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How to Do Visual Content With Low, Medium, and High Budgets

You don’t need the deepest pockets to create strong visual content. Follow this advice that covers three budget levels from low to high – $5,000 or less; $5,001 to $29,999, and $30,000-plus.
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How to Visualize Data With Google Data Studio

You’re familiar with Google Docs and Sheets, but have you used Google Data Studio? The free tool lets you turn data into eye-catching visuals and easy-to-read reports. Learn how to use it and your audiences will thank you.
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Ad Age Content Marketing Finalists Are Ads. It’s Wrong and It Matters.

This post is a bit of a rant and a mea culpa. CMI’s Robert Rose takes on Ad Age’s erroneous description of content marketing in its latest awards – and why it matters.
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Avoid Predictions and Analyze the Possibilities of the Future [The Weekly Wrap]

This week Robert Rose wonders about stories from the future. He finds Ad Age’s content marketing awards to be aged ads. He talks with a trend hunter and shares articles to help future-proof your content marketing strategy.
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Most Agencies Bet on This Distribution Model [New Research]

How do agencies use content marketing to promote their own businesses? Read on to learn. Discover how many use paid distribution models, which social media platform brings in the most business, and much more.
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7 Free Keyword Research Tools

Can we finally take it easy on keywords? Not really. Analyzing keywords offers ideas for content that’s relevant to searchers and shows gaps your content could fill. Here are seven free SEO tools to help.
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No One Can Break Your Content Rules If They Don’t Exist

Do you create content that never gets used? Do teams create content outside your purview? Are you overwhelmed by content demands from other groups? Fix it by creating rules and structure. Only then can you figure out how to break them.
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The Truth in Content Marketing: What Is and What Ought to Be True [The Weekly Wrap]

This week Robert Rose takes on the truth – what is vs. what ought to be. He also explores the advertising-and-data problem and talks to the authors of a new book about the internal workings of content marketing. Let’s wrap it up.
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Offer a Content Upgrade and See Conversion Rates Rise

A content upgrade can be a game changer in your conversion challenge. Offering bonus content that your audience truly values makes it more likely they’ll give you their email address. Read on for tips and lots of real-life examples.
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Stop Wasting Time: Review Your Website Analytics

Are you too busy to check your web analytics? CMWorld presenter Andy Crestodina reviews the analytics because he’s busy. Learn what he says your users are telling you about site navigation, conversions, social icons, and videos.
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Want More Business? Narrow Content Focus to Targeted Accounts

Simply adding volume or velocity is not enough to put content initiatives on a sustainable path to business success. Follow the advice of Demandbase’s growth marketing leader to prioritize buying signals when increasing your opportunities.
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6 Things You Should Stop Doing to Content [Tools]

The most straightforward way to revitalize your content is to jettison things that just aren’t working. Start with these six frequent mistakes – and how to fix them.