Client-side Teams
Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2024 10:23 am
– Cassio Politi, Founder, Tracto Content Marketingdiffusing The Focusmistake : Unclear Outcomes – Just Asking A Team To Create Content Isn’t Enough. Exactly What Are You Trying To Accomplish With The Content You Create?mistake : Too Many Outcomes – Inviting Your Team To Increase Engagement, Raise Brand Awareness, Generate Leads, Become The Industry Expert, Drive Sales, And Increase Your Search Ranking With Your Content Is Asking Too Much Of Your Team (Not Your Content).define One Clear Outcome For Your Content Marketing Strategy And Watch Your Team Thrive.
– Andrew Davis, Author And Keynote Speaker, Monumental Shiftexpecting malaysia phone number resource Too Muchnot Getting Out Of Their Own Way And Thinking That One Person Can (And Should!) Do Two People’s Jobs. – Chris Ducker, Founder, Youpreneur.cominvolving Too Many Stakeholdersone Well-intentioned Inefficiency Is An Overly Large Group Of Client-side Stakeholders, Which Can Result In Both Content Creation By Consensus And Approval Paralysis.don’t Get Me Wrong, We Love Enthusiastically Engaged Clients, But We Also Love Leaders Stepping Up To Be Accountable For Individual
– Diane Di Costanzo, Chief Content Officer, Foundry , Dotdash Meredithnot Providing The Foundationit’s Incredibly Important To Provide Brand Standards To Your Content Marketing Team. Each Brand Has Its Own Point Of View, Voice, And Do’s And Don’ts. Make Sure Your Content Marketing Team Is Intimately Familiar With These Brand Standards To Ensure Your Content Looks And Feels And Sounds Like Your Brand. – Brittany Graff, Senior Director Of Marketing, Painting With A Twistfocusing On The Little Thingsmistake A Failure To Understand The Full Process Of Developing/creating Content And Trying To Micromanage Each Person And Their Responsibilities.
– Andrew Davis, Author And Keynote Speaker, Monumental Shiftexpecting malaysia phone number resource Too Muchnot Getting Out Of Their Own Way And Thinking That One Person Can (And Should!) Do Two People’s Jobs. – Chris Ducker, Founder, Youpreneur.cominvolving Too Many Stakeholdersone Well-intentioned Inefficiency Is An Overly Large Group Of Client-side Stakeholders, Which Can Result In Both Content Creation By Consensus And Approval Paralysis.don’t Get Me Wrong, We Love Enthusiastically Engaged Clients, But We Also Love Leaders Stepping Up To Be Accountable For Individual
– Diane Di Costanzo, Chief Content Officer, Foundry , Dotdash Meredithnot Providing The Foundationit’s Incredibly Important To Provide Brand Standards To Your Content Marketing Team. Each Brand Has Its Own Point Of View, Voice, And Do’s And Don’ts. Make Sure Your Content Marketing Team Is Intimately Familiar With These Brand Standards To Ensure Your Content Looks And Feels And Sounds Like Your Brand. – Brittany Graff, Senior Director Of Marketing, Painting With A Twistfocusing On The Little Thingsmistake A Failure To Understand The Full Process Of Developing/creating Content And Trying To Micromanage Each Person And Their Responsibilities.