Create Better Content in Less Time with These 5 Tips
More and more brands are
beginning to realize the power of content marketing. Be it a full-fledged
content creation effort across multiple media platforms or a simple company
blog, engaging and informative content can help companies drive more traffic to
their websites, establish a better connection with their audiences and
ultimately convert them into loyal customers.
Starting a new blog or a
company YouTube channel can be intimidating. It requires a steady stream of
ideas and content that would be interesting, informative and also related to
your business industry.
To help you in your creative
efforts, Red Banyan came up with these five tips for easier content creation:
1. Make a list
Create a list of topic ideas
that could be used for a new blog or video. Keep updating it and adding new
entries as new topics present themselves throughout the week. Once you get into
a habit of keeping such a list, you will not face a shortage of new content
ideas ever again.
2. Test your story
Every time you decide to
share a story with your audience, make sure to test it with these three
questions:
- Why is it interesting to your audience?
- How does it relate to your company or organization?
- What can the reader learn from your takeaway?
3. Keep it concise
Try to condense your posts to
an easy-to-consume format. Write in snappy, easy-to-read paragraphs. Introduce
your main point in the beginning and don’t overload your story with unnecessary
details. You can always insert additional links where readers can find more
information on the subject.
4. Be visual
The Internet is a visual
medium. Make sure to add a visual element to your posts by complementing them with
descriptive images and videos.
5. Share your perspective
Remember that you are not a
reporter. Don’t just share the latest news or happenings in your industry, but
offer your unique perspective and input into the situation.
Have more helpful tips to
share? Let us know in the comments section!
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