For me, it was realizing the functional and strategic differences between news content, web content (like blogs, etc), and newsletter content. Totally changed the way I approached each of them.

What was it for you?

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Probably a dumb question, but it’s a genuine one. I’ve been feeling a little discouraged here as of late. I feel like everything I see on this sub and in general for marketing is about SEO work, content writing, and just digital stuff in general.

What I really want to do is R&D work. That or stuff like product/brand management.

I've accepted a job as Head of Content for a tech company. Alongside my being a native English speaker (something they desperately need amid a largely Francophone team), they were more swayed by my content strategy, copy, and brand voice skills over my somewhat-lacking skill-set in terms of tools.

They work with an external SEO agency and seem unfused that my SEO knowledge is bare-boned.

Between now and late Jan, I have the opportunity to learn some tools on my own e.g. Hubspot, bettering my Google Analytics.

What tools would you consider essential e.g. your top 5?
I'm thinking keyword tools, heat maps, competitive analysis, email marketing, anything else.

Thanks in advance.

Hallo lovelies!

This is the third in my series of posts about creating and updating a content portfolio / freelance writing website, where I am using my own website redesign as an example. The hope is that you can use my ideas and changes to help you think about your own portfolios and websites, so you can attract more clients.

Previous posts:

• Part 1, Introduction
• Part 2, Design

It's time to look at the freelance writing services I offer

I partly structure my website based on the types of services I provide to clients. I do this for several reasons:

• It helps me target important freelance writing keywords, like "articles, blogs, content marketing, B2B content, white papers, etc."
• It allows clients to see I have relevant expertise and experience in those areas.
• It lets me tag my individual portfolio samples with my service types, so that when people visit, for example, my white paper service page, they get links to the white papers I have created.

Prior to my redesign, I have nine main service pages aligned around my services as a B2B writer:

1. The main, central page that links to my other services.
2. Articles and blog posts
3. Guides and reviews
4. Website copy
5. White papers and ebooks
6. Writing for marketing agencies
7. Writing for business
8. Writing for finance
9. Writing for technology

According to Google Analytics, my "Article and blog post" service page and my master service page are the fourth and fifth most popular pages on the site, respectively - with six of the service pages appearing in the top 20 most visited pages. There is some crossover between these pages - for example, the "Writing for Business" page may also include articles and ebooks, etc.

So, these are important parts of the website - not as specialized as expertise / niche pages (more on those in a future post), but certainly in terms of showing I can do each of these types of work.

This means I need to be careful about any restructuring of these pages.

What the service pages currently contain

The idea of my service pages is that whenever a potential client visits one, they can see everything related to that particular service. Here's what I currently include:

• Title of the page
• Introduction
• How those services can help the client
• Why that se

More than content creation.

Content Marketing and distribution of content should be the business's major concerns.

Everybody is creating content, it's the bare minimum for any brand or B2B business online.

What's important is how you are able to channelize that content strategically to bring better results.

It requires a structured plan and thorough pathway from content creation to distribution and further data analysis.

What do you think is more important Content creation or content marketing?

Looking for some good opinions on this one.

That's enough slices, guys. u/create-presence suggested a discord, here it is: https://discord.gg/vMU5GSKW

Join and ask me questions and show me your projects. I will help you and it will give me ideas for content.

Don't like discord? That's okay. Me either. Here's a survey to stay updated. I need content ideas so it would help to answer the questions but none of them are required. https://tally.so/r/nGY8e3

I fucking love marketing. I more or less got into it by starting my own business and learning the ropes. After a while though, I decided to dissolve the company and follow my passion as a freelancer.

I'd like to start my own marketing content blog because, well, I like talking about it lmao.

I also want to create something that I wish I had.

• Highly actionable
• Highly Scannable
• Visual (Mind maps, Logic flows, examples, etc...)
• No fluff, vague, or useless information that you find everywhere else
• Really getting into how things work and why they work a specific way Ie. deep dives on paid advertising algorithms
• Super simple with analogies and plain English
• "Marketing in the open" follow along as I work on a startup client, etc...

