3 reasons why quality content trumps quantity
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3 Reasons WhyQuality Content Trumps Quantity
What it’s All About
• Content marketing is all about being seen
• Blogs, infographics, and social media posts are all methods of allowing others to see your content
• This creates a dilemma between posting content frequently, or posting high quality content occasionally
Weighing Your Options• There is a very delicate balance to creating a
successful content marketing strategy
• You do want to release content on a regular basis, but you want to avoid throwing out low-grade content just to bring people to your website!
• The goal is to gain long term web traffic because you want visitors returning to your website, allowing you to generate leads
To accomplish this, your content needs to be:
Informative, Relevant, and Sharable
Overcoming the Sales Pitch• The content you create needs to be informative to
your readers
• Your content should be helpful and educational to help to establish your company as an expert
• Avoid turning your content an ad or an article stuffed with keywords and jargon
• No reader is going to finish reading something that comes across as disingenuous
Make it Relevant
• Your content should be relevant to your business
• If your company produces running shoes, then an article on dieting isn’t going to be relevant to your audience
• However, an article about what you should eat before and after going running will be
Sharing is Caring
• Your content needs to be sharable!
• Enabling content to be shared will broaden your reach and bring more prospective clients
• If your content is both informative and relevant, it will be shared
The Caveat• Quality content will bring you more valuable web traffic over
the long run
• However, finding a balance between quality and quantity is important
• Releasing a large quantity of content can increase your search ranking, but it won’t maintain web traffic over the long term
• Only releasing one piece of high quality of content every so often won’t help increase your web traffic either
• High quality content needs to be released as regularly as possible, as long as the quality of it isn’t sacrificed