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Are You Really The Best Person To Take Care Of Content?

December 11, 2019 by Aaron

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In case you hadn’t realized it by now, content creation matters for getting your brand name out there, creating leads you wouldn’t have otherwise, and helping you get in Google’s good books. Taking the form of blogs, videos, eBooks, and more, quality content is now an invaluable and indirect way to increase market value and the attention your products receive.

If you’re in the process of building your business, then the chances are that you’ve decided to embark on content yourself. After all, you are your team at the moment, and juggling as many balls as possible seems like the best way to go, but is it really?

Many entrepreneurs fall by failing to take the care necessary over content creation in the early stages. When you’re an unknown name, especially, getting this right is liable to play a crucial part in your success. In many cases, then, entrepreneurs could benefit from either looking into freelance creators or seeking an ecommerce marketing service that can take care of content for them. This is a sure way to quality that converts, and some definite indicators that you could benefit include – 

Forever fighting against the clock

More than any other marketing technique, content creation takes time. Videos and eBooks, especially, can cost days of productivity if you aren’t careful. And, when you’re forever fighting against the clock, there’s a real risk that you’ll either rush content or neglect other business aspects. Remember, though, that content is only useful if the rest of your business is running smoothly. As such, neglecting aspects like product development for this purpose is entirely nonsensical. If you find that you don’t have the time, then give yourself a break. A dedicated content creator will be able to focus on this side of things while you ensure your business is dressed to impress when those content-based leads come your way.

Your grammar leaves a lot to be desired

The majority of content takes the form of written pieces, and grammar plays a huge part in getting this right. A well-worded, grammar-checked piece is guaranteed to do your brand and professional image a world of good. By comparison, a piece that’s poorly put together and littered with mistakes can look bad and confuse readers — neither of which you want. If your grammar leaves a lot to be desired, don’t take the risk. You’re a business person, remember, not a writer. Leave the words to people who specialize in this so you can focus on the things you know you’re good at!


Your skills don’t stretch across the content landscape

The content landscape is varied, and you need to tackle all possible forms to truly push your marketing forward. The trouble is that, often, entrepreneurial skill sets struggle to stretch across content creation on the whole. Even if you’re fantastic with blog posts, you may find it impossible to understand ebook creation or making video content. You can’t understand everything, after all! The trouble is that a limited skill set could soon begin limiting your content, and that’s a problem. By comparison, a dedicated content creator, either on a freelance or agency basis, will have an inclusive idea of various content forms. They’ll then be able to centralize quality across your content board and grant you access to a wide range of skills for one set fee.

Your content is failing to convert

Even if you feel that taking care of content creation yourself is working out, a failure to convert is a sure sign that this simply isn’t the case. In an ideal world, content marketing should be creating around three times as many leads as your outbound efforts. If that’s not happening right now, then the chances are that the small expense of getting someone else to take care of this would be well worth your while. The truth is that content is about more than just writing a half-decent article. There’s SEO to consider, and keywords, and even the inclusion of links and pictures. Dedicated content creators understand this, and your conversions should start to soar as soon as you let them take over the show.

It can be tempting to try to tackle everything yourself early on in business, but it’s important to remember that no entrepreneur is an island. Small business owners across the world are now finding the benefits of outsourcing services like content creation. Join them sooner rather than later to feel the benefits that perfecting this marketing method can bring. 

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About Aaron

Aaron is the owner of this social media blog and founder/writer of ShortofHeight.com, a men's fashion blog that shares style & fashion tips for short men. When he is not writing, he's finding the perfect cup of coffee. Connect with him on Facebook and Twitter.

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