The reason I haven't started it yet is that I'm a little bit of a honey badger. I only want to make content or talk about things that interest me. This means it's not going to be niche, involve a specific channel, expertise, or marketing style.

But I realized, there might also be an audience for this--small business owners, hustlers, and startup founders.

This is why I'm here today asking this question: Does any of this sound even remotely appealing?

Edite: There's clearly some interest here, so I'm going to go ahead and do it. My next question, for anyone that sees this: What are you currently struggling with when it comes to marketing? What topics do you want to see covered? What would you want to learn?

Hallo lovelies!

I get all of my freelance writing leads through my website, specifically through content marketing my services as a freelance writer. I last updated my website and portfolio in early 2020, and it's high time for an update.

I thought it would be helpful to share my ideas, thoughts, and processes here as I refresh the website, in the hope it will give you some ideas on creating and updating your own portfolio. So, this will be a series of posts that will build on each other. Hopefully, you'll identify with some of the challenges I'm having, and can remix and adapt my solutions to your own portfolios and websites.

In this post, I'll share my reasons for updating, together with some early thoughts.

My reasons for updating my website

Moving from Squarespace to WordPress

I've loved Squarespace for a long time, but I'm now bumping up against its limitations. It's slow, especially on mobile devices, due to the amount of javascript and CSS that it creates. It's quite awkward to update, and tough to add in some extra functionality that I want. The slowness, in particular, is an issue as I'm not able to get new posts and pages indexed due to the load times, so something has to be done!

While I don't love WordPress, it is *very* customizable, and I will be using tools like Elementor and templates to make the whole process easier. WordPress has a ton of plugins that will be helpful too.

Refocusing my writing services and niches

I've discovered that there are some types of writing I don't want to do - like website landing pages, newsletters, etc. Instead, I want to refocus entirely on in-depth articles, guides, and white papers. So, I'll be strengthening those services pages and removing some unnecessary ones.

I'm also refining my niches - I currently have around 50 on the site, and I want to reduce that substantially to strengthen those I am most interested in. I'll probably end up with about 20 - 30 niches, all of them aligned to business, finance, and technology.

I'm also going to remove any reference to B2C writing as I'm now exclusively a B2B writer.

Updating my portfolio

I have around 450 portfolio pages, with links to my published content. Some of that content is 5+ years old, and it's... not great! So, I'll be deleting old portfolio pieces and removing pieces in niches I don't want to write in. I also haven't updated my portfolio in 18 months, so it's a good chance to add in some more up-to-date work.

**Preserve my

December 2021 made it one year and nine months since I began a YouTube channel for a client. We took that channel from 0 to 48,000 in a year. It's currently at 54k subscribers.

I also work with a SaaS as a Senior Marketing Manager (content marketing) and within 5 months, we've grown MRR from $120k to $230k.

These were mostly done on the back of content marketing. I'll share a few tips if you're looking to incorporate content into your marketing strategy.

• Content is a long-term game but yields the most consistent result compared to all other marketing types. However, results begin to show within 3 to 6 months of proper execution.

• Content marketing is a conversation between your business and your target audience that attracts new customers.

• Start by identifying who your target audience is. Create a customer persona. It helps you identify where they spend the most time and what channels you should use to reach them.

• Then create a buyer journey for your target persona (awareness, consideration and decision). Answer questions across all stages of your customer journey and take them from naive visitors to informed buyers.

What kind of content should you create for ht different buyer journey stages?

• Content for the awareness stage should be educational/informational. These could be how-tos, answers to why what, where and when questions.

• Content for the consideration stage should be the benefits of your product or service without embellishing facts. This content should focus on how it will solve their problem. Identify and answer questions that the potential buyer is going to think of as they gain more information about you and your competitors.

• Content for the decision stage should be transactional. Are you offering a free trial? Are you offering discounts if they start with your product now? Is there a money-back guarantee? What payment plans do you have available?

How to align your content marketing to your business goals

Your content strategy should be aligned with your specific business goal at the time.

