#Content Marketing: Creating informative and engaging content (blogs
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supersabzimandi · 1 year ago
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artsekey · 1 year ago
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I really hate how ads have taken over the internet. On one hand, I know that hosting a website costs money, right? And ad revenue is one of the simplest ways for free-to-use websites to cover their operating costs.
My question is-- and I would genuinely love an answer-- is this ever going to stop? Tumblr ran for a long time without ads. So did Youtube. I know that the cost of hosting so much media has gone up, but there are a lot of users on these websites that make the content that drives people to use the service that don't see any of the money generated by this revenue. On Youtube, there's at least a way for creators to make some money from what they do. For most, it isn't much, but the opportunity is there. On Tumblr, well... the ability to convert the visibility of my blog into any financial gain practically nonexistent, though they did at one point promise that users would be able to make money from ads run on their blogs (whatever happened to that, Staff?).
"You can pay to avoid seeing ads!" Tumblr says, as if the views on my main blog alone over the past few years have not generated more than enough ad revenue to cover the price they're asking me to pay, the person who is actively making content that brings eyes to their ads.
I'm not mad at Tumblr for hosting ads. I get that it has to happen because it's the easiest way to keep the site free, and honestly, I imagine Tumblr's staunch opposition to monetization has been a real obstacle for the team building Tumblr. But at the same time, it feels like yet another small concession in the usability of the site. I'm tired of ads that auto-play with blaring audio while I'm scrolling. I'm tired of adds that, if I touch them while trying to scroll past them, take me to an external site. Outside of tumblr, I'm tired of looking for information online only to get a webpage that's 95% ads and otherwise illegible. Hell, I recently got an ad on Discord. Was it unobtrusive? Maybe. But it was there, for the first time, and I know that won't be the end.
I know the first reply I'm going to get on this is "use adblock", and yes, that's a solution, but think about how much the landscape for media has changed in just ten years.
Popular forums are basically gone outside of reddit.
Youtube, without Red, is ad hell. You can't watch more than 3-4 minutes of video without getting sent to marketing hell.
Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter-- it's terrible. I firmly believe they've manufactured a worse experience through the implementation of ads to convince you to buy into their premium services.
Just Check out this video of Penguinz0 trying to watch a video on a third-party site.
There's discussion of putting ads into video games.
Remember when games didn't include micro-transactions? Blizzard is charging $70 for one mythic skin. You could almost buy Overwatch 1 twice-over at that price-point.
Influencers make a living by making their lives into advertisements.
Youtube has retaliated against users using ad-block on non-chrome browsers by artificially inflating the load times of it's videos.
What can we do about this? I imagine companies see it as an infinite money hack; users can't stop companies from hosting ads, and the action they could take to voice their displeasure-- leaving the site, using other competitive services-- has been all but obliterated thanks to the homogeneity of popular social media outlets. If someone is truly so incensed about ads, well-- it isn't like they have to engage with them, right? They can enroll in a cheap, auto-renewing service to get rid of ads entirely. Well, wait, the price of premium might just have to go up. Don't worry, it's auto-renewing! You won't even notice it. Oh, no, it's got to go up again, you won't even notice it.
There's no incentive for them to cap this behavior, and no way for us as users to pressure them to do so. We create these spaces; we fill them with color, art, activism, community, and the companies that ride on the tailcoat of the spaces we create tell us to give them more. What comes next?
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srbachchan · 1 year ago
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DAY 5973
Jalsa, Mumbai June 25/26, 2024 Tue/Wed 2:07 AM
Birthday - EF - Anamika Gupta .. 🙏🌹
Ef Özen Eren Wednesday, 26 June .. and all ur prayers and wishes for this special day for the Ef ..
the Agenda .. an act of predetermined thought and conveyance .. what shall bring attention recognition be the intent .. any express that can remotely be given the spin, and mastered is the guile and expertise of such ..
it is lamentable , ignominious to witness the impotency of content .. to somehow in any which manner , to be able to draw attention in storied form, just so it can be put up and seen or read , in favourable condition to them that devise it ..
devise .. for the right is not needed to be devised ..
pity ..
never ever underestimate the generation that follows , or is about to follow .. they are aware and alive to every situation and knowledged to hold their own in debate or discussion ..
we are enriched by the circumstance that often fall upon us .. and then we find a way .. even when there be none ..
"In today's digital age, the ubiquitous nature of content has paradoxically led to a dilution of its potency. With the democratization of content creation, anyone with an internet connection can produce and distribute information, leading to an oversaturation of the digital landscape. This phenomenon has profound implications, rendering content less impactful and more ephemeral.
