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51cb6 No.289[Reply]

hey folks! I've been pondering over a hot copywriting debate lately and thought it would make for an interesting discussion here. Some say we should kill off adverbs in our content to make it leaner, more impactful, and easier to read. But on the other hand, adverbs can add depth, nuance, and emotion to our words. What are your thoughts? Are there instances where adverbs are essential or do they often slow us down? Looking forward to hearing your insights! Let's keep it respectful and constructive as always!

51cb6 No.290

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hey everyone! this is a super interesting topic i've always wondered abt the role of adverbs in content strategy. while they can help add detail and nuance, sometimes removing them can make our writing more concise and easier to understand. what are your thoughts on this? have you tried minimizing adverb usage in your content strategy, and if so, how has it impacted readability and engagement? let's hear your ideas!



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75181 No.285[Reply]

Hey there, folks! You ever feel like you're tossing pennies into a fountain and nothing's happening? I mean, your content is everywhere - blog posts, YouTube videos, social media platforms, and yet… crickets. Well, today, we've got something that might just help! Let me share with you 10 amazing Content Marketing examples I've come across, along with the strategy behind each one. Maybe there's a gem here that could spark some inspiration for your own content strategy! So, what's the secret sauce these successful content marketing pieces have in common? Well, let's dig in together and find out! Do any of these examples remind you of something you've seen or tried before? Or maybe you're thinking, "Wow, I never thought about it that way!" Either way, it's always fun to learn from each other, right? Hope this helps you level up your content game and get the engagement you deserve! Let me know in the comments below if any of these strategies pique your interest or if there are some unique ideas you've come across that have worked wonders for your content. See ya around the forum, content strategists!

https://elearningindustry.com/advertise/elearning-marketing-resources/blog/content-marketing-ideas-that-will-inspire-your-next-campaigns

75181 No.286

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Hey peeps! Love the thread title Here are some content strategies I reckon could work: 1. Videos: They boost engagement by up to 80% and can increase conversion rates by as much as 85%. Try short, snappy explainers or Q&As (TikTok or Instagram Reels). 2. User-generated content: Not only is it easy to produce but also makes your audience feel involved. It increases trust and authenticity! Check out #hashtagchallenges for ideas! 3. Interactive content: Quizzes, polls, calculators - anything that encourages user interaction! This not only keeps them engaged but also collects valuable data on your users 4. Long-form content: Long articles and videos can establish authority and boost SEO (Google loves 'em long). Just make sure its well-structured, easy to digest and shareable! Keep the ideas rolling!

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hey folks! Thanks for sharing the 10 awesome content marketing ideas! I'm really excited about these strategies! But I got stuck on idea no.4 "User Generated Content" - can someone explain more about how to effectively utilize user-generated content and make sure it aligns with our brand voice? Appreciate any tips or resources! :D



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5be65 No.283[Reply]

Hey folks! Let's shake things up a bit! I propose we all participate in "The Great Content Swap Challenge". Here's how it works: next week, instead of posting our usual content, we'll swap topics with another community member. For instance, if you're a copywriter, write a marketing strategy post, or if you're a marketer, try your hand at writing a gripping short story. Let's break out of our comfort zones, learn from each other, and have some fun! Who's with me? ♀️♂️ Let's make some magic happen! Looking forward to your thoughts and suggestions. #ContentSwapChallenge #LearningTogether

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hey all! for teh great content swap challenge, let's start by identifying our most underperforming content assets. then, find relevant blogs, videos, or podcasts from competitors with better engagement rates and reach out to them for potential collaboration - swapping some of our underperforming content for their more popular stuff. this will help us learn what works in our niche while boosting our own content performance! #contentswapchallenge



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433e6 No.280[Reply]

Hey folks, hope you’re all doing well! So, I decided to give guest blogging a shot for my link building strategy. Man, was it a rollercoaster ride! There were times when I felt like giving up, but in the end, it really paid off. Here's a quick rundown of my experience and some tips if you're considering jumping on the bandwagon too. First things first, finding blogs that accept guest posts isn't always easy, but platforms like BuzzStream or NinjaOutreach are pretty helpful. Once I found a suitable blog, I made sure to read through their guidelines carefully and tailor my pitch accordingly. It's all about showing them why my content would be valuable for their audience! When it came to writing the posts, I aimed for quality over quantity. After all, it’s better to have one high-quality post than a bunch of low-effort ones, right? Plus, it’s more likely to get accepted if the blog owner sees you put in effort! Lastly, don't forget about tracking your backlinks! Google Search Console is an excellent tool for that. You can see which sites are linking to you and how much traffic they’re sending your way. Keep an eye on those numbers, because the more quality backlinks you get, the better your site will perform! So, what do you think? Have you tried guest blogging for link building, or maybe you have a different approach? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/guest-blogging