• Do you have a new offering or other changes you want customers to know about? Generate web traffic and get your social media active with informational content.
• Has growth plateaued? You should align your content to generate better leads.
• Are you facing limited market reach? Focus your content on brand awareness and thought leadership.
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A while back, I was interviewing an acquaintance for a content marketing position. We had connected through LinkedIn and were from the same city.

My boss had asked me to do an initial screening with her. I reached out and asked for writing samples since the position involved writing on a daily basis.

In a few of the samples, I could see some glaring grammar errors. However to give her the benefit of doubt, I also ran her samples through Grammarly and it came up with a huge list of its own.

When I conveyed that her samples contained errors, she was very offended. She said that she had years of writing experience and that nobody had pointed out errors in her samples to date. And how I was the only one to do so and so I must be wrong.

I conveyed this to my boss and the outrage she felt. Needless to say that she wasn’t even interviewed. Was it wrong on my part to point out her mistakes? I did it with the aim that she would correct them and others wouldn’t point them out leading her to miss out on future opportunities.

Or are there any other facets of marketing that brings you higher ROI?

We're looking for a Content Marketer and also a Content Marketing Intern, both to start immediately! We are Levity, a no-code machine learning company based in Berlin.

What will you do?

The main topics that could need some help from you:

• Develop & execute an effective content strategy
• Oversee our technical, on-page and off-page SEO in accordance with best practices
• Manage our organic social media channels (currently Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook)
• Work with writers to create outlines for blog posts, and oversee the production of relevant graphics and finally distribution
• Work alongside our video editor to maintain a consistent flow on our YouTube channel
• Initiate collaborations (content partnerships, podcasts, publications) & investigate other opportunities
• Manage relationship with our PR agency
• Help us build a passionate community

All this can be done with external help (e.g., freelance writers & illustrators, PR agents) and with state-of-the-art software to support your work. We also have interns and working students on board to help you with many of the more mundane, day-to-day tasks.

Sound like you?

• Some of the following characteristics should ring a bell:
• Extroverted-communicator-networker
• Strong SEO understanding (incl. hands-on experience with Ahrefs or similar)
• Excellent writing abilities for social media posts
• Editing & evaluating capabilities
• Self-starter with can-do/will-figure-this-out attitude
• Well-organized & able to work independently
• Willing to take ownership of topics, learn & grow with us
• Interested in machine learning, automation, SaaS, and combinations thereof
• Native English speaker or bilingual
• Bonus points for prior experience with Webflow

Thanks!

Zoe

Apply by searching 'Levity AI' and then go to 'Jobs'. Thank you!

Hey everyone!

I'm rather new to the VO game, I've done some work on and off over the past year due to my busy schedule with school and day jobs. I did alot of voices and vocal practice growing up, mainly with character acting. Although I am not "professional" I did have the opportunity to work with a demo company and get my first character demo done! So I feel I'm on a good path to getting this going!

So to any VOs who are well on their way, what did you do for your branding and marketing when you started out?

Anything helps, thank you!

Hallo lovelies!

This is part 2 of my writing portfolio website refresh. You can find part 1 here, which will give you some context for this series of posts. The aim of these guides is to share my thinking in putting together a portfolio website so you can use some of this information when you're designing your own content marketing and online presence.

In this post, I'll go into some of the design decisions I'm making to present my writing services in the best possible way. I've linked to my "before" and "after" websites in the comments.

If it's not broke, don't fix it

My existing website already has a design that works well - I've been told by clients and others that they enjoy the simplicity and clean look of the site. That's great, because my main website audience is B2B marketers, who don't have a huge amount of time to compare people.

But, I also feel that I can tweak the old design a little to create some more visual interest. So, here's what I am keeping from the old design and adding in for the new.