First, the sheer volume of content available online has created a paradox of choice. Every minute, hundreds of hours of video are uploaded to platforms like YouTube, thousands of blog posts are published, and millions of social media updates are posted. This relentless flow of information makes it difficult for any single piece of content to stand out. The audience, overwhelmed by options, often resorts to skimming or entirely ignoring vast amounts of content, diminishing its overall impact.
Moreover, the quality of content has become highly variable. While the ease of content creation has empowered many voices, it has also led to an influx of low-quality, poorly researched, and sometimes misleading or false information. This glut of mediocre content competes with high-quality, well-researched pieces, making it challenging for audiences to discern value and trustworthiness. As a result, even content of genuine worth can struggle to achieve the recognition and engagement it deserves.
Another critical factor contributing to the impotency of content is the algorithm-driven nature of content distribution. Social media platforms and search engines prioritize content based on engagement metrics such as likes, shares, and comments rather than the inherent quality or informational value. This prioritization often leads to the virality of sensational, clickbait content at the expense of substantive, insightful work. Consequently, the attention economy favors superficial engagement over deep, meaningful interactions with content.
Additionally, the fast-paced consumption habits of modern audiences further erode the potency of content. The average attention span has dwindled in the face of constant digital distractions. People increasingly consume content in bite-sized formats, such as tweets or short videos, which limits their exposure to in-depth analysis or comprehensive narratives. This shift towards brevity undermines the ability of content to foster nuanced understanding or sustained engagement.
The commercialization of content also plays a significant role in its diminishing impact. Content marketing has become a dominant strategy for businesses, leading to a proliferation of branded content. While this can provide value, it also contributes to the noise and can sometimes prioritize promotional messages over genuine, informative content. The blending of editorial and advertising content can lead to skepticism and diminished trust among audiences, further reducing the impact of the content they encounter.
Lastly, the fleeting nature of digital content means that it often has a very short lifespan. Unlike traditional media, which could have a lasting presence, digital content is quickly buried under the avalanche of new information. This ephemeral existence means that even impactful content can be forgotten rapidly as attention shifts to the next trending topic.
In conclusion, the impotency of content in today's times is a multifaceted issue stemming from the overwhelming volume of information, variable quality, algorithm-driven distribution, changing consumption habits, commercialization, and the ephemeral nature of digital content. To reclaim the potency of content, creators and platforms must prioritize quality, foster trust, and find ways to engage audiences meaningfully and sustainably amidst the cacophony of the digital age."
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daryascurse · 6 months ago
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𝙲𝙰𝚅𝙴𝙰𝚃 𝙴𝙼𝙿𝚃𝙾𝚁
── Part IV: Cui Bono Fuerit
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“So you knew I would come?” you panted as he stood firm between your bowed knees. “So you thought I would be – what – stupid?” “Services stopped.” Coriolanus’s breath was ragged as he snapped back to you. His thumb brushed your jawline, tilting your head up to meet his searing gaze. “No, I shouldn’t have said stupid. I knew you’d be reckless.”
chapter pov : 2nd person reader, AFAB reader, feminine pronouns ❀ tags: hate sεx, elevator sεx, biting ❀ word count: ~4.4k ❀ ao3 ❀playlist
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I have a very strict adult-only interaction policy. Ageless, blank, and clearly minor-run blogs that interact will be blocked. If you have questions about what that means, please read the byf in my pinned post.
See header "Caveat Emptor" link for table of contents/ chapter 1.
“The Hunger Games?”
You squinted at the painter’s tape plastered firmly over the screen, right below your name and beaming holographic portrait, covering the previous assignment. Hollisee Tympan shot a glance at you over the shoulder of his stiff plaid suit as he pressed the corner of the tape down and stepped back.
“Lucky,” hissed the mouth-breathing Elysia Byron. Her salivating was practically audible.
“I thought I would be starting off in the markets,” you said to no one in particular. “Down at the banks. In the financial district.”
Harrier Bulla was over your other shoulder. “You say you’d rather have the financial markets than the Hunger Games?”
You were still staring at the black ink saying the same three words that blubbered out of his mouth.
“It’s gotten huge the last few years,” Elysia Byron said. “Mr. Tympan, would the Games benefit from perhaps one more page from the station?”
“Or two?”
Mr. Tympan blinked wide, watery eyes at their slimy wheedling. “Mr. Bulla, CapiTV is lucky to have the presence of one page to represent the station. The administration is still wary of the security threats and this is the first year they’re even doing a trial run with outside network involvement. And we don’t get a stipend for it, either. If you had been listening during orientation, you might have heard that.”
“Aren’t you in fashion and style, anyway?” asked Harrier. “What could a style page do at the Games?”
Elysia made a huffing sound. “Actually, style would be very important to cover at the Games.”
