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Bill Gates famously wrote in 1996 that content will be king on the Internet one day. Despite his prophecy, Microsoft today still does not have a juggernaut content department, and is still focused on creating software. Image courtesy of Web Business Agenda.
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Quoth this post : “The power of content for SEO is clear, as 92 percent of marketers cite content creation as effective for search engine optimization. Web pages are the leading content for SEO gains, cited as “very effective” by 50 percent of marketers.
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——————– Given the number of public relations firms with their feet in social media and digital marketing, one would think more organizations could demonstrate content creation restraint. The alternative is to modify the content mix.
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Or do you learn better when you get a chance to process the content every 15 minutes by thinking about it quietly or talking with a peer? I know for myself that I don’t learn, retain, or apply when content is endlessly shared – even from expert – without a break.
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has published this really useful and free e-book on Micro Content. ” The e-book, which at 32 pages, is definitely long-form content provides context, best practices, examples, tools, and resources. What is micro content anyway? Visual.ly
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You know how I love posts about content curation tools. —————— Effectively promoting content is often the most challenging variable in the content marketing craze. This is a topic like content marketing, social media management etc.
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Adopting a content curation strategy can help you save time, while also establishing your thought leadership online. Content curation often means shifting from being the “source” of content to becoming a valued “resource” Rather than creating every piece of […].
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
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More than two years ago, when I wrote about why I thought content marketing doesn’t work for associations , I figured it was a benign enough topic. Literally being laughed at for being stupid and knowing nothing about content marketing or associations…or pretty much anything.
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