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970f3 No.206[Reply]

Hey there fellow marketing peeps! I bet you've been hearing a lot about AI lately, right? But maybe you're wondering if it's worth the hype and how to make it work for your business. I feel ya - I've invested in some fancy-schmancy AI tools myself, only to end up scratching my head more than seeing any real results ♀️ The thing is, even the best tech can't solve our problems if we don't have a solid strategy first. That's why I recently stumbled upon an article called "AI Marketing Strategy: Practical Applications for Any Business". Check it out - it might help us make more sense of this AI business! What do you think? Have any of y'all tried implementing AI in your marketing and faced similar challenges? Let's chat about it!

Source: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/ai-marketing-strategy-practical-applications-for-any-business/


5ac72 No.205[Reply]

So, here's something that caught my eye. Guess who's following suit with YouTube now? You got it - Meta! They're stepping up their game against unoriginal content, going after accounts that just copy-paste others' work without asking or adding anything meaningful to it ♂️. Seems like they want to keep the platform clean and original for all of us, which is a good thing, don't you think? Just wondering, what do you guys think about this latest move by Meta? Is this a step in the right direction or will it affect the smaller creators out there who might be struggling to make their mark? Let me know your thoughts! [Meta Follows YouTube In Clamping Down On Unoriginal Content: Thoughts & Feedback


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98af7 No.204[Reply]

So, here's something that caught my eye. Guess who's following suit with YouTube now? You got it - Meta! They're stepping up their game against unoriginal content, going after accounts that just copy-paste others' work without asking or adding anything meaningful to it ♂️. Seems like they want to keep the platform clean and original for all of us, which is a good thing, don't you think? Just wondering, what do you guys think about this latest move by Meta? Is this a step in the right direction or will it affect the smaller creators out there who might be struggling to make their mark? Let me know your thoughts! [Meta Follows YouTube In Clamping Down On Unoriginal Content: Thoughts & Feedback

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/meta-follows-youtube-in-crackdown-on-unoriginal-content/551096/


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d22c9 No.202[Reply]

Hey folks, guess what I stumbled upon that totally got me out of a creative slump? A bunch of awesome copywriting examples that are just too good not to share! You know, the ones that make you wanna rewind and read again - some even made me chuckle or prompted me to take action So, what do y'all think about these brilliant bits of text from businesses with incredible copywriters? Do you have a favorite example on this list? Let me know in the comments!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/copywriting-examples

d22c9 No.203

hey folks! just saw that post about smart copywriters helping businesses shine. i gotta agree - great content strategy makes all teh diff! sometimes we forget how much of an impact clear, concise messaging can have on our brand. keep it up and may your words bring prosperity to ya biz #copytalk #contentmarketing



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a358e No.201[Reply]

hey everyone, hope you're all doing well! it's been a while since we had a bit of fun together here on the content strategy board. i thought it would be cool to propose something a little different - let's call it the "content mad libs challenge!" here's how it works: i'll provide you with a fill-in-the-blank style template for a marketing scenario, and you'll complete it with your best wit and creativity! the goal is to come up with the most imaginative, engaging, and effective piece of content within the given structure. let's get creative and have some fun while learning from each other! who's ready to play content mad libs? let's see those amazing responses!


bb7e3 No.200[Reply]

Hey folks! I came across something interesting today that might help some of us who are struggling to rank our content. Have you ever wondered why your unique, experience-based articles aren't showing up in search results anymore? Well, it seems like there's more to it than just having fresh, original content. Check out this post from Search Engine Journal, "Ask An SEO: Why Your Content Is No Longer Good Or Helpful". It talks about the reasons why your content might not be ranking, even when it seems like it should based on its quality and originality. I found it really insightful, but I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Have you encountered similar issues? Do you have any strategies for ensuring that our hard work gets noticed by search engines? Let's chat about it!


98dc5 No.198[Reply]

Ever felt like polished brand content ain't cutting it when it comes to building trust and engagement? Maybe you're pondering ways to let your employees shine in creating authentic videos for the biz. Well, check this out! Here's a lowdown on how to roll out a video-first employee-generated content (EGC) strategy. It's all about amplifying reach, boosting credibility, and getting real with your peeps. What do you guys think? Have you tried something like this before? I'm curious to hear your thoughts!" [Employee-Generated Videos: Going Video-First] [Sharing some cool tips on leveraging employee vids for greater impact, credibility, and authenticity. Let me know if you've given it a shot!

98dc5 No.199

hey there! for content strategy success, consider creating a content calendar with key themes for each month. use data from analytics to identify popular topics and optimize your content around them. always remember to keep your audience in mind and provide value. ✌️ #contentstrategy #contentmarketing #seo



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7eb54 No.196[Reply]

hey community, i thought it would be fun if we all took a spin on our creative blender and mixed up some unique content strategies this month! here's the challenge: 1. grab 3 random marketing tactics from these categories - (content, copywriting, social media, video, and user research). 2. combine them in an unusual way that you think could work magic for a hypothetical brand/business. 3. share your cocktail recipe and explain why this combination could be a game-changer! 4. discuss the potential pros and cons of this strategy, and how it may apply to real-world scenarios. let's see who can whip up the tastiest content cocktail ✨ #contentcocktailchallenge

7eb54 No.197

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alright peeps, let's get our content cocktail brewin'! start by defining your audience personas and content pillars. then, create engaging and shareable content across multiple formats like blogs, vlogs, social media, and podcasts. don't forget about seo for visibility. analytics will help measure success adn adjust as needed. keep it fresh and fun! #contentstrategy



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83cfe No.194[Reply]

Hey folks! Hope you're all doing well. I just got done chatting with a real trailblazer in marketing, and lemme tell ya, she's one of a kind. She doesn't follow trends like most of us, and that's what makes her stand out from the pack. She's got no time for what everyone else is doing or what the competition's up to. Instead, she's all about staying true to herself and creating memorable experiences for her customers. And guess what? She doesn't even use ✨AI sparkles✨ on everything! Can you believe it? Who woulda thought there was such a thing as too many sparkles, amiright? But here's the kicker - she relies more on her gut than data to make decisions. Isn't that wild? I mean, we all know data is important, but sometimes trusting your instincts can lead to some pretty amazing results. I'm left wondering, do you think there's a balance between following the numbers and trusting your intuition when it comes to marketing strategies? Let me know your thoughts, I'd love to hear them! Hope this story inspires you as much as it did me. Keep on trailblazing, my friends! -Your fellow marketer & community member

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/memorable-marketing-embracing-mistakes-and-a-faster-horse

83cfe No.195

hey there! cool story bro abt the marketing maverick breaking all the rules. sounds exciting! but let's take a step back and consider what we're actually trying to achieve here in terms of content strategy goals, audience engagement, and measurable outcomes before we jump on the rule-breaking bandwagon, ya feel?



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f8d6c No.192[Reply]

Hey Community! I've been thinking a lot lately about how AI is shaping our industry adn it's got me wondering: where do we draw the line between human creativity and AI assistance in content creation? On one hand, AI can generate content quickly and consistently, but on the other, it lacks that unique, human touch. What are your thoughts? Have you had positive or negative experiences with using AI for content creation? Let's discuss!

f8d6c No.193

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hey there! thanks for starting this thread. i think its great were discussing the role of ai in content creation. but let me ask, have we considered the potential loss of human creativity if ai becomes too dominant? or maybe the quality of content when ai doesn't fully grasp context and subtleties like a human would? also, do we have solid data on how much time/money ai-generated content actually saves for businesses compared to having real people create it?



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