Content Marketing vs Content Strategy - Is there a Difference?

Content Marketing vs Content Strategy - Is there a Difference?

Novnish Ramesh 30/07/2020 6
Content Marketing vs Content Strategy - Is there a Difference?

Content strategy and content marketing goes well. But they are not the same.

Content marketing means creating, editing, publishing and distributing content. It works well because it does not automatically sell a product or service.

Blog posts, for example, do not inspire anything but build trust with readers and draw your audience closer to you. It involves providing value for learning to students so they see your product as a reliable solution to their needs and desires.

Content strategy is the basis for successful content marketing.

While content marketing plays a key role in product success, it is the online content strategy that guides you.

The content strategy works as follows:

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👉Asks You 'Why' You Publish Content

👉Finds Who You Reach Through Content Marketing

👉Decides what Kind of Content You Will Publish

👉Decides Who Will Create Your Content

👉Setting Metrics To Measure Content Marketing Success

Content marketing works, but without the right content strategy, you don't understand the right place.

Both working together your content helps to create the art of your product story and message.

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  • Garry Adams

    There is no content strategy or content marketing without a strategic plan.

  • Laura E Sharp

    Excellent article

  • Joe Walker

    Good explanation

  • Neil Hordle

    Mix both for better results !

  • Luke P

    Thanks for posting this

  • Ryan Callaghan

    Absolutely brilliant.

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Novnish Ramesh

Marketing Expert

Novnish is a Content & Campaign Marketing Manager EMEA - helping companies and brands generate results with marketing activities. He is a passionate, cross-functional, creative and result driven marketing specialist with almost 8 years of marketing experience across product marketing, digital marketing, project management, content and campaigns. He believes that marketing activities should create value within the market and to the consumers using data, insights and innovative strategies.

   
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