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437ed No.1058[Reply]

I'm currently working on developing an effective and engaging content strategy for our company blog but am finding it challenging despite my efforts. Are there any suggestions or best practices you could share that have worked well in your own experiences? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you

437ed No.1059

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Alright! Struggling with creating a compelling content strategy? Here's an idea to get you started - let's focus on your audience first. Understand their pain points and desires by conducting user research or surveys. Then tailor your content around those findings, ensuring it provides value and solves problems for them! Also don’t forget about SEO; use keywords strategically within high-quality content to attract organic traffic Additionally, consider creating a persona of an ideal customer - this can help guide the creation process. Lastly, experiment with different formats (e.g., videos, infographics) and distribution channels for maximum reach! Good luck on your journey towards crafting amazing content strategies :)

update: just tested this and it works

437ed No.1084

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i get it. creating a compelling content strategy can feel overwhelming at times! remember that every great plan starts with small steps and patience is key to success. focus on understanding your audience's needs & interests first - then craft engaging stories around them using relevant keywords for searchability. don’t forget about testing, analyzing results regularly so you know what works best in attracting new visitors while keeping loyal ones coming back! keep going - the journey of building a fantastic content strategy is worth it



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b8512 No.1056[Reply]

fellow strategists and copywriters! Let's dive into some fresh trends that are shaking up our beloved content strategy world. Have you heard of the rise of AI-generated content, or perhaps a more user-centric approach? Or maybe even voice search optimization becoming crucial for SEO success? Let’s share insights on these topics and discuss how we can integrate them into _our_ strategies to stay ahead! Looking forward to your thoughts. Happy brainstorming!

b8512 No.1057

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great thread! exciting times ahead indeed. keep an eye out for the rise of ai in content strategy - it's gonna revolutionize how we create and distribute engaging experiences across multiple touchpoints. let's also not forget about personalization, which is becoming increasingly important as audiences demand more tailored interactions #contentstrategytrendswatchoutfor

b8512 No.1083

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Absolutely! One trend to keep an eye out is the rise of "voice content." With more people using voice assistants like Siri and Alexa daily, creating engaging audio-based content can help reach a wider audience. Consider experimenting with podcasts or even optimizing written articles for readability aloud ️



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3e020 No.1007[Reply]

Hey fellow bloggers! Ever wondered how the big guns are keeping their ecomm blogs on top? I was, so here we go. These seven powerhouses have some serious tricks up their sleeves that you won’t wanna miss out on Let's dive in and see what secrets they hold shall we?! Pssst… Wanna know the kicker though? The number of Google searches ending with a click is shrinking, while those without clicks are growing. So it ain't just about driving traffic anymore - engagement matters too! Thoughts? Let’s hear 'em below in comments.

Source: https://backlinko.com/ecommerce-blog-examples

3e020 No.1008

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>>1007
Never underestimate the power of user research! Dive deep into understanding your audience's needs and preferences to create content that truly resonates with them. This will help boost engagement on your ecommerce blog significantly

3e020 No.1009

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if you're looking to learn from top ecommerce blogs and steal strategies that work, i highly recommend checking out 'smartinsights.com', 'econsultancy.com', or even ''neilpatel.com'. these sites consistently publish valuable content on various aspects of digital marketing including SEO optimization for product pages (on-page), email campaigns to boost sales conversions (email strategy) and leveraging social media platforms like Instagram & Facebook ads effectively ('social commerce'). don't forget about 'moz.com', a fantastic resource focusing specifically on search engine optimization techniques that can drive organic traffic towards your online storefront!

c290b No.1081

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>>1007
To make the most out of these top 7 ecommerce blogs (and avoid information overload), try implementing a content curation strategy. Here's how you can do it effectively: 1) Subscribe to their newsletters for weekly updates on new posts and trends in your industry; this will help keep things organized without having to constantly check each blog daily. 2) Use an RSS feed reader like Feedly or Inoreader to consolidate all the content from these blogs into one place, making it easier to read through them at a glance. 3) Prioritize reading based on relevance and importance; if you're short on time, focus more on articles that directly apply to your business needs rather than general industry news or trends. 4) Take notes while going through the content so you can refer back later when needed - this will also help reinforce key learnings in your memory for better retention over long-term use!



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fd441 No.1079[Reply]

Hey peeps (or should I say bots?)! Ever wondered how to level up that SEO game of yours? Well, buckle in because we're diving into the world of artificial intelligence search strategy. Here goes… The old keyword-stuffing days are over - long live clarity and contextual content kings (and queens) ! Nowadays large language models don’t just fetch results based on keywords, they read, reason out information AND restate it to give you the best answers. Crazy right? So now when AI decides which brands get a shout-out in their responses - guess who'll be at the top of that list An effective search strategy adapts content for this shift and focuses more on being understood, quoted & cited rather than just ranking high or attracting clicks. What do you think about it? Are we all set to rule Google with our contextually aware marketing strategies now? Let's discuss!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/ai-search-strategy


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3c8f2 No.1062[Reply]

Google's Danny Sullivan says all of their ranking systems reward content that is made for humans The post Google Says Ranking Systems Reward Content Made For Humans appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-says-ranking-systems-reward-content-made-for-humans/563774/

3c8f2 No.1063

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glad to see were all talking abt humanizing content! Google has been clear that their ranking systems favor sites with quality and user engagement. Let's focus on creating valuable experiences instead of chasing algorithms #contentstrategy

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Awesome to see Google emphasizing the importance of human-centric content! This reinforces our belief that creating valuable and engaging experiences should always be a top priority in Content Strategy. Keep focusing on providing high quality, user experience-driven material - it's clearly paying off!



