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News (or News jacking Post) People likes to read news. It’s based in facts, making your blog more reliable. Make sure that the news you’re going to post are new and ‘Hot’ for it to be catchy and interesting. News jacking is actually a great strategy to mix your own opinions into an existing news story.

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The Instructional Post Posts are some of the most common for a content marketing campaign because they’re relatively easy to write. They can be step-by-step “how to” articles, or general information articles that provide background for an abstract subject, like marketing. However, since instructional posts are becoming more common, it’s wiser to select a less obvious, more niche-focused subject matter for your posts. These types of posts are highly valuable to the reader, especially if you include reference materials or visual diagrams to accompany your written information. It can be incredibly valuable when marketing to a demographic who is presently unfamiliar with your services or your authority.

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The Personal Spotlight Post People like to read about people, so if you can make a personal spotlight post that engages your readers emotionally, you’ll instantly win some reader interest. Make your workplace feel a little more personal, and show it off. Personal spotlight posts can be beneficial in making you seem more personal, but they shouldn’t constitute the majority of your campaign. Also be sure to rotate the subject of your post, or else your readers could get bored.

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The Cheat Sheet Post “Cheat sheet” posts are like instructional posts in the sense that they provide direct information to the reader, but they’re more stylized and may not guide the reader in completing a specific task. The most common forms of cheat sheet posts are lists and countdowns, which lend themselves to catchy titles like “the top five reasons…”, and checklists, which exist to prepare a reader for a specific action or event. These posts are extremely popular due to their “quick and dirty” style and their shareable nature. Incorporate these posts as often as your content strategy allows, and be sure to promote them on social media to improve their reach.

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The Media Post Media-specific blog posts are popular already, and are becoming even more popular due to the increase in demand for visual content. Infographics, high quality images, and short videos are just a few examples of focal pieces of media that can be used for a media blog post.

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The Entertaining Post The entertaining blog post’s primary intention is to entertain the user If you have a playful, interactive brand voice, you can publish as much entertaining content as you want. If you have a conservative, more professional brand, you might want to ease up. Entertaining content, especially humorous content, has a high likelihood of being shared and remembered, but make sure you’re doing something original. You also want to include something valuable to the user, such as information, in order to make the post effective beyond its simple entertainment value.

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Other Topics Personal: This is the broadest category and includes blogs about personal topics like politics, music, family, travel, health, you name it. Business: Professionals ranging from realtors to lawyers and stock brokers are using blog to share their expertise, and companies have discovered the power of blogs to personally engage with their customers. Schools: is a great way for teachers and students to collaborate on classroom projects. Non-profits: Foundations, charities, and human rights groups find our blogs to be great tools to raise awareness and money for their causes. Politics: Members of parliament, political parties, government agencies, and activists using our blogs to connect with their constituencies.

Military: Members of the military blog to report what they see happening in various parts of the world and to stay in touch with their families. Private: Some people make their blogs private to share photos and information within families, companies, or schools. Sports: We’ve got teams, athletes, and fans using blogs to express and share their passion for various sports. How-to, tips and reviews: There are lots of blogs that share tips and reviews about cooking, games, music, books, movies, and so on.

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