What I'm keeping from the existing design:

• A simple logo and tagline at the top of each page: My name, a lightbulb logo, and a tagline that reads: "Professional B2B content writing for business, finance, and technology"
• A simple color scheme, although I am moving from three main colors (black, white, burgundy) to four (see below).
• Simple typography, using easy-to-read sans-serif fonts for headings and body text.
• Descriptive headings that explain exactly what the reader will find in that section. Good for signposting them through the page and allowing for easily scannable headings, and great for SEO through including relevant keywords in headings.
• Bulletpoint lists to break up more complex text into bite-sized chunks.
• Lots of white space and subtle lines to break up the content and give readers a mental break as they are reading through.
• Large, obvious CTA buttons to invite readers to contact me or direct them to other content that helps to build trust.
• "Quote boxes" that pull out particular parts of my value prop and help them stand out.
• A collapsible FAQ section that helps to answer questions, build trust., and drive SEO, without adding an overwhelming number of words to the page.
• Where relevant, price lists and supporting information on each page.

But a little paint job can go a long way

That said, I am making some

We are looking for a remote content writer with knowledge about creating content for YouTube, video marketing, and broader content marketing concepts.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Create engaging content on a variety of different topics related to YouTube and video marketing
• Make intuitive and data-driven decisions to leverage content and achieve goals
• Stay on trend with new insights for techniques to share and enhance best practices
• Perform and deliver under tight deadlines
• Create a minimum of 1,600 words a day
• Edit or rewrite your existing content to meet Senior Editors expectations

Rate is $.07-$.10 USD per word

More info about the role and application form can be found here. Thanks!

I have been using social media for promotion for some time now, but it is not making much impact for my business. I do not know if I am doing it right or wrong. Do you just post things, use interesting captions, put hashtags and wait?

in IG or FB, is carousel an effective tools to nurture leads?

if we use carousel as an ad, does it help in conversion?

Do you think carousel is a way for content marketing?

I have been a general writer for a while now,

moving heavily towards creating content around marketing for b2b companies, challenges when it comes to implementing content marketing, getting results etc.

Want to know from your side,

what are your major roadblocks?

Looking for career advice. I'm 35, UK-based and a freelance copywriter who accidentally wound up in entertainment journalism, where I was promoted to Lead.

I need to GTFO of media. So far, I've been rejected from UX writing/content design roles for a very valid reason: I'm strong on the writing, weak on the UX and design. I'm also acutely aware that right at the bottom of pay brackets are "content marketer" and "copywriter", whereas "content designer" and "UX writer" can earn nearly double. Like, seriously huge gaps, there.

• I have two interviews lined up for UX writer (not senior, would mean a pay drop for me). Both have said Figma can be learned on the job - I have zero design skills. I do, however, have a good grasp of micro-copy, user thinking principles, app or button copy.
• The farthest I've gotten along in my 3-month interviewing so far has been in content marketing roles, big surprise. Awaiting a response for one role this week.
• I'm wondering if staying in that realm is getting trapped, though. Literally every booming tech startup is hiring UX.

If you were me: Would you take a pay cut and start low-level UX to work up and eventually earn more? Stay in content marketing and secure a better salary? Ummm, take what I can get?

Edit to add: Aware there might be a pro-UX bias here... I am posting in /r/uxwriting, after all.

Hello Everyone!

If you require impressive and informative blog posts and articles, you can count on me for excellent content that is always delivered on time, surpassing your expectations.

I have one and a half years of experience in the digital content creation industry. While my primary subjects include mental health, marketing communication, real estate, health, wellness, and lifestyle, I am perfectly capable of producing well-written content on any particular topic requested by you.

My focus is on delivering engaging content that is SEO optimized and insightful for your target audience. I charge only 5 cents per word (via PayPal only). Being a liberal arts student has taught me the value of research, and as a result, I'm comfortable with covering a wide range of topics. I can write from diverse perspectives while utilizing your brand tone to give a more personalized touch.

Here is my portfolio, Feel free to send me a PM or chat if you have any questions and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks for your time!

*THIS POSITION IS NOW CLOSED.*

I'm looking for a long-term, part-time contract writer to write blog posts for GrowthBadger — a blog about content marketing.

Most of our posts are how-to articles designed to teach business owners and marketers how to do content marketing. Therefore, I need someone with a strong familiarity with content marketing and SEO.

