Does Content Length Matter?
Does content length matter anymore? Charlotte Content Marketing Founder Andrew Rusnak talks about how to structure written content for maximum impact in the modern age of online search.
Should You Use Humor in Your Brand’s Content?
The use of humor is an incredibly powerful marketing tool in the right hands, but in the wrong hands, the use of humor can result in disaster. The real issue with trying to use humor as a branding tool is that humor is subjective.
What’s funny to you may not be funny to your customers. If your sense of humor doesn’t match, you run the risk of creating cringe-inducing content, or worse, you end up alienating your audience altogether.
How Often Should Your B2B Brand Post to Social Media?
You already know that posting to social media is one of those things you “have to do”, but if that’s your approach, you may be looking at this tool all wrong in the B2B world. Your brand already has its foundation, so for you, social media isn’t about getting “likes” (and those are vanity metrics anyway.)
No, for a brand like yours, social media serves a different purpose: de-risking the relationship and building a connection. As part of a Search EVERYWHERE Optimization strategy, social media is the human hands that are upon the shoulder of a customer, gently guiding them to your products and services.
Content Marketing and Content Creators: Not Quite Twins, But Definitely Related
So, what’s the difference between content marketing and being a content creator? Well, while these two might seem like identical twins at first glance, they're more like cousins. Content creators and content marketing professionals need one another, but they both serve different purposes and do different things.
In this post, we’re going to:
Take a deep dive into the differences and similarities between content marketing and content creation
Explore how each one can benefit your digital marketing strategy
Look at some scenarios in which one or both might be best to use
Topical Authority & SEO: The Essentials for Content Marketing
In the realm of SEO, topical authority refers to a website's expertise and depth of information in specific subject areas. In a nutshell, you want your business’ website to be seen as THE authority on topics your customers are searching for. To do this, you need to establish topical authority.
