#Content Analytics

[wordpressvip]

Why deal with Google Analytics when you could use the best analytics plugin instead?

Hint: It's Parse.ly.

[unicornmarketing]

Navigating the Digital Landscape: Why Content is King in Marketing

In the ever-evolving realm of digital marketing, one truth remains constant: content reigns supreme. As digital platforms become increasingly saturated, the challenge for marketers is not just to reach the audience, but to engage them meaningfully. This article delves into why and how content stands at the forefront of this endeavor. Understanding the Digital Marketing Ecosystem The Evolution of…

[dynamicdamilare]

Content Creation with Graphics Design

#contentcreator #graphics #Graphicsdesign_Video Title:_ Content Creation with Graphics Design_Video Description:_ watch Video Here https://youtu.be/RBYfhS6RqPWelcome to our training segment on content creation with a focus on graphics design!_Chapter 1: Introduction to Content Creation (0:00 – 0:45)_Content creation is not difficult, and most of us are already content creators. We create content…

[familyguide00]

The Benefits of Working With an Experienced Content Writing Agency

In today's digital age, content is king. Whether you're a small business or a large corporation, having high-quality content that resonates with your target audience is essential for building a strong online presence and driving engagement and conversions. That's where content writing agencies come in.

Content writing agencies specialize in creating high-quality content for businesses of all sizes. They have the expertise, resources, and experience needed to help businesses develop a consistent and impactful online presence. In this blog post, we'll explore the benefits of working with an experienced content writing agency, including:

Consistent and High-Quality Content One of the primary benefits of working with an experienced content writing agency is the ability to create consistent and high-quality content. Content writers at these agencies have a deep understanding of the principles of effective writing, including grammar, syntax, and style. They know how to structure content in a way that is easy to read and understand and can use language to evoke emotion and connect with your audience on a deeper level.

In addition to their writing skills, content writers at agencies also have a strong understanding of content marketing principles. They know how to optimize content for search engines, social media, and other digital channels to maximize its reach and impact.

By working with an experienced content writing agency, you can ensure that your business produces high-quality content on a consistent basis. This consistency helps to establish trust with your audience and makes it easier for them to recognize and engage with your brand.

Industry Expertise and Insights

Another benefit of working with an experienced content writing agency is the industry expertise and insights that they can provide. Content writers at agencies work with a variety of clients in different industries, giving them a unique perspective on what works and what doesn't in terms of content marketing.

This industry expertise allows content writing agencies to provide valuable insights and recommendations on content strategy, messaging, and tactics that are tailored to your specific industry and target audience. By leveraging the insights and expertise of content writing agencies, businesses can create content that is not only high-quality but also resonates with their target audience and drives results.

Customized Content Strategies

One of the challenges of content marketing is creating content that is tailored to your specific audience and business goals. Working with an experienced content writing agency can help you overcome this challenge by developing a customized content strategy that is aligned with your business objectives.

Content writing agencies will work with you to understand your business goals, target audience, and content needs. Based on this information, they will develop a content strategy that is customized to your specific needs and goals. This strategy may include the creation of blog posts, social media content, email newsletters, and other types of content that are designed to engage your audience and drive results.

Improved Search Engine Optimization

Search engine optimization (SEO) is essential for driving organic traffic to your website. By working with an experienced content writing agency, businesses can improve their SEO and drive more traffic to their website.

Content writers at agencies know how to create content that is optimized for search engines. They know how to use keywords, meta descriptions, and other SEO tactics to improve the visibility of your content in search engine results pages (SERPs). By creating high-quality, SEO-friendly content, content writing agencies can help businesses improve their online visibility and attract more qualified leads.

Conclusion In conclusion, working with an experienced content writing agency can have numerous benefits for businesses looking to build a strong online presence. From producing high-quality and consistent content to leveraging industry expertise and insights, customizing content strategies, improving search engine optimization, and saving time and resources, content writing agencies offer valuable services to businesses of all sizes and industries.

[kbvresearch]

Maximizing Your Digital Presence with Content Analytics

Nowadays, success in business requires a substantial online presence. To stay ahead of the curve and crush the competition, you need to have a rock-solid online presence. For this purpose, there is content analytics. You may improve your online presence and attract more visitors to your website by analyzing your digital content and gleaning insights about the habits and tastes of your target…

[madhukumarc]

What is content marketing, and what services do content marketing agencies offer?

