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Content Marketing

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Content Marketing

Stage 1:
 What is Content Marketing?
 Why is Content Important?
 Types of Content (Text, Image, Video)
Stage 2:
 Heart of the content.
Stage 3:
 Major portions for content building.
 Content Flow
Stage 4:
 Graphic Designing
 Video Creation
What is Content Marketing?

A type of marketing that involves the creation and sharing of online


material (such as videos, blogs, and social media posts) that does not
explicitly promote a brand but is intended to stimulate interest in its
products or services.

Content marketing is a strategic marketing approach focused on creating


and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract
and retain a clearly defined audience — and, ultimately, to drive
profitable customer action.
Why is Content Important?
Builds Brand Awareness
Helps Build Links
Great for Digital Marketing Solutions
Text Content is Evergreen
Educate your audience
Strengthens your bond with your customers
Generates leads for your business
Types of Content
Text
Image
Video
Heart of the Content

Value

Emotion

Trust
Major portions in Content Building

Content Curation

Content Spinning and Building

Literature Check

Content Flow Analysis (Value+Emotion+Trust)


Structure
1) Write unique and fresh content
 Do not copy as it is
 Check for Plagiarism
 Minimum 80% unique

2) Word count
 Minimum 1000 words
 Maximum 2500 words
3) Language ease
 Use simple English
 Try to avoid passive voice - Use active voice

 Write small sentences (10-12-15 words max in a


sentense)
4) Content Decorations
 Divide the content into several paragraphs
 70-80 words in a paragraph
 Use bullet points as much as possible
 First paragraph should start with H1

5) Correct Language
 Correct grammar
 Avoid spelling errors
 No unnecessary punctuations
 No colour fonts & Excessive capitalization
Content Flow

Introduction (Value)

Describe (Emotion+Trust)

Conclude

Call to action
Graphic Designing
Collaterals that a Brand needs

 Blog posts.
 Branded content.
 Infographics.
 Case studies.
 Corporate brochures.
 Product catalogues.
 Proposals & presentations.
 Newsletters.
Things to Remember
 Stay consistent across all platforms
a. A good logo
b. A color palette for your brand
c. Font Styles

 Get the dimensions right


a. Facebook : 180*180 pixels
b. Twitter: 440 x 220 (minimum)
c. Instagram: 161 x 161 (for photo thumbnails)
d. Pinterest: 236-pixel width for the main page and board (height is
scaled accordingly)
e. LinkedIn: 1104 x 736
f. YouTube: 1280 x 720
 Be original

 Use images relevant to your business

 Avoid stock photos (Don’t break copyright laws)

 Compress your image

 Don’t use too much text


Video Creation
Things to Remember
 Figure out your audience

 Make your message crystal clear

 Set a realistic budget

 Write your script first and revise it

 Create your branding elements


 Put your best 8 seconds first

 Choose the right Run-Time

 Form a personal connection

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