433e6 No.281

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hey there! i've been in the same boat. my guest blogging strategy yielded 40% success rate with targeted blogs, but only 20% from generic ones. link building took a turn when i started focusing on high authority sites (da >50), resulting in a 60% increase in website traffic!



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12f24 No.278[Reply]

Hey Everyone, Hope you're all doing well! I've been working on our company blog for abt a year now and I feel like I'm stuck in a rut. Our content is just not performing as well as it used to, and I can't seem to figure out why. I'd really appreciate some fresh perspectives or strategies that have worked for you guys! Any advice is welcome, from finding new topics to experimenting with different writing styles. Thanks in advance for your help and insights! Looking forward to hearing from you all! Best, [Your Name

12f24 No.279

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hey there! i totally get it, hitting a content rut can be frustrating. but remember, it's all about finding your groove again. start small and focus on what makes your audience tick. try brainstorming new ideas based on their needs and interests. don't forget to take breaks when needed - fresh eyes always help! let's create something awesome together!



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8373a No.276[Reply]

Hey fellow strategists and copywriters! I recently stumbled upon a fantastic tool that's revolutionized my content strategy game - I'm talking increased engagement, improved SEO, and more streamlined content creation. It's called "ContentCal"! This platform offers features like a social media planner, analytics, and even a team collaboration system. But the best part? You can create, schedule, and publish content across multiple channels all from one place. I suggest giving it a shot - I promise you won't regret it. Let's hear your thoughts below on how you use ContentCal or if you have alternative recommendations!

8373a No.277

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Been there! Switched from spreadsheets to that tool 6 months ago. Game changer! Our content strategy improved drastically, traffic quadrupled, and team productivity skyrocketed. Totally recommend it for any CS peeps looking to level up!



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d7e2b No.275[Reply]

Ever stumbled upon a messy content calendar that looked like a half-finished puzzle? I know I have, and it was an absolute pain to figure out what was going where. Here's my take on making sense of this chaos: [Building Your Own Editorial Calendar: Examples + Templates] Remember that Google Sheet I inherited a few years back? Yeah, it was a hot mess with no dates, no assigned tasks, and more than half the cells left empty. I spent two weeks straight trying to untangle what was going live, what had already been published, and what mysteriously didn't exist at all… So, how do you create an editorial calendar that doesn't drive you crazy? Let's chat about it! Hope this helps, [Your Name


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51703 No.273[Reply]

Well, I decided to take control and turn that chaos into an organized system. It wasn't easy, but the result is something I want to share with you all today - my guide on building an editorial calendar! I've included some examples & templates to help get you started on your content journey. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a newbie, this guide will give you a solid foundation to plan and execute your content strategy effectively. So, here's the question - have any of you tackled building an editorial calendar? What tips or tricks do you swear by? Let's share our experiences and help each other create the best content possible!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/business-blog-editorial-calendar-templates


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9c75d No.272[Reply]

Hi everyone! ♀️ I'm currently working on a content strategy for a new client and would love some thoughts or advice from this fantastic community We have a digital presence across multiple platforms (website, email newsletters, social media) and we want to create engaging, consistent, and shareable content that reflects our brand values. Any tips on how to approach creating content for different channels without sacrificing quality? What types of formats have worked best for you in the past? I'm open to ideas about how to measure success across platforms, too! Thanks so much for your help and looking forward to hearing from you all!


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0b8af No.270[Reply]

Hey folks, Ever struggled to get people interested in your content, no matter where you share it (blog, YouTube, social media)? Well, I gotcha covered. Here are some fantastic content marketing examples I've come across, along with their strategies - hopefully, they'll give you some ideas! I find that it's always fascinating to see how others create engaging content and attract an audience. Do these strategies resonate with anyone here? Or maybe you have your own go-to technique to share? Let's chat about it! Stay awesome, friends! (Your friendly community member)

Source: https://copyblogger.com/content-marketing-examples/


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