
5,000
That is the number of decisions the average consumer is faced with every day (reference The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload).
I’ve blogged about permission marketing and the power of authenticity but I wanted to talk today specifically about what the future of content marketing looks like.
Rachel Strella has a great post up here that talks about three major takeaways. It’s worth the read, for sure.
There’s something I’d highlight today that I think a lot about: quality, authoritative content.
With the massive amount of posts, tweets, blogs, snapchats, instagrams, etc., out there, if you are producing surface level content you are shouting into the void.
I think to make a difference, to be heard, you have to establish yourself as a passionate advocate and student of your niche. Some would say be the ‘expert’, but there’s a finality to that word that I don’t subscribe to personally.
Every day, study your art.
Every day, practice your art.
Every day, share your art.
Become the voice of your art with quality, authoritative content.