Stephen Jeske

Content siloing is a strategy that organizes content into thematic categories or silos. This makes it easier for users to navigate and find relevant information.

Content segmentation is dividing your target audience into smaller, distinct groups based on specific criteria, such as industry, job role, or pain points, to deliver more personalized content.

Content scraping is the process of gathering data from publicly available webpages and online sources. But it can also refer to the unauthorized copying and use of content from other sources, often without permission and in violation of copyright laws.

Content scoring is a method of evaluating and prioritizing content based on factors like quality, relevance, audience appeal, and business impact.

Content repurposing is the practice of taking existing content and adapting it for use in different formats or on various platforms.

Content republishing is sharing existing content on different platforms or in different formats to extend its reach.

A content repository is a centralized location or system for storing and organizing digital content assets.

Content relevance is ensuring that content is timely and appropriate for the intended audience and context.

Content quality is the assessment of content based on factors such as accuracy, relevance, and readability.

Content promotion is the methods used to increase the exposure of content, including email marketing, social media, and paid advertising.