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How to Write a Blog Post: A Full Breakdown of How We Do it at Buffer

Buffer

Our blog and writing process have seen many iterations throughout the years.    For example, take a look at how our Content team worked together back in 2017 to plan our editorial calendar.   We usually fill our content calendar with these ideas and assign them to each other in our bi-weekly Editorial calls. 

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The Best Content Marketing Books of 2017 to Boost Your Creativity and Productivity

Content Marketing Institute

If you’re a chief content officer , copywriter, designer, or programmer searching for ways to create more and better content in less time, you’ll find fresh ideas for improving your creativity, productivity, and writing skills with these best books from 2017. After your book appears, you could respond to comments and reviews as blog posts.

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How Buffer’s Content Team Collaborates + Our Content Calendar Template

Buffer

Here’s a throwback to how our team worked together back in 2017.) Plus, by sharing our own systems transparently (like in this post!), We also work with a content agency that produces roughly four posts monthly and one freelancer who produces two content refreshes every month.

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Bloggers to Watch in 2017

ProBlogger

His work has been featured here in the past via two guest posts by Michael Alexis. Ramit Sethi Exposed: How He Earns Millions Blogging. His blog posts are brilliant but I also love it when he is interviewed. Some of my favourite posts include: 10 Brainstorming Exercises to Generate 100 New Blog Post Ideas.

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The Zen of Content Marketing: Higher Consciousness, Better Performance

Content Marketing Institute

October 7, 2017) edition, Robert relates his conversation with a marketing director who was considering quitting his job. September 30, 2017) newsletter, he addresses the difficulty many marketing departments have finding talented people to hire for their content teams. Unfetter your thinking before you make editorial plans.

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How to Plan a Year’s Worth of Content With One Original Research Survey

Content Marketing Institute

When you look at the library of content you publish, is it a string of somewhat-related blog posts, videos and more — or do all the pieces work together to tell a better, broader story? Of course (to poorly paraphrase Robert Rose), you want your editorial to tell one story instead of each piece being disconnected from the rest.

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Building Your Content Marketing Team? 14 Skills for New, Growing, and Mature Programs

Content Marketing Institute

It’s one of those posts that is consistently well received because it hits a nerve: Whom do you need on your team to make content marketing work in your organization? It’s imperative to start out with a solid strategy (and, no, a strategy is not your editorial calendar ). Editorial planning. Strategy development. Click To Tweet.