Skill

Content Marketing Strategy

Content for developers works when it helps an engineer solve a real problem, and that same content is what brings them to your product. This skill covers planning a content program, writing for search, content that leads into the product, running an editorial operation, measuring what content returns, and choosing between an in-house team and an agency. It draws on practitioners from DigitalOcean, Netlify, Algolia and others.

Draws from
Alex Zhitnitsky, Mitch Wainer, Erik Dietrich, Natalie Mendes, Ron Powell, Ivana Ivanovic, Kevin Smith
Free with Crucible
Content Marketing Strategy
Built from 6 library pieces

Use it when you're

  • Planning a content program from scratch
  • Measuring what your content returns
  • Building growth through search
  • Writing content that leads into the product
  • Scaling editorial operations
  • Deciding between an in-house team and an agency
  • Planning how each piece gets distributed

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Use the Content Marketing Strategy skill to plan our first quarter of technical blog posts.
Use the Content Marketing Strategy skill to decide whether to hire a content marketer or work with an agency.

The talks and articles behind it

This skill was built from these pieces in the Heavybit Library. All of them are free to read or watch if you want the source material yourself.

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