Showing posts with label content creation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label content creation. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 February 2017

3 Quick Steps To Get Your Entire Company Involved In Content Marketing

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It’s always wise to have the entire team by your side when you desperately want a work to be done or have a particular goal in mind. The same can be said of content marketing as well. If you can unite all the departments of your organization for one mission (i.e. content marketing), then you can easily create a huge difference in no time. Moreover, your inspiring initiative can well make way for various creative avenues you have never imagined before!
Fortunately, the major share of the marketers does get in touch with their content teams on a regular basis. But just imagine how effective it would be if members of other departments also show interest to join in that conversation? It would be simply great as the contribution level would simply rise to a whole new level. But the marketers often don’t have the drive or they simply run out of ideas as to how it would be possible.
So, in the following paragraphs, let’s just explore the steps to get your entire outfit involved in the business of content marketing –
1) Start a Dialogue
Just imagine how much fresh perspectives and creativity would be generated if all the workers in your organization become unofficial members or a direct part of the team which is handling content marketing. So, start a dialogue and make it as much productive as possible. Make each and every department within your organization realize how much beneficial content can be and why it needs a collective effort. After that setup meetings and discussion sessions with the people in charge of each department. Find out how willing they are to engage their best team players in the matter of content creation. Also, how much they can contribute every month on a regular basis. Talk about rewarding workers through paid vacations, free passes, incentives, and bonuses in return for their sincere efforts in the field of content creation and marketing. Finally, make them understand how effective content also can be in the matter of building ROI and closing sales.
2) Invite Employees
Just provide equal opportunity to all! If a member belonging to the human resource department or the sales department has an idea, then simply grab it. And it won’t be a bad idea at all to ask them to write about something straightaway. You can also arrange for a video recording session with the interested people. In other words, do whatever it takes to encourage them for more content contribution along with activities related to content marketing. You can also use newsletters to spread your word across the employees. Finally, you can implement a short survey in order to understand the views, interests, and hobbies of your employees. This will surely help you to utilize the available talent in a better manner.
3) Create an Idea Generating Environment
It’s absolutely important to make your employees feel at home all the time. At the same time, you must understand that not every employee can be completely comfortable with the added responsibility. For instance, not everyone loves to create! Again, that’s absolutely okay. The collaborative process which you are trying to implement can also include non-creators or say people not so interested to create at the same time. The catch is that these people can always contribute informally in a different manner.
A brainstorming session has often proved as a good option for idea generation. However, one downside of such a session is that there are many people who do not feel free to convey their entire view in front of a group. Besides looking for other mechanisms, these people also crave for some time in order to come out with a well thought out plan. Therefore, under these circumstances, it would be very apt to introduce something which is time-saving and convenient for idea submission. For instance, tools like Google Doc or even Trello board can be excellent for employees to leave ideas at their convenience. All the best!

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Saturday, 4 February 2017

What Content Marketing is All About?


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Content marketing facilitates creation and distribution of engaging content in front of its viewers / readers. In the process, it obviously helps to leave a positive impact in the minds of the present as well as potential customers. Therefore, it’s vital for activities such as lead generation, branding, and sales. Effective content marketing also increases the trust and awareness levels of your target audience, and promotes you as a clear expert or leader in your industry. Eventually, this sets the foundation for a strong business relationship.
For all these above mentioned reasons, numerous large organizations all across the globe have pinned their hopes on content marketing. You will be quite surprised to know that as per the survey of Content Marketing Institute, most U.S. B2B firms invest close to 40 percent when it comes to allocating their budget towards content marketing. Moreover, interestingly, there’s a significant rise in this trend amongst mid-sized and smaller organizations as well. The fact that communication channels these days have become more diverse, have obviously paved the way for marketers to expand their potential reach. Also, most importantly, the cost for businesses to get their content published has become extremely cheaper like never before.
SEO And Content Marketing 
It’s almost impossible to separate SEO and content marketing! In other words, one simply cannot live in the absence of the other. Search engines go through your content, then indexes it, and then ranks it. So, obviously this is a pretty important process, and hence, cannot be ignored under any circumstances. On the other hand, the more your content matches with the search phrases of your target audience, the better it is for your website / business presence.
SEO is no rocket science, therefore, anyone with sufficient patience and grey matter in their head can not only learn, but become a master at it. However, it should be remembered that SEO alone cannot make your blog or business popular by any stretch of imagination. Popularity and success depends largely on the content that you are marketing! If your content lacks reasonable quality, then no optimization technique in this world can help you. It’s as simple as that.
How Knowing Your Target Audience Helps In Content Marketing?
Content creation and marketing techniques can never become fully successful unless you don’t have a clear idea on your target audience. At the same time, it’s equally important to answer all probable queries your audience might have while going through your website.
How Keyword Research Helps?
Although search engines are changing their way of functioning every now and then, the task of searching for right keywords still holds a lot of importance. In fact, even today, it is considered as a key element towards successful SEO implementation and content marketing. Therefore, this area requires your time, patience, and effort all at the same time!
How To Create An Effective Strategy For Content Marketing?
It’s very important to create a pool of excellent pages / articles for your website. These pages should truly represent your business in every possible manner. At the same time, it’s equally important to optimize these articles with the keyword you consider as the most crucial in your content marketing strategy. Preferably, the home page should include direct links for these articles.
Finally, it’s always handy to have a clear idea on the type or nature of content that will eventually make its place in the strategy. Usually, it can be a mix of anything between the following:
  • White papers
  • Webinars
  •  Live presentations
  • Posts on Social Media
  • General Videos
  •  Podcasts
  • Presentations with PowerPoint
  • Email newsletters
  • E-books
  • Guest blog posts and
  • Blog posts

Useful Posts:

 

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Tuesday, 15 March 2016

3 Ways to Identify the SEO needs of Your Content


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Creating content for the sake of content is no way a good strategy when it comes to SEO. It is a sheer waste of time. What is more important is to analyze the search results, evaluate the existing content and engage with your customers.

