#effective content marketing

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Content marketing includes the creation and publishing of articles, videos, content banks, advertising campaigns, case studies, infographics, and blogs. It is a helpful marketing strategy to create brand awareness, attract the audience and generate revenues.

[strategichannah]

The Art of Consistency in Social Media Marketing

Want to improve your social media game? 🚀 Discover how consistency can boost your brand recognition, trust, and engagement. #SocialMediaMarketing #BrandBuilding

The Art of Consistency in Social Media Marketing Written By: that Hannah Jones Time to Read: 5 minutes In the world of social media, consistency is essential for building a strong brand and fostering trust with your audience. A steady stream of valuable content helps keep your business top of mind, while consistent branding reinforces your identity. When your audience knows what to expect,…

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Step-by-Step Content Marketing Guide for Business Success

Content marketing is vital for businesses to connect with their audience and drive profitable action. This guide covers essential strategies, from setting clear goals and identifying the target audience, to content creation, distribution, and measuring

Content marketing has become an indispensable tool for businesses aiming to attract and engage their target audience. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through step-by-step content marketing strategies that can elevate your brand’s online presence. Whether you’re a seasoned marketer or just starting, this guide will provide valuable insights and practical steps to create an effective…

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Effective Content Marketing Strategies.

zia shabir  Content marketing is a strategic approach to marketing that involves creating and distributing valuable and relevant content to attract, acquire, and engage a clearly defined target audience. The ultimate goal of content marketing is to drive profitable customer action, such as increased brand awareness, lead generation, customer retention, and ultimately, revenue growth.Content…

[cobwebinthecorner]

I keep on watching the Dropout show shorts they post on YouTube like it's my only way of experiencing their content, and COMPLETELY forgetting that I'm actively paying for their streaming service and I can just watch the full episodes instead.

[alisoncooper]

made a mistake in my new job of two months and being so so so brave about it

[theflyingfeeling]

Olli has such big, sad Bambi eyes I don't know what to do with myselllffffffff 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[jcmarchi]

The Proliferation and Problem of the ✨ Sparkles ✨ Icon

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The Proliferation and Problem of the ✨ Sparkles ✨ Icon

Kate Kaplan hits on something over at Nielsen Norman Group’s blog that’s been bugging me:

The challenge with this icon is sparkle ambiguity: Participants in our recent research study generally agreed that it represented something a little special. But, what was that something? And why was it special? That was less obvious. We encountered widely and wildly varied interpretations.

Man, I hate those sparkles. Correction: I loathe it as an icon but I use the heck out the ✨ emoji. I may even go so far as to say that my favorite thing about Dave Rupert’s introduction to web components is that it is littered with ✨ emoji every time the word “superpower” is evoked.

(Correction for the correction: I love everything about Dave’s introduction to web components. Take the full course!)

Sparkles get closer to becoming the unofficial AI icon every time a new one makes its way into some new app’s UI — the same way some menus became hamburgers and others became kebabs.

It’s ambiguous, right? I will say that I was stoked to see Notion roll out a fresh new icon for their AI feature just this week:

A face is interesting! I find human heads less compelling, especially when they’re realistic. Same deal with robot heads, which is another theme you can spot in the wild. But a face, particularly one that’s on the whimsical side as a line drawing, looks like it could work in this context that’s specific to Notion. I imagine another company or app having a tough time pulling off the same icon because this one is so closely tied to Notion’s overall branding:

See how nice it is next to the rest of Notion’s icons?

I also like how Notion has several versions of the icon for use in different situations.

And, yes, it animates as well:

It’s the button that persists in the bottom-right corner.

I’m not saying Notion’s landed on a silver bullet. What I am saying is that they’re doing a great job transitioning from an ambiguous one to a more meaningful one, something that Kate articulates extremely well:

[S]parkles are used frequently to represent not only AI features and capabilities but also completely unrelated features and content, such as visual effects, deals or rewards, personalized ads, and new content.

