After writing 155 posts, I finally discovered the meaning of quality content
Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2024 4:37 am
Quality content can only be created when you have mastered all the basics of copywriting and content marketing. Want to dig deeper into the topic? I wrote this article and explained in detail why I did so. Want some advice? It's worth a read.
*The following article will discuss specific cases and results from our first blog in Portuguese: www.rockcontent.com/blog
If you work with digital marketing and execute any kind of content strategy, I can presume that you may have the answer on the tip of your tongue:
" Quality content is content that removes a person's doubts and manages to explain a certain issue in a complete manner ."
Another possible answer could be "It is the content that azerbaijan email list 194608 contact leads manages to be better than all the results on Google. Quality content always deserves the first place in organic searches."
Am I right?
Well then, we need to talk about this topic.
This post was originally published on Marketing Hackers, Rock Content’s Medium channel . The data is from a year ago — but this content is extremely current.
Recently, Diego Gomes sent me an email with three pieces of content and a mission that left me very encouraged: to draw a parallel between three articles and arrive at a definition of what quality Rock Content content is .
After writing about 155 articles in the last three years, I think I've accumulated some interesting experience ( I tell some of the stories here ) and now I'm going to share that experience with you.
This content is long, but I assure you that at the end of reading it you will realize that it was worth it!
Before you start, see which articles the reflection is based on.
Content Marketing Moneyball: How to Win an Unfair Game – Larry Kim
The first article on the list was a piece of content by Larry Kim (CEO of MobileMonkey and Founder of WordStream) that got me thinking quite a bit about this topic.
*The following article will discuss specific cases and results from our first blog in Portuguese: www.rockcontent.com/blog
If you work with digital marketing and execute any kind of content strategy, I can presume that you may have the answer on the tip of your tongue:
" Quality content is content that removes a person's doubts and manages to explain a certain issue in a complete manner ."
Another possible answer could be "It is the content that azerbaijan email list 194608 contact leads manages to be better than all the results on Google. Quality content always deserves the first place in organic searches."
Am I right?
Well then, we need to talk about this topic.
This post was originally published on Marketing Hackers, Rock Content’s Medium channel . The data is from a year ago — but this content is extremely current.
Recently, Diego Gomes sent me an email with three pieces of content and a mission that left me very encouraged: to draw a parallel between three articles and arrive at a definition of what quality Rock Content content is .
After writing about 155 articles in the last three years, I think I've accumulated some interesting experience ( I tell some of the stories here ) and now I'm going to share that experience with you.
This content is long, but I assure you that at the end of reading it you will realize that it was worth it!
Before you start, see which articles the reflection is based on.
Content Marketing Moneyball: How to Win an Unfair Game – Larry Kim
The first article on the list was a piece of content by Larry Kim (CEO of MobileMonkey and Founder of WordStream) that got me thinking quite a bit about this topic.