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The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
How is your #VET Practice dealing with #Pet #obesity? This latest article explains why its important to use educational videos to help educate your clients. Written by Dr Becky Nicholson @vetcontent thevetchannel.co.uk/tackling…
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
How to keep your clients bonded to the practice?
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The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Q1 Recap. Longreads (7000+ word) are the leaders driving almost 4 times more traffic than articles of average length (900-1200 words). Here are some #ProTips from the #SemrushChat community on content consistency.
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Do your clients know how to spot the signs of an emergency in their pet? Watch our video and read our blog written by Vet, regular contributor and author Dr Joanna Woodnutt MRCVS.
thevetchannel.co.uk/new-emer…
@vetcontent @VetShareBGUK @Medivet_UK @IVC_Evidensia
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
🔥 Check out this recent post by @Backlinko covering the most important SEO trends this year bit.ly/2lkLGWT.
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Is there an optimal length that your #content should be? 🦒 Should you be setting minimum wordcounts for your content?🧮 Learn from this guide bit.ly/3mLqe94
#ContentMarketing
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94% of all content generates zero backlinks. Sounds crazy 😨You don’t want to paint a masterpiece and lock it away in a storage shed, do you? That's why you need to have a solid content distribution strategy 👉 bit.ly/2lts2bE via @Brafton
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Why is content marketing great for small businesses?
✅ More website visitors
✅ More targeted traffic
✅ Better brand recognition
✅ Builds trust with your audience
@hardmanbs explains more over on our blog ➡️ bit.ly/2VcH8RX
#contentmarketing #smallbiz
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
#Blogging statistics and trends 2020:
📈 Average post length—1269 words
📉 Most bloggers publish weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly
📈 “How-to” is the most popular format
📉 90% of bloggers add images to their posts
Learn more bit.ly/2y3YKWG by @crestodina via @orbiteers
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
What #content types can you integrate into your marketing mix? ☄️
Check out the infographic below to identify which content you should employ in your content marketing strategies 👉 bit.ly/2QbynFq by @larrykim
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
How often should you update your website? 🤔 Here are some great tips on this from @StoriesWithGill 👇 linkedin.com/posts/gill-andr…
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Everyone loves a good #infographic ❤️ Learn how to use infographics to boost your #SEO bit.ly/2X85U7q via @VismeApp
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Have you ever heard of the cluster content strategy? 🤔 The idea is to identify 5-10 core topics for your blog, and then expand on them using different data sources. Learn why it's good for your #SEO and how to build it bit.ly/3arOtC8
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Don't ignore PAAs -> How to Maximize ‘People Also Ask’ SEO Opportunities [Study]
"Unlike featured snippets, it is possible to both appear in a PAA box and hold a standard organic ranking on page 1 of Google." glennga.be/3jmoMHZ via @Olgandrienko on @semrush
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Great article here from @vetcontent about how to pick out the good from the bad when it comes to pet advice: bit.ly/2RYLZE0
Super important and worth a retweet we think!!
#pethealth #petowners #veterinary
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Let's play Bingo 🙌 Cross off the types of content that you are already using them in your #socialmedia strategy. The ones that are left—your new ideas that you can use to take your social media game to the next level!
Great examples on each type bit.ly/2EcV3lA
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
My biggest takeaway from @RobandKennedy so far:
Don't email when you want to make a sale.
That shit's old-school.
Email so you're there when they're ready to buy.
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#PetworkingHour
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
“You don’t need 1,000 articles. You need 100 great articles.”
In the canon of marketing principles ... that’s easily my number one.
So, to get included in @crestodina’s detailed guide on how to apply it?
Dream fulfilled: orbitmedia.com/blog/update-o…
ht @orbiteers @ErinBalsa
The Veterinary Content Company retweeted
Please RT: Exotic animals are popular pets but sadly their welfare needs are often misunderstood. Help us raise awareness by downloading & sharing these infographics, which have all the essential information about common exotic pets in the UK #ThinkTwice bva.co.uk/exoticpets
