What is the difference between content strategy and content marketing?

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What is the difference between content strategy and content marketing?

 

[azgold]

The strategy is your plan for your content - what is the goal of your content, who are you targeting, topics, editorial calendar, what order you want to release your articles, whose going to write them, etc.

Marketing is....marketing. Driving traffic to your content (preferably targeted) and/or building your brand or product recognition.

That's a pretty simple explanation but I think that basically covers it.

 

[Zak Bard]

It's generally different concepts. Content marketing is wider.

 

[techsophia]

Hi

Content strategies include several elements: the development of your value proposition; Promoting buyer person development, content mapping for each personality, developing website content, promoting and promoting content assets, flow policy, syndication, content within the content for SEO, editorial calendar, social media promotion, measurement etc.

Content marketing is the process of communicating relevant messages to specific target audiences and individuals during their individual shopping cycles, which creates expertise because of ultimately sales for informing, educating and celebrating the possibilities, and at one point of time, Persistently and systematically

Hope this helps you.

 

[daica85]

In content marketing, you have many content strategies and in each strategy you have many content tactics

 

[chanel majic]

Based on my experience, content strategy is about planning while content marketing is an act of applying those plans you created for your website.

 

[Saad Rashid]

Content Strategy: What to do and what content to make.
Content Marketing: Promoting the content which has been made.

 

[Badboys]

Content Strategy is all-inclusive, while content marketing refers to a single part of an overall content strategy.

 

[SaraDVL]

In fact, understanding the differences between content marketing and content strategy, as well as planning how they can both work together, is one of the most important things you can do fundamentally for your business to succeed online and beyond.

 

[Graybeard]

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In real life (IRL) terms it's a phrase invented by the Internet to get attention. It's just *armpit wood*

 

[James Whitef]

There is a world of difference between content strategy and content marketing.
Content Strategy is all about to figure out what content will help your target audience and inspire them to take actions that boost your business to figuring out what content will help your target audience and inspire them to take actions that boost your business and Content Marketing is all about creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly defined audience.

 

[Mansi shrivastav]

The difference between content strategy and content marketing is, in strategy, you plan for your content, for example, the goal of your content, your target and your topic etc. and in marketing, you driving traffic to your content.