Content marketing is a type of marketing that focuses on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly defined audience and ultimately drive profitable customer action.

In fact, it is not just about creating content; it is also about understanding how to use and distribute it to reach a larger audience and make it resonate including to achieve content marketing goals.

Content marketing costs 62% less than traditional marketing [Source - NEAL SCHAFFER] and generates 3x more leads [Source - Demand Metric].

Content marketing agencies offer a wide range of services to help businesses create, manage, and distribute content effectively. These services include content strategy, content creation, content optimization, content distribution, and content analytics.

Content strategy involves developing a plan for producing content that aligns with the goals of the organization. This includes setting objectives, researching topics, identifying target audiences, and creating an editorial calendar.

Content creation involves developing the actual content that will be used to reach the target audience. This could include blog posts, articles, white papers, e-books, videos, podcasts, images, infographics, or any other type of content that can be used to engage the target audience.

Image Source - The State of Content Marketing 2023 Global Report by Semrush

Content optimization is all about making sure the content is optimized for search engine visibility. This includes keyword research, metadata optimization, and link building.

Content distribution is the process of getting the content in front of the target audience. This could include leveraging social media channels, email list building campaigns, SEO optimization, and paid advertising.

Content analytics is the process of tracking how well the content is performing. This includes measuring website traffic, conversions, shares, likes, comments, and other metrics to determine how effective the content is at reaching the target audience.

Overall, content marketing agencies can provide a wide range of services to help businesses create and distribute content effectively. By leveraging these services, businesses can increase their visibility online and reach their target audience more effectively.

Here's related information that might be useful to you – 8 Content Quality Metrics To Improve Your Content’s Impact.

[statementlou]

https://www.tumblr.com/louisupdates/754934426217152513/goodbye-faith-in-the-future-world-tour-272024?source=share

did he or did he not lose fans then?

I will answer this because this anon actually brings a concrete question to the table rather than just "hurhur but you're a larrie??" (tell me you can't actually refute any of our points…). Anyway this post shows the decrease in Louis instagram followers between the screenshots taken directly after the release of Faith in the Future in Nov '22, when he changed his bio to promote that album and the tour tickets, and now, when he changed it again to mention the current release. But I'm putting that response under a cut because I'm tired of the actual POINT of all this nonsense getting lost in a sea of made up things people insist are important:

There is no rational argument you can make to say that Louis has less fans now than he did 2, 4, or 6 years ago. You don't need a spreadsheet of details you need to USE YOUR EYES! He has gone from filling theaters to filling arenas and stadiums. His second album made a higher chart position than his first album. His festival has doubled in size EVERY year of its existence. And for that matter: his insta post engagement numbers remain about the same (despite the fact that older posts should have way MORE likes due to having been there longer, even aside from follower counts.) SO WHO FUCKING CARES ABOUT HIS INSTA FOLLOWER NUMBER???? Serious question: what does the word "fans" mean if these things aren't what matters? ALL of this quibbling about what he should do to make things better and people can't even see that THINGS AREN'T BAD.

Anyway to address the specific question- (con't......)