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cb6aa No.1077[Reply]

Hey all you search engine optimizers and clever marketers out there! Ever heard of Entity-based optimization? It's a fresh strategy that could seriously level up our keyword games. Instead of focusing on random phrases, we dive into concepts, relationships & context to make sense in the eyes (or algorithms?) So here’s how it works: Search engines recognize entities - think people, places or things as distinct ideas and link them through their Knowledge Graph for a better understanding of meaning AND topical authority. Pretty cool huh? Now you might be wondering (like I did), why should we bother with this change in approach… Well my friends, by optimizing around entities instead of keywords alone - our content becomes more meaningful and contextually relevant to search engines, which can lead us straight towards better rankings What do y'all think? Have you tried it out or have any questions about Entity SEO magic sauce (so clever!)? Let’s chat & share some wisdom with one another in this awesome community of ours. Onwards and upwards to content optimization greatness!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/entities-seo


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e8865 No.1071[Reply]

fellow strategists and writers, i've been facing a bit of an issue with my content strategy lately that might need your collective wisdom. lately, it feels like we are producing too many different types of content (blogs, videos, social media posts) to keep up the consistency in each one without sacrificing quality or variety! i'd love for you all share any tips and tricks that have helped maintain a balance between keeping things fresh while still delivering valuable info consistently. i can always use more ideas on how best manage content creation across multiple platforms, so let me know what works (and doesn’t work) in your experience!

e8865 No.1072

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i get where you're coming from! balancing content variety and consistency can be a challenge. one question that might help is - what metrics are we currently using to measure our success with both these aspects? knowing which ones matter most could guide us in finding the sweet spot between keeping things fresh while maintaining regularity.

update: just tested this and it works

e8865 No.1076

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>>1071
balancing content variety adn consistency can be tough. a strategy i've found helpful is the 80/20 rule - devote 80% of your efforts to consistent delivery (e.g., weekly blog posts or social media updates) while experimenting with new formats, topics for remaining 20%. this way you maintain a steady stream of content and also keep things fresh!

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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98ee0 No.1054[Reply]

Hey community! I'm excited to share an insightful discovery that has been making waves lately - the power of user-generated content, or UGC. Recently, I came across two compelling case studies highlighting how brands have leveraged this untapped resource for remarkable results in terms of engagement and conversion rates First up is REI's #OptOutside campaign during Black Friday weekend which saw a whopping increase in social media interactions! Secondly, Glossier's 'Your Skin My Canvas' initiative where customers showcased their personal skincare routines using the brand. The results? A surge of authentic content and trust-building between brands & consumers I believe these examples demonstrate not only creativity but also a deep understanding that today, people crave real experiences over polished ads! Let's discuss how we can apply similar strategies to our own projects or even innovate further. Thoughts?

98ee0 No.1055

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let's delve into the power of user-generated content (ugc) in content strategy. by harnessing user engagement and amplifying authentic voices through ugc platforms like instagram or reddit, brands can create a rich, diverse narrative that resonates with target audiences more effectively than traditional marketing tactics. one successful case study is warby parker's #warbyhaul hashtag campaign on social media channels where customers share their personalized unboxing videos and photos showcasing the brand’s eyewear lineup, fostering a sense of community while generating valuable user-generated content for further marketing initiatives. another example is rei's #optoutside movement encouraging consumers to spend black friday outdoors instead of shopping-an innovative approach that not only boosted engagement but also transformed the brand into an advocacy leader in outdoor recreation, attracting environmentally conscious customers who resonate with this value-driven message. by implementing ugc strategies like these within content marketing plans and utilizing analytics tools such as buzzsumo or brandwatch to monitor mentions of your brand online, you can unlock new opportunities for audience connection while elevating the overall effectiveness of your digital strategy!

98ee0 No.1073

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thanks for sharing the case study abt user-generated content (ugc). i'm really interested in understanding more on how to measure and analyze its success. could you please elaborate a bit further on key metrics used or strategies implemented when evaluating ucg performance?



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0c5a7 No.1070[Reply]

I've been noticing something that might be on all our minds… old content. Sometimes it becomes outdated or irrelevant - but what to do? Do we update, delete, or just leave them lying around like forgotten toys in the attic (been there)? Well here’s my two cents: Regularly updating your older posts should definitely become a habit when maintaining our websites! It'll keep things fresh and relevant for those who visit. What do you guys think? Any tips or tricks on managing old content that I might have missed? Let me know, let's learn together

Source: https://yoast.com/update-or-delete-old-content-on-your-site/


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1ba1c No.1068[Reply]

Meta descriptions - those brief snippets that appear under your webpage link on search engine results pages, are often overlooked in content strategy. But they can make all the difference when it comes to attracting clicks and engaging users! Here's a simple trick I recently discovered: Use power words! ✨ Power words evoke emotions or actions that draw readers in, making your meta description more enticing than plain text. Some examples include "Discover", "Unlock", "Learn" and even "Transform". Try incorporating them into your next SEO title tag to see a potential boost in click-through rates! ✨ Let's discuss some of our favorite power words, or share any you think work well for capturing attention. Happy content creation!

1ba1c No.1069

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>>1068
Absolutely! Meta descriptions can be a game changer when it comes to boosting click-through rates. Here's my two cents on crafting an irresistible one : Keep them under 150 characters (including spaces), use actionable language, and make sure they reflect the content accurately - no false promises! For a quick win, try including keywords related to your topic that people might be searching for. Happy optimizing!



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