I get worked up about this because I own a pessimistic and assumptive view that the proliferation of sparkles icons reeks of marketing. There’s no way for me to know this, of course, but I’ll unabashedly don my tinfoil hat for this one.

Anyway, Kate’s article is a much more thorough investigation that’s worth the deep dive — it’s a selection pulled from an entire book on the topic of successful icon design. I’ll leave you with a sobering quote:

Finally, I also predict that the icon’s association with AI-driven features will get stronger in the immediate future. So, for the time being, using it to indicate AI-driven features (or even simply new features) may be useful. Over time, as AI-driven features become more common or even expected across interfaces, there will be less of a need to call them out. It won’t matter that the features are AI-driven; it will matter only that they are present and meet user needs.

[youthoughtiwasserious]

Is anyone else experiencing mobile ads that are unmuted & start playing audio as soon as they come on your feed?

I keep hitting the mute button, but each ad I get still shows as unmuted & starts playing whatever music/audio it has in it. I'm almost positive I remember being able to mute one ad, then all other ads that pop up on my feed were muted, too. That no longer seems to be the case.

I wonder if this is a glitch or intentional. Somehow I have the feeling it's the latter, and if that's the case, that's scummy.

I'm less concerned about the minor inconvenience of having to lower/raise my volume whenever I want to watch a video then reminding myself to lower my volume again so I don't get jump scared by an ad later, & more concerned that it is an ad that is automatically unmuted & starts playing whenever it shows up on my feed.

I should have the option to keep my Tumblr browsing experience silent without having to lower my phone's volume all the way down. If I want to hear something play on my feed, I should have to unmute it myself vs. having it be unmuted for me unexpectedly.

Come to think of it, I feel like since I've started experiencing this issue, I've noticed more ads on my feed. Maybe I'm noticing them more bc now they have audio and catch my attention more often, or it could also be that they've just added more ads recently in addition to making all ads play sound whether you muted the previous ad or not.

[sonnburn]

I’ll never understand the appeal of fanservice.

Like, am I alone in absolutely not caring about celebrities real lives at all? I love the things they make (like the characters they play or the music they make) but I usually know next to nothing about who the actor/musician/artist etc. is behind it and I don’t want to. Those are real people, not content for me to consume. I want them to have privacy and I regard them as completely separate entities from the things they make.

Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one with this hard line separating fiction and reality.

[cynosuredesigns]

Creating a content marketing strategy is crucial for your online marketing strategy. With a strong strategy, content marketing is performed to generate leads to significant traffic growth for your website. Content marketing works best if the content is on brand and based on a company's values. This approach reflects the value of a brand and tells a story engagingly.

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The Benefits of Seasonal Content Marketing

Seasonal content keeps your brand relevant! 🎉 Learn how to boost engagement and visibility with timely themes, SEO, and promotions. #ContentMarketing #SeasonalMarketing

The Benefits of Seasonal Content Marketing Written By: that Hannah Jones Time to Read: 5 minutes Seasonal content marketing is a powerful way for businesses to stay relevant, engage their audience, and leverage timely themes to boost visibility. By aligning your content with seasons, holidays, or popular cultural events, you create content that feels timely and relatable. Whether it’s winter…

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How I Will Help Freelance Writers Save $600 by Condensing My Bestseller 5 Times for Them

Just like some prefer fatty cuts while others opt for lean, my goal is to cater to the unique needs of every reader. Reader Feedback is everything for book authors! As a busy content creator myself, I know the demands of trying to keep up with reading, writing, and staying ahead in the game. That’s why I wanted to share a real-life solution I developed to help writers save time — and…

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3D Content Store: A Treasure Trove for Creators

3D Content Store is the brainchild of Jack, a passionate content creator dedicated to helping fellow designers by providing top-notch 3D videos, greenscreen content, backgrounds, and effects. The site is a haven for anyone in need of ready-to-use assets that can seamlessly integrate into their creative workflows. https://3dcontentstore.in Features 1. Diverse Asset Library: The store boasts a…