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Summary: Don't believe in the power of constant new content, find content that's relevant to your readers and market that content effectively, and don't believe in marketing your content as hard work.
Whether you're a Marketing Manager or a Content Writer, you know that content marketing is becoming a force to be reckoned with. And that's good news for those of you who believe in the power of constant new content. But there are still some content marketing myths that you need to stop believing in. Here are five of them!
The Impact of a Constant Stream of New Content
One of the most common content marketing myths is that you need to deliver new content on a constant basis. After all, if you only delivered new content once a week, that would be impressive! But this is not the case. In fact, it's important to keep it even, for a couple of reasons. First, constant new content is a double-edged sword for content marketing. On the one hand, it can be effective at attracting new readers and customers. On the other hand, constant new content can become boring and stale over time. And finally, constant new content can be hard to find and properly distribute.
How to Find and Sign Up For Content You Want
Another common content marketing myth is that you need to find content that people want to read. After all, if you only delivered new content once a week, that would be impressive! But this is not the case either. In fact, it's important to keep it even with your readers on your list. This will ensure that they never get bored and will continue to return to your content over time. And finally, constant new content can be hard to find and properly distribute.
How to Market Your Content
Another common content marketing myth is that you need to market your content. After all, if you only delivered new content once a week, that would be impressive! But this is not the case either. In fact, it's important to keep it even with your readers on your list. This will ensure that they never get bored and that they continue to return to your content over time. And finally, marketing your content can be hard work! So you need to market it effectively so that people know about it and are compelled to download it!
Don't believe in all of these content marketing myths! Instead, focus on delivering new content on a constant basis that's relevant to your readers and customers. In addition, find out what they want to read and market that content effectively. And finally, market your content as hard work rather than effortless results!