“What exactly shall I be covering, anyway?” you asked Mr. Tympan cautiously.
Mr. Tympan shot another look at Harrier and Elysia behind you, all but sticking their tongues out childishly at each other. “Well, you’ll receive a formal memorandum shortly. But we’d like you to focus on backstage operations. We don’t have the equipment – or the manpower – ” which was said loudly to cut off Harrier’s mouth as it opened again “ – to even negotiate a CapiTV presence up front with the Flickerman production. And of course they’ll be doing the main interviews, telling the tribute story. But they’re outsourcing to CapiTV to create something for the slower moments when Lucky needs a break. You won’t be behind the camera, but you’ll be supplying our broadcasters with the inspiration and information to fill that time. And the audience will need some breaks from Lucky, too, while still remaining engaged in the Games.”
“Capitol Television. The Capitol’s vision, to you,” Harrier recited the station’s motto with a toadyish excitement. Elysia rolled her eyes and you prided yourself on the ability to resist the same.
“So it’s just glamorized B-roll,” Elysia said snottily.
Mr. Tympan only blinked at her before turning to walk away.
The other pages began to come up to the screens, and when Harrier and Elysia turned to whisper the new development to them, you began your hasty steps after.
“Mr. Tympan – sorry. One more question.”
“You’ll get the memorandum,” he said, looking down at the papers he thumbed through a binder.
“Well – I mean, I’m flattered,” you said, and caught yourself twisting your hands. “But I wanted to ask why I was the one transferred over. I don’t think I indicated any interest in working for the Games in my page application.”
“You didn’t, and that’s why,” Mr. Tympan said. “I trusted even with your lack of interest you paid more attention than Ms. Byron did to the security briefings in orientation. Even with the last bomb threat being two years ago, the Capitol’s priority is safety and discretion. Each year has to bring improvement in all areas. And you’ve proven yourself… capable of such discretion.”
Given his pause, you weren’t sure if it was something you’ve done in the last two weeks of orientation, or something further back that’d earned you such esteem. You narrowed your eyes and looked quickly away. Mr. Tympan wasn’t familiar from the days of moonlighting that had put you through school. You had secure faith in your memory. But the network had many officers…
“I can keep my mouth shut,” you said, but Mr. Tympan was already walking away again.
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The Hunger Games.
It was an anxious thrill that sprang through you, and you raised a soothing hand to circle your belly automatically. But the Peacekeeper at the door turned his helmet towards you at the movement, so you slipped the identification badge between your fingers and raised the card instead.
“I’m from CapiTV,” you said.
He snapped it from your hand with a force that rubbed the lanyard cord hot and painful at the back of your neck. You forced yourself to remain stoic as he investigated the photograph, the same beaming face on the hologram taken as your thoughts were full of financial news dreams.
“How exciting for you,” he grunted.
“Very. Yes, exciting,” you breathed.
Elysia Byron, Harrier Bulla, and then a third page, Kit Crocum, all left calls attempting in some way to convince you to swap posts. “You wanted finance,” Kit had wailed, convinced somehow that being assigned the banks and markets meant that you had stolen the Games from him as the rightful owner.
“I just don’t think it’s up to me to trade,” was how you deflected them all.
When the Peacekeeper held the heavy steel door open with an instruction to go to the sixth floor, you walked past a portrait of Coriolanus Snow. You looked down at your badge again. Yes, you had wanted to work on financial news. You had also wanted to live on the moon as a child.
Moreover, a lot had happened in the time between filling out the interests sheet in the spring and this early summer morning.
You turned your head at the elevator, and it was like his stern blue eyes could follow you all the way down the corridor. You felt the stare prickle on your skin as the elevator rose. The doors opened and you were rubbing the back of your arm subconsciously.
An Avox led you down sea-green steps. They must have been made of some newly engineered glass that didn’t shatter under your sensible heels, but the material dazzled and shone across the floor like an old-fashioned soda bottle you remembered from history classes. Each step made the sound of a diamond falling, and as you approached the small crowd at the buffet table, hundreds of shuffling shoes made the sound echo again and again like an opulent hailstorm. A space opened as two women in high-buttoned suits swept away from the table, where rich brown drapery flowed under platters of canape and thick slices of meat.
Your mouth watered and you thought of the stale crackers in the CapiTV break room.
“Good afternoon. Good afternoon.”
The woman’s voice was icy and clear, cleaving through the dim chatter of colleagues. You snuck a glance towards the front of the room. Backs and elbows blocked your view, and so you discreetly slid a few biscuit cups filled with whipped egg and topped with some green and orange somethings onto a napkin.
“Welcome, media representatives, to the first stages of the Fourteenth Hunger Games,” the woman’s voice continued.
