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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2017 · 12 MIN

#380: The Death of Content Marketing and why it’s a myth - Adam Erhart

from The Internet Marketing Podcast · host SiteVisibility

Today Andy is joined by digital marketing strategist and founder or Siren Consulting Firm, Adam Erhart. Adam explains the reasons why people think Content Marketing is dead. He discusses how today, people look at content marketing and see “the old way of doing it”, where it was more important to fill the market with as much Content as possible. He explains that if you look online today, you’ll find content absolutely everywhere but that it isn’t always good, reliable content. Adam says that what we need now is better and more relevant content. He says that people are looking for ever lasting content that tells you everything you need to know at once instead of wasting time, having to pick out the most important information in an extremely long document. Adam believes that if you look at content marketing in a new way, with all these new innovations and developments, you’ll actually notice that content marketing is at its peak. So, if someone tells you about the death of content marketing, this person... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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