Content strategy refers to the planning, development, and management of content—written or in other media. The term is particularly common in web development since the late 1990s. It is a recognized field in user experience design, but also draws interest from adjacent communities such as content management, business analysis, and technical communication (Wikipedia).
“To make strategic recommendations about content, you need to understand the business. If you don’t, you’re more likely to recommend solutions that don’t help the company achieve its business goals” — The Content Strategy Toolkit, by Meghan Casey
Knowing and utilizing your Lifetime Customer Value LCV data is vital to your ecommerce business growth. It’s what often separates small businesses from big businesses. It often determines the market and industry leaders. If you’re not using LCV to drive your marketing and business strategy, you are putting yourself at a disadvantage.
Are you using WordPress categories and tags smartly for SEO? As you will find out, categories and tags aren’t just great for SEO. They are also great for your audience, as they help them to easily find blogs on the topics they are interested in. Since it’s great for search engines and for your audience – that’s a winning combo!
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Cornerstone content should be at the center of your website. As you develop a variety of articles focused on your niche, you should always have SEO in the back of your mind. Incorporating categories and tags, focusing on your meta description, and fine-tuning content can bring more visitors to your website. Develop a cornerstone content strategy to improve click-throughs to your website and generate more traffic.
Google Search Console (was Webmaster Tools) now tracks average CTR, including organic click-through rates, as one of its four main KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). Learn how you can increase your CTR tactically as part of conversion rate optimization.
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