NO- HE DID NOT LOSE FANS. HE LOST SOME INSTA FOLLOWERS. THESE ARE NOT THE SAME THING. As I said above, literally what does it mean to lose fans if that number change coincides with him having higher sales, more audience members, and higher engagement than ever before? Whatever he lost ISN'T FANS. I wouldn't be surprised if a significant factor was something like a bot purge, but also yes: I'm sure a lot of casuals followed him around the time of his big album release and later unfollowed him. That's extremely normal because that's how casual engagement works, and why the definition of fan really matters. Louis and his team understand this and have referenced it repeatedly, talking about how lucky he is to have *us* specifically, to have the kind of dedicated fanbase he has, to have the KIND of fans he does who will allow him to do what HE wants. @dogsliampaynedoesntinstagram named the issue of depth vs breadth with regard to fans a long time ago, and pointed out why having DEPTH is so much more important. It's like this- artists who are on top 40 radio have more numbers on things like insta follows, and for a time on sales and tickets. But those aren't FANS- they're people with a casual interest. And as soon as that person isn't being forced in their ears 10x a day, those people lose interest and stop supporting them, stop buying stuff and unfollow, and those artists end up doing the 'opener on the jingle ball' circuit rather than their own tours. One Direction as a whole, and Louis maybe most of all or near to at this point, have something MUCH MORE VALUABLE than that- DEPTH FANS. Louis has fans who will support him even if he takes years to release music, or stops parading around with a pretend girlfriend to stay in the headlines at least once a month, or completely changes his image and genre, and that is UNHEARD OF. It's ASTONISHING and worth SO MUCH MORE. And they get that! THAT is why he always bragging about us, why industry people he works with are always so agog about us, why he will do anything for US- not for randos. He is also growing his breadth- and it's OBVIOUSLY WORKING whatever his follower counts are, but that is always going to be secondary to doing things for THE FANDOM because that is his sustainable business model. That is what keeps him onstage and reaching number one. And not coincidentally, the things they do are also working to grow that- much more valuable- commodity. So the fact that that's exactly what these chuckleheads complain about- that he does things that are just fandom facing or serving rather than everything being aimed at recruiting casual fans- does nothing but betray how completely they, unlike Louis and his team, misunderstand the actual drivers of his (actual, existing, happening) success. Luckily for Louis, he and his team rely on their own data harvesting (they do a LOT of it) and growth metrics (they're off the charts) rather than the smug assumptions of random (mostly quite new to this) fans and the few bitter people leading the complaining about everything Louis does.

[movie-robotnik-positivity]

Personally I'm really happy with the decision to introduce original human villains to the SCU.

I understand a lot of people don't like it when they deviate from game stuff, but the series is already infamous for having almost no reocurring villains besides Eggman. And this is more than just an adaptation, it's a proper pillar of the Sonic franchise that can tell it's own stories and introduce its own characters.

[skinnypaleangryperson]

-❤️Diane was decently smart or significantly above and was studying a master's and had a passion for intelligence in non-humans

-❤️While she was alive, apparently it was expected for Rick not to be especially interested in her studies for whatever reason since she seems surprised that he read it. Might relate back to theme that they have every now and then that the relationship wasn't perfect: especially since Diane told him that she was too good for him; but it seems like they were still very in love.

-❤️After she died he probably read over and studied and clung onto every single minuscule little thing that she had ever studied, accomplished, thought of or did.

-❤️It's actually kind of cute, the idea of Diane studying something like intelligence-which feels like it would be compatible with Rick, since he's always so obsessed with being smart, and considering that the majority of his interests and fixations tends to be a non-human things anyway, it would make sense why this would be a cute a dynamic for two people being married.

-❤️Some of the things that Diane studied or was inspired by inspired Rick to make a lot of his own inventions and fascinations.

This show only gives crumbs so I'm going to tear them apart to absolute pieces with the very few times I get the chance, you only get 10 times a year anyway.

[aimfor-theheart]

i can litcherally connect every issue people complain about within fandom in recent years to late stage capitalism

[algorithmquartz]

First Post!

Or at least, this is my first post on Tumblr since high school lol. I used to use Tumblr often a long time ago, but I left. Now I start fresh with a new account!

My name is AlgorithmQuartz. I'm 22, an INFJ, and a Capricorn Sun/Leo Moon/Libra Rising. I'm into gaming, singing, coding, witchcraft, tarot/oracle, astrology, and exploring esoteric ideas. I'm currently in school for computer science with a minor in data analytics. I'm also a practicing witch.

If any of that sounds interesting, feel free to give me a follow! I may also follow back. I've recently started making YouTube content as well, and I'm shortly going to post the couple videos I have so I can put them on the featured section of my blog. If you wanna check out my YouTube channel, then here it is!

Y e e t u s

[wordpressvip]

Not to toot our own horn, but... yeah okay, we're tooting our own horn.

"Parse.ly gives you the tools to focus on your content strategy, prove content value, and deliver tailored content experiences that drive meaningful results. Writers and marketers using Parse.ly don’t have to turn to the analyst team for answers—they can be data-driven themselves."

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what u think, to much colour, or less?

