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Buyer’s Guide to the Best Content Marketing Books of 2018

Content Marketing Institute

If you’re looking for a holiday gift book to advance the recipient’s content marketing skills, I have good news. During 2018, authors and publishers created some of the most helpful and sophisticated content marketing books. Drivers of content marketing. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne.

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5 Best Free Blogging Platforms & Sites in 2024 (100% Unbiased)

Smart Blogger

If your post looks good in the editor, it’s going to look good when your post goes live after you click the “Ready to publish?” And speaking of what happens after publishing, there’s something else Medium offers you for the whopping price of zero dollars and zero cents: The chance to be featured in front of their 60+ million readers.

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Is It Plagiarism or Jumping on a Trend? The Ethics of Social Media Content

Contently

For today’s content creators and content marketing teams, unique original content is always the best route to take. The difference between borrowing and stealing can be blurry on social media, where memes, sounds, and other types of content are widely redistributed by brands and users alike.

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Increase in Your Content Marketing Budget? 61+ Fresh Ideas From Experts

Content Marketing Institute

What would you do if your boss unexpectedly increased your annual content marketing budget? We asked the presenters at Content Marketing World 2018 to share what they would do. HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: An Alternative Approach to Developing Content Marketing Personas. Invest in success.

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Can Google Detect AI Content? Here’s What You Need to Know (& How E-E-A-T Ties In)

Content Hacker

It’s a set of guidelines from Google that are used to evaluate the quality of content on websites. Google first introduced the E-A-T guidelines (minus the second “E”) in 2018 as part of an effort to improve the overall quality of webpages and make sure they meet certain standards. Can Google Detect AI Content?

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Google’s Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines: What Does the E-E-A-T Update Mean?

Express Writers

We’ve taken an inside look at the guidelines to understand how they relate to your SEO and on-page site content, including the most recent updates. Read on to learn more about the crucial points from the Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines for your online content marketing and writing needs.

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Grand Theft Content: Steal These 6 Ideas From Award Finalists

Content Marketing Institute

So many good ideas get published on this blog in a year that it’s nearly impossible for one person to absorb them all. Examples from 2018 Content Marketer of the Year finalists were so inspiring they stayed with me. HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: Sample 11 of the Best B2B and B2C Content Marketing Ideas of 2018.

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