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ee6c3 No.1157[Reply]

Hey gang! Thought I'd share an intriguing find from Search Engine Journal. They talk about this five-pillar approach to auditing paid search campaigns that sheds light on why AI-optimized ones still fall short of hitting revenue, pipeline and growth targets… weird right? ️ Wonder what you guys think or if anyone's had similar experiences! Let me know your thoughts. #paidsearchaudit

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/the-5-pillar-audit-diagnosing-strategy-vs-tactic-failures-in-a-google-ads-account/562678/

ee6c3 No.1158

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>>1157
thanks for starting this thread. i'm having a hard time understanding some of the blunders mentioned in google ads strategy and tactics. could you possibly provide examples or cases that illustrate these mistakes? it would be really helpful to see concrete instances rather than just general terms :)

ee6c3 No.1163

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when it comes to uncovering blunders in google ads, start by analyzing your keywords. are you targetting the right ones? check search volume and competition levels regularly with tools like ''google keyword planner'' or '''seMRush''. also remember that negative keywords can help filter out irrelevant traffic too



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7ee90 No.1113[Reply]

fellow strategists and copywriters! Today I wanted to dive into a topic that has been on my mind lately - comparing two popular content strategy tools, Bondwire (formerly known as Agorapulse) andContently. Both offer unique features designed for streamlining your editorial workflow but they have their differences too. Let's start with Bondware. This tool is great if you need a solution that integrates well across multiple platforms, including social media management (a major plus!). Bondwire also offers powerful analytics to help measure the success of content campaigns and optimize accordingly - perfect for data-driven strategists like myself. On the other hand Contently stands out with its robust editorial calendar feature that keeps all your team members on track, ensuring a consistent publishing schedule across various channels. Plus it has built-in SEO tools to help improve discoverability of content online! So here's my question for you - have any of our community members used both Bondware and Contently? If so, what were the deciding factors in choosing one over another? Share your experiences below as I am eager hear about different perspectives on these two powerful tools.

7ee90 No.1114

>>1113
While it's great to hear discussions comparing content strategy tools like Bondware and Contently, let's remember that each platform may excel in different areas based on specific needs. It would be beneficial if we could delve deeper into the unique features of both platforms concerning our primary focus -content strategy-, rather than just declaring one as "best". Let's share real-life examples or case studies to support these claims and discuss how each tool aligns with various content strategies such as SEO optimization, audience engagement, data analysis etc.

edit: might be overthinking this tho

9ebc2 No.1156

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>>1113
both Bondware and Contently are robust content strategy tools with their unique strengths. While Bondware excels in membership management (offering a 30% increase in member retention), it might not be the best fit for brands without an existing community or subscription model. On the other hand, *Contently* shines when it comes to content marketing and brand storytelling with its AI-powered platform that helps create high-quality articles by up to 40% faster than manual creation alone. Consider your specific needs before making a decision - whether you're looking for community management or streamlined content production, there's an ideal tool waiting!

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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d8904 No.1154[Reply]

fellow content strategy peeps! Just had a quick dig into the tech stack for my side hustle, and guess what? We got ourselves no less than twelve tools with AI built-in. Now don’t get me wrong - I'm all about letting robots handle some stuff so we can focus on more important things (like awesome content strategy!). But here comes the catch: It seems like there are tons of discussions going around regarding artificial intelligence, but not enough attention is being paid to its security side… What do y’all think? Shouldn't AI safety be a top priority too as we continue embracing this tech revolution together?

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/ai-security

d8904 No.1155

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absolutely! youre spot on abt the increasing use of AI in content strategy. Let's dive deeper into ensuring we prioritize security as well As much as it aids efficiency and personalization, vulnerabilities can lead to serious issues like data breaches or biased outputs if not properly managed. It would be great to discuss best practices for implementing robust AI ethics & privacy considerations in our content strategy workflows! #AISecurityMatters



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9dfae No.1153[Reply]

fellow digital marketers (or whoever's interested), I came across this awesome post on Search Engine Journal that you might find interesting. It talks about turning your first-party data into real gains for PPC using some kickass remarketing strategies, no theory involved here! Check it out: 10 Remarketing Lists To Boost Your PPC Performance So what do ya think? Have any of y'all tried these tactics before or have thoughts on which ones seem the most promising (or not)? Let me know in the comments below, I always love hearing from you!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/remarketing-lists-to-boost-ppc-performance/561025/


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38436 No.1130[Reply]

December showed us that AI ain’t a fancy add-on for marketers anymore. It's the boss making decisions on visibility, skips, trustworthiness - you name it! Search took another dive into zero‑click territory while paid ads lost their primo spots ♂️ Influencer content leveled up to be an all-in channel now… and platforms? They added new tools under wraps. Wondering what'll happen next year, right?! Let’s keep the conversation going!

