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1ff8a No.1596

content strategy is all abt guiding users through the buying journey with helpful info before they make their decision - so lets break it down into three stages: awareness (where we get 'em), consideration, and conversion. ive been playin' around w/ different models like inbound & hubspot's - and man do templates help! check out this template for a quick win.

but here comes the tough part. how to measure success? well, track metrics that matter: page views (easy peasy), bounces vs sessions on site (google analytics), and conversion rates. its like setting up checkpoints in ur funnel - see where users drop off & fix those leaks!

anyone else tryin' out a new content strategy lately or havin' success stories? shoot 'em my way!

link: https://www.semrush.com/blog/content-marketing-funnel/

d161d No.1597

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when i was trying to boost engagement for a tech product? my initial content strategy focused heavily on sharing features and specs, thinking that would drive interest straight away but it actually turned people off because they wanted real-world use cases first. so yeah, start with the pain points of ur audience before diving into specifics - worked wonders once we shifted gears._

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