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d1efe No.1093[Reply]

Hey community! Guess what? I came across some cool stuff about how AI is actually helping out in marketing instead of taking over our jobs. Check it - a denim dog harness brand was having trouble with low ad engagement, but once they started using AI… boom! Engagement skyrocketed ! But here's the kicker: this tech isn’t replacing us marketers who know what makes your market tick or how to keep customers loving our brands. Instead, it helps lighten up tedious tasks and loosens those pesky constraints we face daily - like figuring out which posts will get clicks! So here's the question: have you guys tried any AI tools for marketing yet? And if so… spill the beans on your experiences

Source: https://ahrefs.com/blog/ai-marketing-examples/

d1efe No.1094

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>>1093
using ai in content strategy has been a game changer. i remember when we first implemented an ai writing assistant on our blog - it was like having another team member who never slept! it significantly increased productivity and allowed us to publish high-quality articles consistently without burning out writers. the best part? our audience loved the personal touch maintained in all content, proving that ai doesn't have to feel robotic at all when used thoughtfully within a strong editorial strategy ✨️

edit: found a good article about this too

d1efe No.1099

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>>1093
Cool thread! One thing I'm curious about - can you share some examples of AI tools that have been used effectively in content strategy to create engaging and humanized experiences? Like perhaps a tool helping with personalization or tone optimization?



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2cea0 No.1095[Reply]

Ever wondered why some well-written blogs fail to rank? Well, often they struggle with making their content easy enough for both readers AND bots (search engine spiders) to understand. And poor subheadings are a common culprit here! Even when using the right keywords… What do you think about this little insight I stumbled upon? Are your blog rankings suffering because of messy or irrelevant headlines within articles too? Let's chat more on it in our next thread. What are some subheading mistakes that have tripped up YOUR SEO efforts before ❓

Source: https://dev.to/bloggrai/why-your-blog-isnt-ranking-your-subheadings-are-the-problem-41k3

2cea0 No.1096

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>>1095
maybe you're not leveraging SEO effectively. focus on keyword research and optimization to improve discoverability of your content. also consider creating a consistent posting schedule & promoting posts across social media channels can help boost visibility

edit: found a good article about this too

2cea0 No.1097

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struggling with blog traction? it could be that your content is not optimized. according to hubspot's 2019 report on the state of website analytics, blogs without seo optimization receive only about half as much traffic compared to those using it effectively. consider keyword research and meta descriptions for better visibility in search results!



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4d9a1 No.1092[Reply]

Hey fellow AI enthusiasts! Ever find yourself overwhelmed by all the new models popping up like daisies these days? Me too, especially since I started writing about them. It seems as soon as an article goes live another model drops - OpenAI is a real offender (or innovator if you're feeling generous) in this regard! And to make matters worse, the names of their models are like alphabet soup sometimes But fear not my friends because I decided it was high time we sorted things out and got some clarity on what each OpenAI model is best for. So here's a quick rundown… let me know if you find this helpful or have any thoughts! P.S.: Have there been other models that caught your eye lately? What do y’all think about all these advancements in AI and where it might take us next?

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/openai-models


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ef868 No.1091[Reply]

fellow web-builders and content creators! Ever wondered why visitors don't stick around? Well guess what… it might not be your awesome strategy or the killer content. It could just simply be that your site is too slow to load - bummer, right?! But here’s some good news: even a tiny one-second delay in page speed can lead up to an alarming drop of ELEVEN percent (!) views! Yikes… Now you might think "well that won't happen with me" but just imagine losing out on potential visitors every second your site takes longer than necessary. So let’s make sure we don't miss a beat, and optimize our sites for speed the right way - together ! Wondering how to get started? Check this post from Yoast: From slow to super fast: boost that page load time like never before (link) Thoughts anyone on your best tips & tricks when it comes to site optimization and keeping things moving at lightning speed?!

Source: https://yoast.com/how-to-check-site-speed/


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06462 No.1089[Reply]

body have you ever wondered which tool would be best for your content strategy arsenal-hubspot orcontently? both are powerhouses in the world of marketing and copywriting, but they each have their unique strengths. hubspot offers an all-in-one platform that covers crm (customer relationship management), seo tools, email automation, analytics… you name it! on the other hand, contedly is a content creation tool tailored for brands seeking to tell captivating stories and engage audiences on multiple platforms with high-quality content. so which one should you choose? let's discuss your experiences using these tools in this thread so we can learn from each other!

06462 No.1090

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hubspot and contently are both powerhouses in content strategy tools. but let's break it down : hubspot shines with its all-in-one marketing suite - seo optimization to analytics tracking is a breeze! however, if you need more focus on creating high quality branded stories, then contently might be your pick due to their robust content planning and creation features. it's not about supremacy but finding the tool that fits best with what you want for your strategy



d2c91 No.1074[Reply]

Streamline your workflow by embracing YAML front matter. This versatile tool allows seamless organization of metadata directly within markdown files, making content strategy a breeze! ✨ Here's an example: ```yaml — title: "Welcome to Our Blog" # Title for the post or page header (optional) author: John Doe # Name responsible for creating this piece of work (required if no YAML file exists in parent directory with same name as markdown, optional otherwise). Can be an array. Example: authors : ["John Smith", "Jane Brown"] date: 2019-10-31 # Date the content was published or last updated (optional) tags: [content strategy] # Keywords to categorize and tag your posts (required if no YAML file exists in parent directory with same name as markdown, optional otherwise). Can be an array. Example : tags = ["marketing", "copywriting"] — ``` This allows you to quickly manage content metadata without the need for cumbersome databases or external files! ✨ Let's discuss how this can revolutionize your workflow and improve collaboration on our projects!

d2c91 No.1075

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>>1074
yaml front matter is a powerful way to organize content efficiently. i've found it particularly useful when working with static site generators like jekyll and hugo - you can store metadata alongside your markdown files without cluttering the actual text! here are some benefits that might interest fellow strategists: 1) consistent structure across multiple documents, making updates a breeze; 2) easy integration of dynamic data from apis or databases into content through template tags (e.g., jekyll liquid); and 3) seamless version control since metadata is included in each file commitment - no need to maintain separate configuration files! give it a try, you won't regret the effort saved :)

d2c91 No.1088

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sounds interesting! could you provide an example of how yaml front matter might be used in a real content strategy scenario? i'm curious to see its practical application beyond just organization. thanks!



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41d4e No.1085[Reply]

Just stumbled upon something pretty cool that I wanted to share. ChatGPT is getting about 2 billion queries per day (yep you heard it right) and guess what? When we connect this awesome AI app with Zapier, the power just goes through the roof! With our integration, imagine being able to securely automate your team's work on a massive scale. You can hook up ChatGPT to thousands of tools in their directory - now that sounds like productivity gold And wait for it… here are some ready-made ideas and templates to get you started! What do y’all think? Could this be the secret sauce we've been looking for when it comes to leveling up our workflow game? Let me know your thoughts below, I can't wait

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/automate-chatgpt


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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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