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Content Marketing in Digital Marketing

The creation and promotion of online materials with the goal of increasing interest in a product or service

Audience segmentation: The division of an audience into groups of who they are and what they like, with a goal of identifying a group most interested in your product/service.'

Online readers have a reduced attention span, due to being flooded with information

What are 'highlighting key dates' and 'considering multiple channels' best practices of? Creating a content calendar

Which of the following metrics could help you understand which blog post is resonating the most with your audience? Session duration


How to make BLOG for almost no cost

http://trends.google.com/ - Find trending articles people searching

https://keywordseverywhere.com/

https://platform.openai.com/playground - get almost free articles

Pexels.com - Free stock photos 

canva.com - free video editing - search tikkok video template (same as fb, insta, also)


Content syndication

Content syndication is the republishing of owned content to other sites. Content syndication increases the reach of content by introducing it to new audiences. Content syndicating increases your reach and drives traffic to your site.


Difference

Content marketers are creators, driven by an urge to connect with an audience. Content syndication is a way to ensure that content is seen by those that can appreciate its value.

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