Here are two recent articles to give you a sense of what I cover and how:

Content Optimization: 23 Ways to 10x Your Content’s Value -  https://growthbadger.com/content-optimization/

Content Distribution: The Complete Guide - https://growthbadger.com/content-distribution/

Other details and writing standards:

• Looking for someone who can write one very in-depth blog post of about 5,000 - 8,000 words per month.
• Pay is $0.30+ per word. (Let me know your rate in the application linked below.)
• Quality over quantity. When we cover a topic, the goal is to create the best piece of content possible for it.
• Vagueness is the enemy. I only publish clear, specific advice and concrete examples.
• Concise, short paragraphs with simple sentence structures.
• No filler or fluff.
• The perfect candidate will also know how to research search intent to help determine each post's format and content.
• Prompt payment via PayPal or Stripe.
• Zero-tolerance policy for plagiarism and "spun" content.

To apply, please fill out the following form: *THIS POSITION IS NOW CLOSED.*

Hey guys, long time no seen! Now that we've got the holidays behind us, I'll start with the regular SEO tip posts every other day or so!

Starting with our first tip, how to build a ton of links via content marketing.

Done right, content marketing can help you build dozens, even hundreds of backlinks - all with a single blog post.

But first, let’s back off for a minute:

“Isn’t content marketing the same thing as SEO?”

Not exactly. SEO does involve some content marketing (you’re creating content to sell a product/service, after all), but content marketing doesn’t have to do anything with SEO.

You can create quality content that resonates with your audience and, instead of hoping it ranks for Google, promote it organically via email, social media, etc.

Here are some tips on how I’ve managed to make content promotion work for me:

Tip #1. Keep in mind that not all content should be promoted

If you promote your article on “5 ways to tie a tie” on Facebook, no one’s going to want to read it. It’s just such a niche topic that most people simply don’t care.

Rather, most online communities want to read long-form, action-packed, experience-backed content you wrote yourself (and didn’t copy-paste from somewhere on the internet).

Do: SEO Case Study - 0 to 200,000 Monthly Organic Traffic in 2 Years

Don’t: Top 5 Benefits of SEO to Grow Your Business

Tip #2. Get Inspired by Popular Content

You can look up communities in your niche (e.g. find the right subreddit) and see the top-performing content.

For example, you can hop over to /r/seo and check what the top content of all time is. See what the community finds interesting and important.

Then, create something that’s even better than that.

Tip #3. Don’t Blatantly Shill Your Content

When posting your content on social media, Reddit, Hacker News, or whatever, instead of drive-by dropping your link and bailing, give the community a reason to want to read it.

One good approach here is to repurpose the content for the given social media platform and attach a link at the bottom of the post or in the comments. This way, you give value first, and then ask for something in return.

Tip #4. Use the Right Channels

Not all content promo channels are effective.

For example, LinkedIn groups get zero engagement whatsoever. Quuu Promote is going to get you some shares, but almost no reads.

Instead of trying random channels and seeing what sticks, here’s what’s worked for me in the pa

1- How to do’s
2- content curation
3- Case studies
4- Charts / Graphs
5- Ebook
6- Email newsletters
7- Cartoons / Illustrations
8- Book summaries
9- Tool / products reviews
10- Giveaways
11- FAQs
12- Q&A sessions
13- Webinars
14- Guides
15- Checklists
16- Templates
17- “Day in the life of” posts
18- Infographics
19- Interviews
20- Mind Maps
21- Memes
22- Online Games
23- Opinion Posts
24- White papers
25- Blogs
26- Vlogs
27- Videos
28- Surveys
29- Slideshares
30- Timeline
31- Quotes
32- Quizzes
33- Polls
34- Podcasts
35- Pinboards
36- Photo Collage
37- Original Research
38- Press release
39- Photos
40- Prediction

What are your challenges when it comes to content marketing? Are you able to convert cold leads to customers through your blogs?

I am writing a few blogs related to content marketing for SaaS companies while building a portfolio.

I'll be honest here, I have written for digital marketing agencies and internet marketers, ideas revolving around marketing.

