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Modular Content Creation vs. Traditional and Structured Content Approaches

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As content marketing practices mature, organizations look for new ways to gain advantages and improve content performance. One of the most elusive tactics is to optimize content for audience and situation relevance. Lack of data, list segmentation and relevant content are three primary reasons we usually hear.

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Why Content Source is our most important content resource

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Our practice of using Content Source began over 12 years ago, but became a disciplined, robust practice about 5 years ago. See 7 reasons you’re not getting the most out of your customer facing content) What is Content Source Content source is a repository of all text elements that are used in, or to create content. (See

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Why your content alignment is hurting your results

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The long-prevailing wisdom is to align content to the customer’s buying stage and/or the sales process stage. This approach reflects an outdated content alignment and management mindset. It’s the folder mindset that says, “we need to group content within hierarchical folder categories.”

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Content Management – Aggregate Don’t Upload

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As a content operations consultancy and service provider we occasionally find ourselves in the embarrassing position of the “cobbler’s children.” The spreadsheet was the right tool for the initial content inventory job we conducted a few years ago. Content in 18 Repositories That’s when it hit us.

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Find vs Create Sales Opportunities

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Find opportunity prospects are actively searching. Marketing tactics such as advertising, inbound and content marketing, and SEO are effective here. What they are looking for relates to your product or service category in the market. They also have a pretty good idea of what they expect to pay.