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Quality vs. Quantity: 6-Month Analysis of the Age-Old Blogging Debate

Quality vs. Quantity: 6-Month Analysis of the Age-Old Blogging Debate | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

And then, late one night in January, my colleagues Kieran and Joe had a Twitter conversation with Rand Fishkin about the HubSpot Blog's editorial strategy. It got me thinking: With all these new tools and resources at our disposal, was the Marketing Blog's current high volume strategy still best for our readers, thus best for us?


Keeping our headcount and resources constant, what kind of posts should we be publishing -- and at what frequency -- to grow faster?


Funny enough, we weren't the only ones interested in finding out this answer. After Joe and Kieran chatted with Rand on Twitter, we reached out to Trevor Klein at Moz to see if he wanted to run a similar experiment with their audience. He did -- and you can head over to their blog to read their findings.


Six months after starting this experiment on the Marketing Blog, we've uncovered some compelling insights that will transform how our section operates. Here's what we did to figure out our optimal editorial strategy -- and what we're going to do about it.  ...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Epic research report by Hupspot and invaluable recommendations to help every blogger succeed with better content. Highly recommended reading for bloggers. 9/10

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25 Compelling Reasons to Blog for Business Yesterday

25 Compelling Reasons to Blog for Business Yesterday | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Have you heard that 90% of companies are using custom content for marketing? Or that consumers believe that blogs are the most useful form of content? There’s a lot of compelling reasons to blog starting yesterday, not the least of which is that it’s no longer a differentiating factor. There are now nearly 7 million blogs on the internet, a meteoric increase over the 100,000 that existed a decade ago. From increased brand awareness to thought leadership to positive SEO, the reasons to blog are nearly endless. We’ve highlighted 25 of our favorites below...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

The research is compelling. Blogging and content marketing work. Here are 25 more reasons why you should be blogging. And you're waiting for? 

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