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​How to Do a Content Audit (the Strategic Way)​

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Hi, friends. This week, we share our strategy for effective content audits and outline three charact

Hi, friends. This week, we share our strategy for effective content audits (not as scary as it sounds, promise) and outline three characteristics that make a successful audit. Then, we put the Animalz blog in the audit hot seat to find out what works and what doesn’t. —KT --------------------------------------------------------------- 📖 From the Archives ​[How to Do a Content Audit (the Strategic Way)](​ Not sure if your content marketing strategy is actually working these days? You need a content audit. A content audit is just what it sounds like — a handy analysis that helps you drill down which articles are performing well, and which ones could use a little help. We discuss how to strategize your content audit so you can: - Unlock better ROI from the content you already have - Choose the best content lanes to hit your targets - Optimize your site structure for better-performing content If the word “audit” freaks you out (same 😰), we built our [Revive]()​ tool to help you nail down which articles to work on first. [Read more]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 🎙️ Podcast Episode ​[Auditing the Animalz Blog](​ In this episode, we dive into three characteristics of great content audits: - They’re opinionated - They’re strategy-led - They’re educational Then, we roll up our sleeves and audit the Animalz blog to share what works and what doesn’t. ​[Listen now](​, or check out other episodes [here](=).​ ​ ​ --------------------------------------------------------------- 🧠What We’re Thinking About - ​[Disruptive Technologies](: "We live in a noisy world. Unless you distinguish yourself, you’ll never get a chance to show how different you actually are." - ​[How to Get New Ideas](): “Knowledge grows fractally. From a distance, the edges look smooth, but when you get close, you'll notice it's full of gaps.” - ​[Who Wins the AI Value Chain?](): “There are two types of AI threats. The first is fun to think about: A super-potent digital intelligence escapes the intended bounds of its mandate and then wipes out humanity in a robot-overlord, glowing-red-eyed-Arnold-Schwarzenegger doomsday scenario. The second is an AI that goes right up to the edge of Skynet, but falls short of being an artificial general intelligence." --------------------------------------------------------------- Animalz provides high-end content marketing solutions to SaaS companies. Interested in working with us? Just reply to this email. [Unsubscribe]( | 11 5th Ave #10D, New York, New York 10003

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