#content types

[walkgleeshwalk]

don’t underestimate the power of new sheets

[the-imitation-blog]

I’m not sure why this is such a dividing opinion to have, because honestly it’s just being an adult about the way you look at things in life, but here’s todays hot take;

If you don’t like the direction a show or band or franchise takes after a certain point in its lifetime, it’s perfectly okay to stop interacting with that particular piece of media or entertainment.

There’s absolutely no need to shit on the creators or musicians or writers etc of the piece of media just because you personally don’t like the new style of the creation.

Yes it might suck for you that your favourite band’s new music has changed tone drastically, or that your favourite character left the show after 19 years at the front and centre, but that doesn’t mean the new stuff is objectively bad, just that you personally don’t like it! And that’s okay! Just move on, find a new band who’s music is to your tastes, or a new tv show that grabs your attention better or re-listen/re-watch the old stuff and vibe with them instead! Life is far too short and far too full of shit already to spend your time engaging in an optional recreational activity that you don’t enjoy.

(Btw just want to add here; constructive criticism can be helpful to a certain degree, but honestly at the end of the day, if the band or show aren’t looking for tips, you’re better off just walking away. And also ‘this show is shit now, bring back the old cast’ or ‘I hate the new music, *artist* shouldn’t have made it’ is NOT constructive criticism!)

And please for the love of all things earthbound; stop shitting on people who are fans of the new content! People are allowed to like things that you don’t. And it’s incredibly disheartening to see people repeatedly saying ‘This album is so shit, *artist* should’ve called it quits years ago’ etc, when you yourself love the new songs. And I don’t think it’s all that unreasonable of me to think that fans searching for cool edits or tour photos shouldn’t have to wade through a bunch of hate towards the creators they enjoy as the content they want is buried deep in discourse of why the media they enjoy is ‘ShitTM’ or how ‘anyone who likes this stuff is just pathetic’.

To summarise; TLDR;

Disengage from content you don’t enjoy.

Don’t spam the tags of the content (meant as a way for people to find things that make them happy) with shit takes and hatred.

Let people like what they like and move on with your life! Find something you do enjoy and throw yourself into having fun with that!

To everyone willing to try and spread positivity; have a wonderful day.

To everyone wanting to continue spreading hatred and malicious comments against things they don’t personally enjoy but aren’t objectively ‘bad’; have a very fuck you.

[monirbahgat]

Being content, doesn't mean that I'll stop improving myself

Monir Bahgat

[thewriteadviceforwriters]

Any suggestions for content? | Authors and writer guides for creative writing

Hello writers, I wanted to reach out and inquire if any of you have any suggestions for content that you would like me to publish. I am open to taking requests and will be sure to give you credit in the blog post if I choose to write about a suggestion made by you. Just leave you suggestions in the replies. Thank you.

[acefaun]

I'm curious and trapped in my head right now.

[short-shinobi]

No particular reason for the gif, can’t wait for this movie😊

[tanishas09]

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Digital Marketing Contrary to popular belief, artificial intelligence (AI) encompasses much more than just voice assistants like Alexa.

The Vitality of Content Pruning: How to Optimize Your Digital Content Marketing Strategy

In the world of digital content marketing, creating high-quality and engaging content is crucial for success. However, as your website grows and your content library expands, ensuring that your content works for you rather than against you becomes vital. 

This is where content pruning comes in, a powerful SEO tactic that can help you optimize your website and boost your search engine rankings.

What is Content Pruning?

Content pruning refers to reviewing and removing or updating content that is no longer relevant, useful, or effective. This can include blog posts, landing pages, product pages, and other types of content. 

The goal is to enhance the quality and relevance of your website by getting rid of low-quality or outdated content and focusing on high-quality, relevant content that provides value to your audience.

Why is Content Pruning Important for SEO?

There are several reasons why content pruning is a crucial SEO tactic for any digital content marketing strategy:

Improving user experience

When visitors come to your website, they want to find useful and relevant information quickly and easily. If your website is cluttered with low-quality or outdated content, it can be difficult for users to find what they are looking for. By pruning your content, the user experience improves, making it easier for visitors to find the information they need.

Boosting Search Engine Rankings

Search engines like Google prioritize high-quality, relevant content in their search results. By pruning low-quality or outdated content and focusing on high-quality, relevant content, you can improve your search engine rankings and drive more traffic to your website.

Reducing duplicate content

Duplicate content is a common problem for many websites, especially those that have been around for a while. When you prune your content, you can identify and remove duplicate content, which helps in giving the best SEO results. Eliminating redundancy can also positively affect your search engine rankings. 

Saving time and resources

Creating high-quality content takes time and resources. By pruning low-quality or outdated content, you can free up time and resources to create new, high-quality content that provides value to your audience.

