate photographs into your blog is your readers. Photographs quickly and succinctly convey information to your audience, whether they’re prospects, customers, social media connections or the public – better than words. Here are 5 ways photographs can enhance your blog’s attractiveness and 7 ways to integrate photographs into your blog posts to increase readership and social sharing. Source: Heidi Cohen’s Actionable Marketing Blog
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