How (And Why) To Build The Optimal Content Team
Aquent Australia
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By Kerry McCarthy , Content Director at BEX Lab and Managing Director of The Native Content Company
In order to help a business to connect with customers and create content that leads to tangible results and drives business outcomes, we need experts all day, every day and everywhere.
But how? No brand or agency of any size — whether you’re a small start-up or a legendary enterprise spanning the globe — can employ a full-time journalist or subject specialist for every single project need and nuance.?
The truth is even the best brand or content marketing agency can’t afford to employ a guru who’s going to have idle time on their hands. They’d go broke whenever the project needed changing, and the specialist would be left twiddling their thumbs. Or they’d be laying off staff at a rate to make any head spin and never attract worthy talent due to a crappy rep as an employer.
So, what’s the solution, you ask? Well, I’m going to tell you, so buckle up as I present all the reasons you need to build the optimum content team for every single project, how to do it without going broke, and why it might be better to leave this one to the experts.
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Content Strategy | Integrated Marketing and Communications | Digital Marketing | Project Management
2 年Fantastic read, Kerry McCarthy. Nice work!