Pruning Techniques to Optimize Your Digital Content Marketing Strategy

Now that you understand the importance of content pruning for SEO, let’s look at some pruning techniques that you can utilize to optimize your digital content marketing strategy:

Review your website regularly

This is an SEO tactic, which is also common in website maintenance, as well as content pruning,  helps identify content that is no longer relevant or effective. This can include blog posts, landing pages, product pages, and other types of content. Look for content with low engagement, outdated information, or no longer relevant to your audience.

Evaluate your content

Once you have identified the content that needs to be pruned, evaluate each piece of content to determine whether it should be removed or updated. Ask yourself the following questions:

Is the content still relevant and useful to your audience?

Does the content provide value to your audience?

Is the content optimized for search engines?

Is the content up-to-date and accurate?

Does the content align with your brand and messaging?

Based on your answers to these questions, you can decide whether to remove or update the content to make it more relevant and useful.

Redirect or update URLs

When you remove content from your website, it’s important to redirect the URL to another relevant page to avoid 404 errors. This can help preserve existing search engine rankings and ensure that visitors are directed to relevant content. Alternatively, you can update the URL to reflect the updated content.

Prioritize high-traffic pages

When reviewing your content, prioritize high-traffic pages that are not performing as they should be. These pages have the potential to generate more traffic and revenue, but they may need to be updated or optimized to be more effective.

Use analytics to inform your pruning strategy

Analytics can provide valuable insights into how your content is performing and what content needs to be pruned. Use tools like Google Analytics to identify low-performing pages, bounce rates, time on page, and other metrics to inform your pruning strategy.

Keep an eye on seasonal content

Some types of content may only be relevant during certain times of the year. For example, a blog post about summer fashion may not be relevant during the winter months. Keep an eye on seasonal content and prune it when it is irrelevant.

Be careful when pruning content

While content pruning can be an effective way to optimize your digital content marketing strategy, it’s essential to be careful when removing content. Make sure that you are not removing content that still provides value to your audience or is driving traffic to your website.

Focus on quality over quantity

When it comes to digital content marketing, quality is more important than quantity. Instead of creating a lot of low-quality content, focus on creating a smaller amount of high-quality content that provides value to your audience. Doing so can ensure that your content is effective and useful. 

Keep an eye on competitors

Finally, keep an eye on your competitors and their work in content. If they are creating high-quality content that is performing well, you may need to step up your game and create better content to stay competitive.

At SRV Media, we understand the importance of content pruning in SEO and digital content marketing. Our team of experts can help you review your content, identify areas for improvement, and create a content strategy that delivers results. 

Contact us today to learn more about our SEO and digital content marketing services and how we can help you optimize your website for success.

[nerdyenby]

Anyone else create and consume very different content? Maybe it’s because the content I consume is well done and made by cool people and mine is made by me but I dunno

[madhukumarc]

What types of content perform best for engagement on different social media platforms?

Social Media Content Engagement:

Here are the types of content that perform best for engagement on different social media platforms (in order of importance):

1. Facebook: Short Videos (educational, and entertaining), Images, and Stories.

2. Instagram: Reels (educational, tips, and entertaining), Stories, and Image Carousels.

3. YouTube: YouTube Shorts (educational, and entertaining), and Educational Content (moderate length)

4. TikTok: Reels (educational, tips, and entertaining),

5. LinkedIn: Images, Thoughts and Experiences, Educational Content, and Memes.

6. X (Twitter): Threads (Strategies, Tips, and Learnings), and Images

7. Pinterest: Visual Pins (Travel Tours, Home Decor, Beauty, Women's Fashion, Food and Drink, and DIY and Crafts) and Infographics.

8. Threads: Text (personal experiences, thoughts, and tips) and Images.

9. Snapchat: Images (experiences)

Source: The above aspects are based on my personal observations, experiences, research, and current trends.

Remember - "Time is precious. Each social media user is going to be selective when it comes to which brands they follow. If they don't feel they’re getting consistent value from your social media content, they'll quickly unfollow to free up their feed for other users’ content" – HubSpot

Pro-Tip: Creating a social media content calendar, regularly evaluating content performance, and experimenting with various content types are essential steps that cannot be overlooked.

Here's related information that you may also find helpful – Social Media Management vs Digital Marketing

[bharatbriefs]

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[welcometogrouchland]

[ID in ALT] I've made posts before about Talia/Dick co-parenting Damian moments (will never happen but let me dream) and this came to me in a vision. Took me ages to finish for some reason 😭 and then even longer to post

[kensatou]

what if we were teammates of 19 years who said things like "i remember watching you play in latvia, thinking how lucky i was that i was going to be your teammate" and "sid saved me" and "only for pittsburgh, always with sid" and "i just always liked him from the start. always have. always will"... and we were both boys

(and what if sports reporters wrote alpha/alpha romance about us. what then.)