It is important to understand what your users want in order to get your content right. For this you can hire professional help by running a search on ‘SEO Company India.’ You may even stumble upon some great deals if you look specifically for ‘affordable SEO packages India.’ Yet, if you do not mind putting in a little bit of efforts, this is what you need to do:

1. Analyze the Search Results: It is important to understand what kind of content people are looking for and what are the means they adopt to look for such content. A better way to do this is to do some analysis on the search results. Run online searches on potential titles, content topics and keyword phrases to begin with. You will have to understand the intention behind these target keywords. Most of the times, it is the information about a product that people are looking for. If you don’t already have an informational or a blog page, you will have to create one and it better be good. Having a great content idea is not enough. You will have to create content that appeals to your buyers. Although search results are not what you need to base your content upon, they do help in understanding the intention behind such searches.

2. Evaluate the Existing Content: The existing content on your website will have to be evaluated thoroughly to find out what is working and what is not working. For this you need to keep a track of the customer’s journey on your website before he makes a purchase, fills a form or leaves your site. You can make use of the GA funnel analysis to set up conversion paths and find out at what point of the conversion funnel, the customers are dropping off. In case the content on a particular page is responsible for these exits, you may have to work on it to set it right. On the other hand, if a particular page is performing extremely well, you will know what is it that is driving your customers to go all the way through the funnel. You can also use the “Behavior Flow” tool in order to find out the path that your visitors are taking to navigate through your site. Also analyze the bounce rates of your pages to check the performance of your existing content. Once you have found out that a particular page is not doing well, you can check:

o   If there is any information that is missing on that page
o   If you are targeting the right keyword
o   Is the traffic coming from some irrelevant source
o   If the following things have been used in the right way on your page

§  CTA (call-to-action)
§  Heading
§  Cross-links
§  On-page content
§  Keywords


Once you determine the answers to the above questions, you can start putting it all together to get the full picture. Then you can analyze what you can do to achieve better results.

3. Assess the needs of your customers: The content that you create is mainly for your customers and this is why it is very important to assess the needs of your customers so as to get your content right. For this you need to interact with your customers. Apart from talking face-to-face or over phone, you can also use various tools such as live chats, customer surveys and various online user testing tools. You can even make a list of frequently asked questions. The most popular tools for this include:

·         SurveyMonkey
·         KISSMetrics
·         Rejoiner
·         Usertesting.com
·         CrazyEgg

All these three methods mentioned above can help you gather a lot of information that can be really useful. It depends upon how you put it all together to fill the gaps in the content and come up with the right content that appeal to your audience. If not there is always the option of hiring professional help by going through the results you got on your search for “SEO company India” or “affordable SEO packages India.”

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Sunday, 27 December 2015

What You Need to Know About SEO in 2016




Google keeps changing its algorithm every now and then and keeping up with all these changes may just not be the answer to Search Engine Optimization any more. User-friendly marketing should be your goal which automatically increases your conversion rate. The only way to do this is to focus on the ‘User Intent.’

When a user types in a search phrase or a keyword on the search engine, he has a specific goal in mind. This goal is what we know as the user intent.  The intent behind typing such a keyword could be to:

  1. ·         DO Something
  2. ·         KNOW Something
  3. ·         GO Somewhere

There can even be multiple intents behind a single query. For instance, if a user searches for ‘SEO company India,’ he may be looking for an Indian SEO company that might cater to his requirements or he may be an SEO professional looking for a job in an SEO company India.

Understanding the user intent as well as conversions is very important as it not only improves your conversion rates but also increases your ranking. Here is a reading list that refers to five articles on user intent along with a key takeaway that can prove very useful:

Key takeaway: “It is important to create content that actually answers the question that is implied by the keywords that are used by the user.”

Marketecture’s article on Google’s focus on user intent: This article prompts the reader to think about SEO in terms of user intent. As per the article the search results will have to understand the conversational language of the searchers.

Key takeaway: Content is useful only when it answers the questions of real-life.

Unbounce’s write-up on why you might lose money through Adwords if you do not identify the user intent behind the keywords: As per this article the keywords are of three types which can tell you if the user is just looking for something, seriously shopping or has already made up his mind to make that purchase. You can use these on your landing page to improve conversions.

Key takeaway: “The Key to successful PPC campaigns is to have the same message on your landing page as is seen in the call-to-action line of your ad.”

Make it Rain’s article on why you should consider user-intent as your new keyword research: This article throws light on how you can understand the user intent through the keyword that users use for searching. It makes you aware of the four kinds of user-searches namely navigational search, informational search, commercial search and transactional search. Each of these relate to a different user-intent and a different stage of the funnel of conversion. You will be able to distinguish keywords that have high probability of conversion from the rest.

Key takeaway: Looking at the flaws in your keyword strategy from the conversion funnel perspective helps you sort users into various stages of conversion.

PPC Hero’s article on how analytics reports can help you understand user-intent: This article helps you visualize the behavior of the users on your website through Google Analytics and understand the user-intent.

Key takeaway: “Check if the users that land on your website navigate away from your site or start looking for something else. This can give you a clear idea about the user-intent.”

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