How to Repurpose Your Content Correctly (Infographic)

How to Repurpose Your Content Correctly (Infographic)

In our infographic below, we’re exploring why you should repurpose content, why Twitter should be a major focus, and six easy ways to repurpose content. Plus, four killer tools you can use.

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How to Repurpose Content: An Infographic

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Why Should You Repurpose Content?

  • Approximately 15% of Americans listen to podcasts of repurposed content, and the number is growing each year.
  • Tweets with visual content get 18% more clicks, 89% more favorites, and 150% more re-tweets.
  • Repurposed content helps make your content more impactful as 67% of people are likely to be convinced by a presentation that includes visuals.
  • An infographic is 30 times more likely to help you get views than an article.
  • Kissmetric’s infographics received an average of 20,859 likes on Facebook.
  • An average of 62% of podcast listeners surveyed have said they are likely to buy something advertised on a podcast.
  • 70% of many major businesses say videos are a highly effective aspect of their content marketing.

Why Twitter Should Be A Focus For Your Repurposed Content

  • Studies show that you’ll get the most use out of Twitter if you tweet up to 30x a day, while small business owners do better around 5 tweets/day. (Kevan Lee)
  • A tweet usually has a “life” of 18 minutes. That’s why you want to tweet often: the more you tweet, the more you will see engagement. (Kevan Lee)
  • Link to your blogs and content, often: 50% of all re-tweeted tweets contain links. (Leo Widrich)
  • Re-sharing your content is vital on Twitter: you can get just as many if not more re-tweets on your second, third and fourth posts of the same blog. (Belle Beth Cooper)
  • Use different headlines as you tweet. Your unique second headline can get double the amount of clicks. (Leo Widrich)
  • Going viral is more possible on Twitter than Facebook because of the immediate traction tweets get. Facebook posts have a shelf life of 5 hours. (Leo Widrich)

6 EASY Ways to Repurpose Content

  1. Make a Presentation. Turn your blog post into a presentation on SlideShare. Make a few graphics and put them into the program, and you have new, repurposed content. (Kevan Lee)
  1. Turn Old Blog Posts Into Guides. Old blog posts provide a lot of excellent content to be repurposed. Assemble the multiple blogs you’ve written on a topic and turn them into an easy-to-access guide with multiple aspects. (Megan Marrs)
  1. Use Your Evergreen Content. One of the best types of content to repurpose is evergreen content. This gives you more topics to work with, and helps you create something that will still be worthwhile in the future. (Kevan Lee)
  1. Create Infographics from Written Content. Do you have a favorite blog that you want more people to read? Consider chopping it down into short points and putting them in infographic form. (Arnie Kuenn)
  1. Host a Podcast Based Off of a Blog Post. Podcasts are a hot commodity right now, and your written content provides some great resources for one (or several). Look at your popular posts and then host a podcast talking more in-depth on them. (Megan Marrs)
  1. Turn Your Content into Powerful Videos. Your existing written content can be used as visual in multiple ways, including video. Brand videos made from content you already have can reach more people and bring in new customers. (Salma Jafri)

4 Great Tools For Repurposing Content

  1. SlideShare. This is a great tool to add your visual content to, creating a presentation you can give out to your clients. Try it when repurposing your content for maximum audience reach. (Garrett Moon)
  2. YouTube. This is the best channel to share your videos on to reach out to a wide audience. When you repurpose written content into videos, always make sure you have a YouTube channel set up for them. (Garrett Moon)
  3. Social Media Channels. Every single social media channel offers you the chance to repurpose content whether it is on Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram. Research different ones to find which will benefit your business the most. (Yael Kochman) 
  4. List.ly. Lists are amazing, aren’t they? People love lists, which makes this program excellent to use for your repurposed content. Simply break your content down into a list format, update this program, and share with your audience. (Yael Kochman)

Full Reference List
Kevan Lee, Buffer | http://buff.ly/1eEKhlQ

CityRoom | http://buff.ly/1eEKfdY

Wordstream | http://buff.ly/1dclaVS

Hubspot | http://buff.ly/1eEKjKv

Inc.com, Larry Kim | http://buff.ly/1eEKplj

Brafton | http://buff.ly/1eEKwxu

Salma Jafri, Search Engine Watch | http://buff.ly/1eEKzt8

Arnie Kuenn, CMI | http://buff.ly/1eEKGVy

Coschedule | http://buff.ly/1eEKJR9

Outbrain | http://buff.ly/1eEKKVc

 

The Ultimate State of Content Marketing In 2015 – Infographic

The Ultimate State of Content Marketing In 2015 – Infographic

Content is here to stay: no doubt about it. But how is content considered successful today, based on search engine ranking potential and real value-add to readers?