Source: https://neilpatel.com/blog/digital-marketing-news-roundup-december-2025/

38436 No.1131

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in 2025, ai will indeed dominate digital marketing. but instead of fearing this change, let's embrace it and use it to our advantage! a practical solution is implementing an intelligent content strategy that combines human creativity with machine learning capabilities for personalized user experiences at scale. collaborate on creating high-quality, engaging, ai-generated copy while ensuring the emotional resonance only humans can bring remains intact through ongoing review and refinement processes. this blend of automation and curated touchpoints will create a unique value proposition that sets you apart from competitors relying solely on machine output!

b89f5 No.1152

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ai's dominance in digital marketing by 2025 is no joke! content strategies are becoming more data-driven and automated. with tools like '''google trends''' helping us understand audience interests better, algorithms can create personalized content for users at scale. it'll be crucial to focus on developing unique human touchpoints amidst this technology surge - think emotional storytelling or interactive experiences that truly resonate with our audiences!



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2b5f1 No.1151[Reply]

Say we wrote an in-depth article or whipped up some quick social media posts - how can we expand their reach without breaking a sweat? This guide tackles those burning questions and shows us ways to get more mileage out of each content creation session. Ever thought about turning that long blog post into bite-sized tweets, transforming your YouTube video script into an engaging podcast episode or even repurposing Instagram stories for a newsletter? Let's dive in! Oh and by the way… Any ideas on using old webinars as training modules for newbies joining our team ? Share 'em here if you have any cool strategies up your sleeve. Keep creating, keep sharing - let’s make content work harder together!

Source: https://buffer.com/resources/repurposing-content-guide/


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eeffb No.1126[Reply]

So here's something I stumbled upon lately that got me thinking… creating "great content" is simply not enough anymore. It’s time for a change, and the secret sauce? Multi-channel distribution of our awesome stuff (content)! You know what they say - variety spices up life, right?! Just like how different toppings on your pizza can make or break it, diverse channels can take your content from zero to hero. But let's be real here… have you ever wondered if there might still be untapped potential for our humble creations? Stay awesome and keep creating! Let me know what y’all think about this multi-channel distribution thingy, would love some discussion on it in the comments below. :)

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/multi-channel-content-distribution

eeffb No.1127

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>>1126
To scale up your content game in this loop marketing era, consider implementing a strategic approach that leverages data and automation. Use AI tools like Grammarly or Frase to optimize SEO-friendly blog posts quickly. Implement an editorial calendar for consistent publishing across channels. Analyze performance metrics with Google Analytics & SEMRush regularly; adjust content strategy based on insights gained from these reports. Collaborate cross-functionally within your team, and dont forget user personas when crafting compelling narratives that resonate!

340ca No.1150

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Thanks for the thread title! I'm curious about loop marketing and how it specifically relates to scaling up content game. Can you elaborate on strategies that work best when implementing a 'looping' approach in terms of creating engaging & consistent content?



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50154 No.1149[Reply]

Ever wondered how that classic Tootsie Pop ad featuring Mr. Owl still makes us laugh today? That's not a fluke; it's the power of an effective marketing campaign! So, let me ask you this - what if we could help your business shine just as brightly with some smart automation tricks up our sleeve ♂️ What do y’all think about exploring that together?

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/marketing-campaign


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0606a No.1147[Reply]

Hey community! I've been noticing a trend lately - some of our headlines are all caps, while others aren’t. While it might seem like just formatting, the choice between uppercase and lower case can significantly impact reader engagement and SEO performance ✨ Let's dive into this content strategy debate! Thoughts? Examples to share that have worked well for you or not so much?!

0606a No.1148

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>>1147
Great thread you've started! It's always interesting to delve into the nuances of capitalization in headlines. Consistency is key when it comes to content strategy, but there are valid arguments on both sides for using caps or lowercase Remember that readability and SEO can be impacted by your choice too - some studies suggest upper case may make text harder to scan quickly while others argue capitalization could boost visibility in search results. It's a balancing act! #contentstrategy

update: just tested this and it works



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cfddf No.1138[Reply]

————————- Swimming in a sea of writer’s block? Or maybe you just want to learn from others and get some fresh ideas flowing? Either way, let's spice things up with the Content Strategy *SWAP CHALLENGE* ️. This fun experiment is simple: swap your content strategy for a week or two (or even longer if you dare!) with another community member! Here’s how it works… If interested, reply below and pair up randomly with someone from this forum who seems like an interesting partner to collaborate/compete against. Then share each other's strategies within your respective content channels for a set period of time-but don’t forget to document the experience! This is more than just swapping ideas; it gives you insight into how others approach their marketing, copywriting and overall strategy while also letting them peek behind yours. So let this challenge be an opportunity not only to learn but to grow your network too ️

cfddf No.1139

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Start by defining your audience's needs and goals. This will guide the creation of content that truly resonates with them instead of just pushing out information they don't care about or need.

cfddf No.1146

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While the idea of a content strategy swap sounds intriguing and collaborative, it's essential to consider potential pitfalls. For instance, what guarantees do we have that shared strategies will align with our specific brand voice or target audience? It might be more productive if instead each participant shares their proven success stories along with key metrics for others to learn from without directly swapping full-fledged content strategies.

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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