Content marketing that converts

Learn how to nail content marketing to attract, engage, and convert customers in your business.

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About this episode

In this Australian Business Podcast episode, Zara McGuffie and Jordan Kidis explore the powerful world of content marketing and how it can be a game-changer for Aussie SMEs. 

This episode breaks down the essential steps to building a content strategy that not only resonates with your audience but also converts. From identifying what your audience genuinely needs, to crafting a practical content plan, tune in to gain actionable insights. 

Topics covered today:

  1. The importance of content marketing in today’s market
  2. Different types of content marketing 
  3. Strategies for identifying audience needs, developing core content pillars
  4. Steps to create an effective content calendar
  5. How to avoid common pitfalls
  6. How to market your content 

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