The Ultimate State of Content Marketing In 2015

We’ve gathered the top factors of successful content for 2015, based on over 15 top sources (including major content marketing studies) in one comprehensive infographic. Enjoy, and don’t forget to share and comment! (Transcript below the infographic of the content and resource links.)

The Ultimate State of Content Marketing In 2015
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Did You Know? Crucial Content Stats For 2015

  • 95% (9 out of 10) B2B marketers in North America use content marketing.
  • 60% of marketers use content marketing WEEKLY.
  • 41% of marketers confirm content marketing has a positive ROI (Stateofinboundmarketing)
  • 82% of prospects find relevant industry content most valuable (Marketo)
  • Engagement is the most frequently cited objective for content marketing by US B2B marketers. (Curata)
  • Content marketing is now defined as using/creating content that is not promotional but interesting or valuable in itself. (Emarketer)
  • Buyers are most likely to share blog posts more than any other content form. Next most likely shared content form: infographics. (DemandGenReport)
  • Whitepapers used to be one of the most popular content forms (in 2013); now, 95% of buyers prefer shorter content formats. (DemandGenReport)
  • In social media, buyers are more likely to be on LinkedIn & Twitter. (DemandGenReport)
  • Length matters: Blogs that are at least 2,500 words on a 10+ year old domain rank the best in Google. (serpIQ) Content at least 3,000 words gets 2x the amount of shares shorter posts do.

Six Key Factors of Content Success In 2015

What makes successful content tick? Let’s take a look.

1. Quality is the number one ranking factor.

Although authority and relevance win the rankings (Redevolution), quality is the number one ranking factor for web content (Neilpatel).

2. Useful content posted consistently will succeed.

The keyword is useful; if your readers gain something from reading, they will share and engage. Correct SEO copywriting is essential for websites.

3. A lot of time will be spent crafting perfect headlines.

Five times as many people read the headline as read the actual body copy. (David Ogilvy) (represent in a statistic?). This means when you write a headline, you spend 80c out of a dollar (also represent in a statistic possibly?)

Headline copy is one of the top 5 MOST impactful elements for lead generation. (MarketingSherpa)

4. Content auditing is the best way to monitor content quality.

Say goodbye to bad content: embarrassing content and outdated links won’t happen again if you maintain content auditing (Copyblogger).

Content auditing tools: a content expert’s human eye, time, SEMRush

5. Content curation is becoming mainstream.

Most marketers are now utilizing content curation as a key component of their content marketing strategy. 56% of marketers say that quality content is their greatest content marketing challenge. Curation is a top solution for this challenge. (Forbes/Curata)

Curation tools: Scoop.it, Quora, Curata, Storify, Paper.li

6. Creativity will be in demand as content marketers strive to rise above.

Today, SEO copywriting isn’t finished when the content is well-written or even useful: the content must also excite the reader. The more creative the content, the more the engagement.

Storytelling will be in demand as a top engagement tool to connect audience to content. (BruceClay) Just remember: not everyone is a storyteller. (Wordstream)

Examples of awesome creativity in content: Basecamp’s TheDistance.com, Redbull’s Redbulletin.com.

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Statistics – Full Reference List

Marketing Sherpa l http://buff.ly/1EO55AY

Neil Patel l http://buff.ly/1yzbM9g

Kapost l http://buff.ly/1OlbN2g

Dev-Edge Internet Marketing l http://buff.ly/1aBTQPx

Copyblogger l http://buff.ly/1cAzSX7

Scoop.it l http://buff.ly/1b2k1zB

Redevolution l http://buff.ly/1J8NJ0X

Emarketer l http://buff.ly/1Hd7VQw

Content Marketing Institute l http://buff.ly/1Hd8qK9

Demand Gen Report l http://buff.ly/1G2a7f0

Forbes l http://buff.ly/1yzB7Qj

State of Inbound 2014 Hubspot l http://buff.ly/1G2aLsP

Curata l http://buff.ly/1Hdj2Jc

serpIQ l http://buff.ly/1b2M9T7

Bruce Clay, INC l http://buff.ly/1b2N6uz

Wordstream l http://buff.ly/1G2DKN7