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When it comes to content marketing, I have a contention.
I believe that knowing when, where and how to market your content is more important than just creating the content and sharing it straightaway on all social media handles associated with one’s enterprise.
During my career as a content writer and manager, I often had to do marketing of the written content as well; and in the words of my previous employers, “You do it fine … it’s uh … it’s good, really good.”
Well:
Here are the reasons why you may consider my Content Marketing services:
You cannot go about marketing computers if you do not know the difference between a RAM and a ROM. Say again what made you think that a person who knows a Jack squat about content can market it?
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