Content Distribution
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Year after year, hundreds of marketers report increased efforts and spending on content marketing — or the intention to do so. But great content is wasted if your audience doesn’t know it exists. Content distribution is integral to your content strategy, if not the most essential part. This guide will equip you with the tools you need to distribute the content you create. By the end, you’ll be able to build a content distribution strategy that gets your content in front of — and consumed by — your audience. Today, social media plays a huge role in content distribution — let’s take a moment to review what this entails. No matter which type of content distribution you focus on, the distribution process will happen after you create your content. However, you should know where and how you’re going to publish and promote your content before you put the proverbial pen