Digital content Management
A content manager is a jack of all trades, an expert at coordinating multiple tasks to make sure content is created and published. You’ll learn about marketing, branding, advertising and brand management. No two days are the same – and you get to use your creativity and problem-solving skills in ever different ways to keep things running smoothly. And you’ll be a valuable member of any successful Marketing department. Take a look at our courses, sign up and get your diploma. Then go start your career!
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Content plays an important part in any company's marketing strategy. Good content marketing is a reliable and accessible way for companies to reach their clients, build trust and improve their brand image. Many companies are looking for professional writers who know how to tell their story and how to match a narrative with their marketing strategy. We need to remember that customers can learn about a company through various channels. It could be a social media post, a blog, a search engine ad etc. We'll teach you to drive engagement through these channels by creating alluring content.
A good content manager adds a lot of value to a modern business. Modern content managers are like editors-in-chief in a classic media company - no piece is published without their input. It's a respected position in any company focused on their content marketing strategy. - employerSpeaks
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Content management is constantly evolving, in line with the audience it's targeting. Companies are focusing on a smooth customer experience and moving away from offline communication channels. In recent years, there's been more and more talk about experience management, customer involvement and satisfaction. Everything's centered around a flawless customer journey.
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Technology is changing the content management landscape. Studies showed that an average employee spends 70% of their day sorting through archives and databases. In response, companies are introducing Enterprise Content Management Systems and turning to cloud-based content management. The lines between journalism, communication and marketing are also growing thinner. There's an emergence of new disciplines like "digital content" and "content advertising".
As a marketer, I've learned one thing: We need to stop collecting content. We need to focus less on creating something interesting and focus on becoming something interesting. And that's what we need to be offering people. The consumer needs to be the hero of the story. It's not the best content that wins - it's the most relatable one. - exStudentSpeaking
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Modern customers are more critical than before and usually research any purchases from various angles. I've noticed that many companies still have a hard time selling their story, their mission online. Our courses are designed to help you change that. You'll find out how to grow any company's online presence by creating relevant, high-quality content tailored to your target audience.
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- 82% of marketers who blogged about their business see a positive ROI
- Studies show that modern companies are more focused on expanding their content teams than ever before
- 88% of B2B and 82% of B2C companies use content management in their marketing strategy
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