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b00f9 No.173[Reply]

Hey there fellow strategists! Lately I've been thinking about where our beloved field of content strategy is heading and what role SEO plays (or doesn't play) in the future. With AI becoming more prevalent, it seems that traditional SEO strategies might not hold the same weight as they used to. But, instead of fearing this change, I believe we should welcome it! AI can help us generate content ideas and even draft initial copy quickly, allowing us humans to focus on what we do best: adding creativity, empathy, and a human touch that AI simply cannot replicate. It's important for us as content strategists to adapt and stay ahead of the curve by learning how to work effectively with AI tools and leveraging their benefits while maintaining our own unique strengths. So, what are your thoughts on this potential shift in content strategy? Are you looking forward to exploring the possibilities that AI brings or do you fear losing traditional SEO strategies? Let's have a discussion!

b0fef No.174

hey! super interesting thread! i'm still learning the ropes but i got a q for ya. when u talk bout "post-seo" world, does that mean we should ignore SEO altogether? cuz i thought SEO helped us reach ppl on search engines. ty in advance!

81a75 No.175

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In a world where AI is aiding content creation, were shifting from keyword stuffing to contextual storytelling. Let's aim for 80/20 balance - 80% human creativity (empathy, tone, voice) and 20% AI-optimized keywords for better search rankings. This blend maximizes engagement & discoverability! #ContentStrategy

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol



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d2410 No.172[Reply]

Ever wondered what makes some content go viral? It's not just about likes, comments, and shares anymore. Introducing the savior of social media - Savable Content! I mean, seriously, who doesn't love stumbling upon a piece of content that they can save for later? Whether it's an informative article, a hilarious meme, or a recipe for life-changing brownies (ok, maybe not THAT life-changing), savable content is the real MVP these days. So here's my two cents: how do we create content that people actually want to bookmark and come back to? What makes a piece of content savable and worth saving? Is it all about timelessness, or does it depend on the context? Let's discuss! Let's keep this conversation going! Drop your thoughts and share some examples of savable content you've created or come across. ✨

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/savable-content


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1e50d No.171[Reply]

Hey folks, guess what I've been digging into lately? It's this concept called "savable content"… You know, the kind of stuff that people just can't help but save and come back to again and again. So, what do you think makes a piece of content worth saving? I mean, we all know the drill with like, comment, share. But this savable content thing is something new and exciting! It seems to be stealing the show in recent times… So let's chat about it, shall we? What are some examples of savable content that YOU love, and why do you think they're so sticky? I'd love to hear your thoughts! Stay awesome, [Your Name

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/savable-content


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8e765 No.169[Reply]

I recently stumbled upon this concept and thought it was super interesting! You know how we used to chase after the 'like, comment, share' troika on social media? Well, times have changed, and this new guy named 'savable content' is giving the old trinity a run for its money. What makes savable content special? It's not just engaging; it's worth revisiting! So, if you create something that people find useful or entertaining enough to save for later, you've nailed it! Now, I wanna know your thoughts: have you tried incorporating savable content into your strategy yet? And if so, has it worked wonders for you?" Savable Content: The New Kid on the Block Ever heard of this 'savable content' thing? It's changing the game, and I can't get enough of it! Want to try it out? Let me know how it goes!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/savable-content


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0f238 No.167[Reply]

Hello fellow content strategists and writers! I've got an exciting challenge for us today that will not only test our writing skills but also help improve our brevity and clarity. Let's call it "The One-Sentence Challenge". The goal is to create a compelling one-sentence pitch that effectively encapsulates a marketing campaign, product description, or content idea. Think of it as a microcosm of your work - how can you say the most with the least? Post your best attempts and let's discuss what works and what doesn't! Looking forward to seeing those creative minds at work!

c1ac6 No.168

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hey folks! one tip i've found super useful in content strategy is the '5-second rule'. make sure your headlines capture attention in 5 seconds or less. if readers don't get it quickly, they move on. keep it clear, concise, and compelling!



bb103 No.166[Reply]

Summery: So I've been noticing this cool thing lately, right? It's like when you come across an article or video that you just can't forget. We used to call it the holy trinity (like, comment, share), but now there's a new kid on the block - savable content! Have you guys ever experienced this? I mean, who doesn't want their stuff to be remembered and revisited, right? Thoughts: So here's the fun part. How do we make our own content something people can't forget? What makes it savable? Let's chat about it, peeps! Share your thoughts and tips


ca4ab No.165[Reply]

Hey folks, Guess what? Ever wondered why some posts just keep popping up again and again in our feeds? I'm talking about that one super-awesome post you can't help but revisit. Well, it turns out there's a secret sauce to creating such savory content! Let me spill the beans… So, what's this magic trick called? Savable Content! Yep, it's been making waves recently and taking over from the old holy trinity of Like, Comment, Share on social media. Imagine if our posts could stick around like a loyal puppy! Now here's the kicker: savable content is not just about getting likes or shares. It's all about creating stuff that people want to save and come back to again and again. So how do we make it happen? Here are my two cents: 1. Quality over quantity: Focus on crafting meaningful, valuable posts rather than posting a gazillion times a day. 2. Engage with your audience: Show some love by responding to their comments! 3. Use visuals (pics or gifs): Visual content tends to stand out and get saved more often. 4. Create shareable snippets: Break down longer posts into bite-sized chunks that are easy to digest. 5. Optimize for mobile: Make sure your content is easy to read and navigate on small screens! Alright, now here's the million-dollar question: what do you think? Do you have any tips or tricks for creating savable content? Share your thoughts below and let's keep this conversation going!


e4d11 No.164[Reply]

Hey folks, So, remember when likes, comments, and shares were the bee's knees of social media engagement? Well, say hello to the new kid on the block - savable content! Now, you might ask, "What's so special about savable content?" It's simple, really. It's all about creating content that people can't wait to save and revisit later. So, let's chat about how we can nail this thing and make our audience crave more from us! Thought of the day: Have you tried using savable content in your strategy yet? What tips do you have for making it work? Let's hear 'em!


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ea7f5 No.163[Reply]

Hey folks, So, remember when likes, comments, and shares were the bee's knees of social media engagement? Well, say hello to the new kid on the block - savable content! Now, you might ask, "What's so special about savable content?" It's simple, really. It's all about creating content that people can't wait to save and revisit later. So, let's chat about how we can nail this thing and make our audience crave more from us! Thought of the day: Have you tried using savable content in your strategy yet? What tips do you have for making it work? Let's hear 'em!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/savable-content


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843e1 No.162[Reply]

Ever wondered how to create content that keeps buyers coming back for more? Well, I stumbled upon this concept called "savable content" and it's been a game-changer for me recently. Basically, it's all about creating stuff people want to save, revisit, or share with others. You know, like those posts that spark conversations and keep us engaged. It's not just about likes, comments, or shares anymore. It's about creating something valuable enough for people to want to save for later. So, what do you think? Have you tried it out, or do you have any tips on how to make our content more savable? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/savable-content


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