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Find Content Creation Ideas: 7 Sources for a Virtually Endless Supply

Find Content Creation Ideas: 7 Sources for a Virtually Endless Supply | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Use these 7 strategies to come up with a virtually endless supply of fresh ideas for content creation. Several of them involve simply tapping into the power of some websites you are probably already using...

 

Content marketing poses many different challenges to businesses of all sizes, one being producing enough content. In fact, according to a Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs study, 64 percent of small businesses and 53 percent of enterprise businesses note that producing enough content is a content marketing challenge they currently face. Often businesses aren’t able to produce “enough” content because they believe they simply do not have any new ideas for their content marketing projects.

 

Though content creation can seem daunting, there are many easy ways to make the content marketing process easier. Not only are a variety of tools available to help inspire fresh concepts, but there are also some hassle-free methods that businesses in any industry can take advantage of — simply by tapping into the power of some of the websites you are probably already using every day....

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Nice 'n easy tips for content inspiration.

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Tangled Passages | The New York Times

Tangled Passages | The  New York Times | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
This week, a guest essay from my colleague Patrick LaForge on a perennial problem - leads (and other sentences) that tax readers' patience:...

 

No one sets out to write an opening sentence so long that it frustrates and irritates readers. But that’s what we sometimes do.

 

Writers are not always the culprits. Too often, editors are the ones overstuffing leads with background, context and tangential explanations. It’s a collective effort. We need to do better.

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Two recent examples weighed in at 55 words each and actually prompted reader complaints...

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Doc Searls Weblog | Leveraging Hal

Hal Crowther remains my favorite essayist, regardless of whether or not I agree with him. (And on some things I don’t.) Like Hunter S. Thompson, Hal’s writing is beyond enviable and his characterizations often over the top. Here’s some of his latest, addressed to the #Occupy movement...

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“You will always have work, and it will be the best kind of work” — Richard Rhodes on writing (Mayborn 2012, vol. 2)

“You will always have work, and it will be the best kind of work” — Richard Rhodes on writing (Mayborn 2012, vol. 2) | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Richard Rhodes, the Pulitzer-winning author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb, and of 23 other books, delivered one of the keynotes at this year’s Mayborn Conference for Literary Journalism. 

 

Here are five top takeaways from that address, followed by an edited transcript of his talk and a snippet from the Q-and-A session that followed....

 

[Inspiring read for writers, bloggers, PR and content marketing pros - JD]

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Make Your Content Pop with These 5 Bullet Point Basics | Content Marketing Institute

Make Your Content Pop with These 5 Bullet Point Basics | Content Marketing Institute | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Bullets are handy weapons in every writer's arsenal. They can help you order your thoughts and make your content easier on the eyes for readers. Try these five bullet point basics to make your content really pop.
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