Most of which are ghost writing projects which didn't add anything to my portfolio,

I am moving from being a generalist writer to writing only about a particular niche,

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Content marketing activities such as:

1. Blogs
2. Guest Posting
3. Press Release
4. Landing page for specific services

We are looking for a remote content writer with knowledge about creating content for YouTube, video marketing, and broader content marketing concepts.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Create engaging content on a variety of different topics related to YouTube and video marketing
• Make intuitive and data-driven decisions to leverage content and achieve goals
• Stay on trend with new insights for techniques to share and enhance best practices
• Perform and deliver under tight deadlines
• Create a minimum of 1,600 words a day
• Edit or rewrite your existing content to meet Senior Editors expectations

Rate is $.07-$.10 USD per word

More info about the role and application form can be found here. Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/qx1vzt/video/l2psh646of081/player

🔴PolkaGO⚪️ - Unique, dual reward token with a custom crafted BSC contract.

Buy tax is programmed to give you PolkaDot rewards to hodlers, while the sell tax is programmed to give you PolkaGo rewards.

In the past, dual reward tokens were always gas intensive, and we have solved that problem by simply programming each single reward to either a buy or a sell.

This token will also charge 1% lottery buy and sell tax in order to distribute the big win to 1 lucky holder. With the volume that we are aiming to achieve, it can be a prize of 30-50k USD every single week. All you need to do to qualify is to a be a holder of PolkaGO coins, and to have a little luck on your side!

Wen Launch?

November 24th, 8 PM UTC.

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Enough about the token, what kind of marketing are you planning to do?

• Instagram bloggers and models are going to soon bombard YOUR instagram story feed. We have a connection to a model agency with 200 models, who are not only very good looking, but are also crypto enthusiasts!
• Heavily budgeted Poocoin ads ( 4-5k USD a day ) is bound to bring a lot of investors into the field
• Coinmarketcap, coingecko listings and trending.
• Bloomberg, Forbes and other news publishing websites will be done before the presale kicks in.
• Various cool promotional videos, including drone 1080p videos
• Twitter / youtube influencers, FOMOTION has already created a promo video for us. Many more influencers are soon to follow.
• Dextools trending which we will be able to reach organically.
• Audit is going to be done shortly before the presale starts with a reputable Auditing company.

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All in all, this token is aimed at creating extremely high buying pressure as soon as it launches. Do join our telegram group in order to keep up with the latest updates.

Telegram: https://t.me/PolkaGoBSC

Website: https://polkago.net

Fomotion video: https://youtu.be/vzMQtP7FZ4I

Gonewild is an upcoming 18+ content platform that will provide income and fun for everyone. Amazing features, full privacy, and much more are scheduled to happen. Join the telegram below and learn more about us!

The first round of private sale starts today at 20:00 GMT using a completely safe and secure service.

All of the funds raised through the private sale will be used for marketing and promotion of the project and hiring the development team immediately – we have it all lined up and ready for work – we just need you to become a part of our family!

Our goal is to build the next-generation adult content platform that dominates the multi-billion dollar market.

Owning a piece of Gonewild tokens will provide an amazing way to generate passive income from automatic holder rewards on each transaction and now is the best time to get in!

🍑TOKENOMICS:

TOKEN NAME: GONEWILD TOKEN

TICKER: $GONEWILD

TOTAL SUPPLY: 10,000,000,000 $GONEWILD

✅ PRIVATE SALE ROUND 1 (+15% + 15% more tokens) = 1 BNB = 3,795,000 GONEWILD (STARTS TODAY)

✅ PRIVATE SALE ROUND 2 (+10% + 15% more tokens) = 1 BNB = 3,630,000 GONEWILD

✅ DxSALE PUBLIC PRESALE (+15% more tokens – no transaction tax) = 1 BNB = 3,300,000 GONEWILD

✅ PancakeSwap Listing = 1 BNB = 3,300,000 GONEWILD

For more info join our Telegram group below!

🍑15% Tax on All Transactions:

7% Goes to Holders

5% Goes to Locked Liquidity

3% Platform fee will be used for marketing and development, thus making the platform free to use for creators

🍑SOCIALS:

WEBSITE: https://gonewild.io/

TELEGRAM: https://t.me/gonewildofficial

TWITTER: https://twitter.com/gonewild_io