The Publication of an ICT Project Flashcards

(30 cards)

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It is a strategic approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, consistent content to attract and retain a defined audience.

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Content Marketing

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It describes how promoting or advertising content affects communication with a single person or the intended audience.

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Advertising Effect

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Published content on highly populated platforms increases the possibility of being visible to a broader audience through sharing. It also means it can be exposed to an audience with an unfamiliar perspective on the content.

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Awareness

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______ of the audience is essential in marketing as it assures repeat viewing and interaction. Contents the audience appreciates on a personal level create a particular point of trust that can benefit the future.

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Loyalty

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It means that people will automatically direct to the published posts to form their perspective on specific topics.

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Authority

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It is done to optimize content relevance so it can become easily findable and popular for user search queries.

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Search engine optimization (SEO)

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One of the elements of SEO which uses essential keywords and phrases in the title or content so search engines prioritize them whenever users look for them.

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Keyword optimization

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Guidelines for Using Keyword Optimization

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  1. Focus on 1 to 2 keywords to avoid “keyword stuffing” to cheat the system.
  2. Use keywords in the title for easier finding. A question-based title is also ideal.
  3. Use long-tail keywords (three or more words) throughout the content naturally.
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It deals with tracking any engagement that the content is getting.

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Traffic Monitoring

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The primary content marketing metrics that should always be monitored.

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Unique Pageviews, Traffic Sources Metric, Social Media Shares, and Other Social Media Engagements

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The number of visitors who have seen or visited the page without any repeat views and visits. It checks whether enough unique viewers see the content as it would mean it performs well.

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Unique Pageviews

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Measures the type and number of sources driving traffic to the website. It can be direct, wherein users visit the page directly to find what they are looking for.

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Traffic Sources Metric

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Millions of users ready to consume published content posted on them. The more shares the post gets, the more people will know about them, which will help boost the content organically.

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Social Media Shares

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Some social media features can easily indicate what the users think of the post.

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Other Social Media Engagements

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Refers to online methods to attract an audience by paying for ad space.

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Paid Advertising

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Automatically appears at the top search results on search engines.

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Includes promoting posts to reach a wider audience.

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Social Media Advertisements

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A banner at the top, bottom, or sides of webpages to advertise content.

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Refers to collaborating with “influencers” to post on their platforms to discuss or highlight the content.

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Brand Collaboration/Partnership

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It takes place between the owners and their audience.

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Feedback and interaction

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Through feedback mechanisms such as surveys, social media and video comments, and reviews help optimize the content according to what the audience needs, and the content must improve.

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Soliciting user feedback

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Key Figures for Feedback and Interaction

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Ratings, Acknowledgments, and Comments

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An object to be rated is placed on a defined scale, usually from a 5-point scale represented as a star rating.

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Feedback without scale, such as Likes and its variations on social media sites such as Favorite or Upvote.

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Acknowledgments

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Feedback in text that most social media sites have. A comment can start a healthy discussion about the content, even praising it.
Comments
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Ways for Using Feedback and Interaction in Content Marketing
Creating content addressing questions, Sharing positive reviews and comments, Tailored interactions, and Improving campaigns and promotions
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Doing so gives a personalized response that directly targets the concerns on a larger platform than a comment box. This gesture will be highly appreciated and will make them feel seen.
Creating content addressing questions
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Sharing this kind of feedback also makes them feel appreciated. It can also serve as a testimonial that can be used to attract new audiences based on the trust and loyalty that have been built and encouraged by current audiences.
Sharing positive reviews and comments
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It is evident that personalized feedback responses make the audience feel appreciated and seen. By speaking their language based on their interaction with the content can only have positive outcomes for both parties involved.
Tailored interactions
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Although sticking to personal beliefs is essential, listening and working on negative feedback can always do wonders for the content. This feedback can signal to improve or change how content is campaigned or promoted.
Improving campaigns and promotions