I started writing those 4 types of content consistently. Thoughts?
Hi IH!
Google changed its approach to assessing content's value. The SEO-focused approach won't work that well anymore.
So I've come up with 4 more advanced ideas about the content to write:
1. Buildinpublic Stories
Writing #Buildinpublic stories about Norns AI for IH.
Channel: IH with shorter versions on Linkedin and Twitter.
2. Reports about top recent content on LinkedIn
Analyzing and publishing reports on the fresh top LinkedIn content daily on such topics as cold emailing, lead generation and B2B sales.
Those reports will cover:
- Influencers (Obvious and Hidden)
- Engagement Insights
- Key Word Cloud
- Top-3 examples of top LinkedIn posts on those topics.
(Thanks to Norns AI, it's not that hard to write)
Channel: Norns AI blog, then share on IH and LinkedIn.
Bonus: Access to the dataset for signing up.
3. Reports about top recent content on Twitter
Analyzing and publishing reports on the top Twitter Sales and Salestech Influencers' content and tweeting tactics.
Channel: Norns AI blog, then share on IH and Twitter.
4. Salestech Reviews and Comparisons
Writing reviews for popular salestech tools and sales automation.
Channel: Blog
Would you bet on such content?
I like trialling one thing at a time so I can really focus on it <a href="https://texthubb.com//">Text Hubb</a>
Sounds like a decent plan to trial a bunch of different Content types. I think the only way to know what will stick is test them really. If you find something that works double down, if none of them work kill them and run some new tests.
Thank you!
Just thinking if it makes sense trying launching them at once and measure results for every, or do it step by step.
I like trialling one thing at a time so I can really focus on it