Content is King… But Only One Wears the Crown

You’ve heard the saying everywhere, Content is King. I don’t believe that’s changed, nor do I believe it ever will. Whether it’s companies writing about their products and services, earned media outlets writing about them, shared media outlets sharing them, paid media outlets promoting them… it’s content that drives influence, authority, and purchase decisions.

The problem comes when everyone is under the belief that their content is king. Let’s be honest, most content is terrible. It’s often production-line, evergreen content that lacks character, a story, or anything to differentiate itself. Or it’s marketing-speak, the common denominator of content chiseled down through layers of bureaucracy and micromanagement.

Neither, of course, is worthy of the crown. Your content can’t be king unless it’s unique, remarkable, and wins the battle. Want to be King? (Or Queen – content has no gender). Here are some tips:

Hey, it’s good to be King. But you’re only a guillotine away from losing your head. Be prepared to defend your land and reign terror on your enemies.

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