Too Many Content Marketers Are Making This Metrics Mistake
Everyone tracks performance data, but marketers are hurting themselves by ignoring the content metrics they can control.
The Content Strategist
Everyone tracks performance data, but marketers are hurting themselves by ignoring the content metrics they can control.
If you're a grasshopper, you're pretty much just killing time until you get fired.
Introducing a new formula for measuring the true value of content marketing.
Measure trends, A/B test headlines, and build algorithms—but data points don't illuminate everything. You still need to tell a good story.
Famous personalities like Barack Obama, Leo DiCaprio, and Mitt Romney have published on Medium, but brands have yet to embrace the platform. That's about to change.
We always preach the importance telling good stories, and, in my opinion, these are some of our best.
90 percent of in-house marketers say that content is important, but only 38 percent have a content marketing strategy.
It's simple: If you're not measuring your content marketing ROI, it's impossible to know whether your content program is working.