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[dynamicdamilare]

Content Creation with Graphics Design

#contentcreator #graphics #Graphicsdesign_Video Title:_ Content Creation with Graphics Design_Video Description:_ watch Video Here https://youtu.be/RBYfhS6RqPWelcome to our training segment on content creation with a focus on graphics design!_Chapter 1: Introduction to Content Creation (0:00 – 0:45)_Content creation is not difficult, and most of us are already content creators. We create content…

[tropiyas]

reddit begging on its hands and knees whenever you take a screenshot

[vavuska]

I thought this one would be just another developer of mobile game that use The Sims 4 contents in its (fake) ads to fraud users by making people belive it is its game, when it has a completely different gameplay.

Unfortunately, Room Makover by FlyBird Casual Games is much more than this.

Room Makover has plenty of false ads. This time I actually tried the game, because the pictures and videos on Google Play were cute and I decided to give it a try.

I was so naive. Happens that the whole page on Google Play is full of fake contents.

It's just one of those mobile games in which you have to match and remove nails. Every time you pass a level, you will rewarded with bills that you can use to unlock part of a building under "makeover". You have just three option for every part of the building or the room to choose between.

There is nothing creative. Not actual building or cluttering rooms or decoring.

As, always, since I'm a curious little bitch, I decided to dig further into this FlyBird Casual Game and... Oh. God. Their site looks even less legit than LUCKY FORTUNE GAMES' one!

It is just a void page. There is nothing here. NOTHING. The only two working section are the privacy and conditions of use, in which they try to convince you that they didn't have any liability for damages or fraud committed.

The privacy one is curious, because mentions this Commissioner's Office in UK and a long list of partners. Both for ads and for data collection, which is hugely uncommon for this kind of games.

Sooooo... In this magical list of apps, I noticed a few tech nightmares, which I will explain briefly here:

Aarki is an AI company that builds advertising solutions to drive mobile revenue growth. Traslated from bullshit: they use AI to generate fake ads and sells it to shady corps.

Blind Ferret is the big deal here! Not only gave you digital marketing solutions, data collection and analytics, but also pays influencers and product placement on social media to promote the game and, hear me out, CREATE fake ads too! It's literally written in their site: "Our Creative Services don’t just make things look pretty. Our team uses data to guide us! How do we make brands shine? By turning the arts into a numbers game with top-performing creative content." This include: Graphic Design, Illustration, 2D Animation, Video Editing and Composition, Copywriting and conceptualizing.

InMobi is a big Corp that does native advertising, which means promoted contents, collabs with influencers, etc.

Ironsource. This one is a fucking cancer. IronSource Ltd. is an Israeli software company that focuses on developing technologies for app monetization and distribution, with its core production focused on the app economy. That would sound harmless, but Samsung use it in its budget and midrange smartphone to install multiple third-party apps during the set-up process. This platform slips bloatware on the pretext of recommended apps, leading to apps clutter and reduction in on-board storage space. The only purpose it exists on Samsung phones is to download games without your consent with no way to remove it (no app installed).

Mintegral is another fucking tech nightmare. Not only poses serious threats to your privacy and datas, but also uses malicious codes to spy your activity and when you seem intentioned to install a mobile app, Mintegral’s software would then fire off fake clicks on non-existent ads to claim credit for the install and essentially collect a bounty from app publishers who pay ad networks to promote their apps.

Mistplay is one of those "play to earn bucks" that I find very very dangerous. Because YOUR data are their revenue.

Tapjoy does monetization of ads and also surveys, that force users to download one from a long list of games, download it and playing for hours or since it is gained some in-game prize. This surveys are rewarded with credits and user can spend on the mobile game they actually want to play. Tapjoy has a huge market among IMVU users, who need credits to buy piece of clothing and accessories for their avi.

The other apps do mobile app marketing, using data collection that allow shady corps to target more gullable and naive people to scam. Plus they do also monetization surveys to earn money and at the same time forcefully grow the engagement of this shady corps.

Obviously, there is no user support mail listed in their Google Play page, but at least this has a contact mail listed on their website: flybirdgames2022@gmail.com

As always, stay safe and please tell me if you know more about everything above or know the person who create this build first.

Help people to stay safe.

Thank you.

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