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How to Write Headlines That Get Your Brand What It Wants [Checklist]
Counting headlines is an antiquated skill. But the sentiment should live on: Writing a headline that best fits its environment is what makes it great. Follow this checklist for headlines that work for your audience and your brand. Continue reading → The post How to Write Headlines That Get Your
How to Make Your Writing More Powerful
Digital media fostered a generation of lazy writing. Without finite space demanded of print, writers aren’t forced to edit. To keep skills sharp, writers must do writing workouts. Start with these five exercises. Continue reading → The post How to Make Your Writing More Powerful appeared first on Content Marketing
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How to Get the Content Marketing Salary You Deserve
 Recently, Tatiana Morand, a content and SEO manager, asked her employer for a raise. She got it. Content marketer Allison Gagliardi asked for 10% raises at two previous employers. Both times, she got the salary bump. How? Both of them say they didn’t just ask for a raise. They
3 Tools to Make Your Editorial Calendar More Effective
 A few short years ago, simply writing useful articles regularly was enough to keep your audience engaged and see your SEO rankings steadily grow. Now, consumers are more demanding and the Google algorithm is more advanced. To accommodate both, you need to be always testing new tools and tactics.
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Your 2020 Mission: A Unified Strategy for Content in Your Marketing
 In case you haven’t noticed – over the years here at CMI we’ve spent quite a few brain cells and digital ink defining and defending the approach of content marketing as a separate and distinct methodology to influence customer behavior. More than a decade ago, my good friend and
How to Make the Most of Your Paid Content Promotion on Facebook
In the past five years, Facebook’s organic reach has declined significantly – 2016 alone saw a 52% drop. Facebook Pages with over 500,000 “likes” have an average organic reach of 2% or less for each post, according to research from Social@Ogilvy reported by HubSpot. Facebook Pages w/ over 500K
How to Stop Your Personal Money Habits From Affecting Your Business
If you feel that years of cultivating personal money habits are now affecting your business, now’s the best time to take action and weed those habits out. Managing cash flow can prove difficult even for seasoned companies with experienced financial officers on board. Beginning freelancers and small-business owners, however, are
Do What Most Content Marketers Don’t and Get Better Results
 Let’s begin with some simple math: 0.28 x 0.47 x 0.15 x 0.65 = 0.0128 The answer, expressed as a percentage, is 1.28%. I know what you might be thinking: What happened to the content I’m used to reading here at Content Marketing Institute? Let me explain. Take the