Difference between revisions of "Compelling content"

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Content is the information and experiences that are directed to an end-user or audience. Compelling Content means the content is providing something of value to the end-user. Businesses use Compelling Content in order to get something valuable in return. Instead of creating a demand for a new need, Compelling Content relies on anticipating and meeting an existing customer need for information.

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−	'''Content''' is the information and experiences that are directed to an [[User\|end-user]] or audience. '''Compelling ~~content~~''' means the content is providing something of value to the [[User\|end-user]]. Businesses use '''Compelling ~~content~~''' in order to get something valuable in return. Instead of creating a demand for a new need, '''Compelling ~~content~~''' relies on anticipating and meeting an existing customer need for information.	+	'''Content''' is the information and experiences that are directed to an [[User\|end-user]] or audience. '''Compelling Content''' means the content is providing something of value to the [[User\|end-user]]. Businesses use '''Compelling Content''' in order to get something valuable in return. Instead of creating a demand for a new need, '''Compelling Content''' relies on anticipating and meeting an existing customer need for information.
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