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Track Compelling Content Titles with 12-Step Title Optimization | Tracy Gold

Track Compelling Content Titles with 12-Step Title Optimization | Tracy Gold | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
Titles play a key role in getting eyes on your content. Create compelling content titles based on your analytics using this 12-step process.

 

In the content marketing rush, it can be hard to slow down and think about an essential element of each piece of compelling content: its title. Yet titles feed onto social media sites and play a big role in search engine optimization (SEO). 


Because of this impact, titles also influence the amount of traffic a content marketing blog garners, as the Content Marketing Institute recently found out. Over the past couple of months, I’ve been working with CMI to figure out exactly what makes a good title, and how to make every single title shine.

Forget guesswork and gut feelings — we dug deep into CMI’s analytics to find out exactly which types of titles made the traffic roll in. Of course, many factors play into blog post traffic, but our research shows clear correlations between certain types of titles and higher or lower page views....


Jeff Domansky's insight:

Not only does Tracy Gold provide a valuable analysis of the impact of titles on content readership, she suggests a blueprint to track and improve your ROI. A good read for serious content marketing pros.

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Is the Marketing Campaign Dead?

Is the Marketing Campaign Dead? | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

...Paul Dunay has written, "there is no campaign in social media," while Joe Pulizzi said in a video interview that "content marketing is not a campaign, it is a promise to our customers." Even Bill Lee, in his Harvard Business Review article, "Marketing Is Dead," said, "Traditional marketing may be dead, but the new possibilities of peer influence-based, community-oriented marketing ..." (which some of us might call 'inbound marketing' ... wink wink) “... hold much greater promise for creating sustained growth through authentic customer relationships.”...


So, if the marketing campaign is dead, why is it dead, and what do we do now? Let’s start off with some of the reasons why it's dead?...



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Especially liked the quote from Joseph Jaffe: “Marketing is not a campaign, it's a commitment.” Good read!

Liz Wilson's curator insight, January 3, 2:12 PM

Goodbye campaigns, hello conversations, consistency and commitment.

 

Great article from MV on why and how to change mindsets.