Reality Check: 7 Metrics to Know If Your Content Provides Value in the Inspiration Age

Pam moore keynote speaker on branding, ai, personal branding, and growth mindset

Pam Moore

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It's time get real on the value of your content. Is your content really providing value to your ideal customer, audience and community?

Many business and marketing leaders are spending loads of time and money on content strategies, framework, media, posts and distribution. However, when you ask them the value of their content and how it is resonating with their audience they often return a shoulder shrug and head shake meaning “I have no clue!”

  • Can you answer these questions?
  • Do you know if your content is truly resonating with your audience?
  • Is it providing them real value?
  • Is it helping them solve their problems?
  • Is it helping them grow their business?
  • Is it helping them become part of something bigger together than they can be by themselves as one?
  • Is your audience truly engaging with your content in a human way?
  • Is your content helping you nurture real and human relationships?
  • Is your content helping or hurting your brand?

If you would like answers to these questions then you are in luck today. Take a listen to the 173rd episode of the Social Zoom Factor podcast to learn 7 easy ways you can measure and determine if your content is providing value to your audience in the inspiration age.

Be sure to subscribe to this entire brand new series, “Welcome to The Inspiration Age” on iTunesStitcher or SoundCloud!

In this 25 minute podcast you will learn: 

  • How to know if you are truly inspiring, educating, delighting and entertaining your audience
  • Why generating revenue is important but not the only metric
  • Tips to create a conversion funnel based on value
  • Understanding engagement as a metric to understanding the value of your content marketing
  • The importance of building a community that is thriving
  • Importance of community members connecting in human way
  • Understanding your website analytics and statistics
  • Don't ignore the social network metrics
  • Utilizing email marketing and email opt-ins as a metric to measure value of content marketing

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Free webinars: We are also launching a series of webinars and training opportunities to dig even deeper. Sign up here-> You are the Media – Building Your Media Foundation

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