You could see her now, a woman whose golden hair spiraled silver at her temples and shone in two shades of metallic. Her nose was strong, and her gaze somehow pinched. She leaned into the tall iron microphone, her full lips caged behind the netting.
“I am sorry that Dr. Gaul couldn’t come for one last farewell,” she said without further introduction. And from looking at the knowing glances between the crowd, they recognized her without requiring one. You looked down at the eggs nestled in the napkin cupped in your palm.
Well, they each had to have worked their first Games at some point.
You popped one in your mouth and tasted onion and paprika sinking between your teeth.
“Unfortunately, she’s taken ill in the days following retirement, but we wish her the best and a speedy recovery. Fortunately, she completed transitioning our new Head Gamemaker fully into the position, and he’s been hard at work preparing our new Games to start come July. Everything is on schedule, and we’ll have a briefing sheet to bring back to your –” and she sniffed, before smiling tightly “ – little television studios. And he’s taken time out of his busy day to greet you himself.”
The thin crowd swelled around you a moment with a flurry of questions, and you saw the tips of ten perfectly manicured claws rise in the air.
“No, there will be no chances for an exclusive interview. Not today,” she said firmly. Not ever. “Everyone, Mr. Coriolanus Snow.”
You clenched your hand into a fist. The egg burst, creamy white and crumbled biscuit crumbs surging between your fingers, leaking through the thin veil of napkin.
“Thank you, Ms. Trinket.”
He melted out of the crowd, and you snapped your neck back wildly, as if you could recreate where he had come from. You blinked. Blinked again. The egg was tacky against the sweat beading in your palm. There was no reason to be surprised. His portrait had just been in the hall, after all. You should have known; you did know, from the moment you saw that strip of painter’s tape. But you’d never let yourself actually think it so plainly.
“Anastasia Trinket,” Coriolanus said into the microphone. His smile was dazzling, an errant curl artfully falling over his forehead as he turned that smile to her. He had his hands raised in applause. His fingernails were square and clean.
Everyone was applauding now, and you used the excuse of the mess in your hands to turn behind the crimson-suited man in front of you to drop it to the table. You grabbed a napkin and wiped between your fingers, nervously glancing between Coriolanus and the other members of the press.
He looked right at you and the corners of his lips curled.
“Thank you for coming.”
You found it in you at last to clap along, and you gave a few measured, off-beat smacks.
“Let me repeat Ms. Trinket and welcome you again. The Hunger Games this year promise to be our best yet, and we hope that the press will help bring this event to the eyes of all of Panem. Now, you’ll have to see most of it live as the rest of us, but we have prepared a confidential media briefing for your stations, so that you may begin necessary preparations and preview for the citizens of the Capitol what they may expect.”
Coriolanus reached inside his black silk jacket, and the press around you began to pull tablets or recording devices from their pockets and bags. You cleared your throat and unclipped the microphone card attached to your blouse.
“We are very excited to announce that this year, we have at last achieved the goal of hosting the Games in a new arena,” he said, beginning to glance up from a sheet of paper and innocently flitting his gaze to you, to someone on one side, back to you. Your hand was frozen on the blinking recording light. “While the Second Arena has served us well these past few years, the Fourteenth Hunger Games shall move to a new and improved location.”
“Excuse me, will they still be held in the Capitol?”
Ms. Trinket yanked the mic stand to her mouth. “There will be a short time for questions after the briefing,” she snapped.
“For security reasons,” Coriolanus said, in a manner smooth and cold, “we will not be revealing where the new arena is located. However, rest assured that for this same reason, this arena was not built in the Capitol. Nor will any other. For now that we know it is possible to design, engineer, build, and fully synchronize an arena with Capitol control within a year, each Hunger Game will be held in an entirely new and different arena.”
There was a snap of grumbling behind you. Coriolanus’ lips turned in a sneer once more, and you ground your heel into the glass floor.
“So, we have no direct media access to the Games? No cameras and reporters at the arena?” you called out before being able to stop yourself.
Ms. Trinket’s vein threatened to burst out of her forehead, and you almost believed Coriolanus’ face went a shade paler. You raised your eyebrows, waiting for a response, and licked your lip.
“The arena cameras have been enhanced and received a software update,” Coriolanus said almost too quickly. It made your heartbeat a little more even. “Every studio will receive the same feed as always. And the tributes will still train here, and speak to Mr. Flickerman here. That access is the same, which has always been the only real opportunity for first-hand reporting.”
You tapped your foot and said nothing more. And you heard nothing more, too, thankful for the recording card pinned to your shirt. The strength you had pulled out of yourself to move your tongue burned through to your brain, and you were slowly beginning to feel it turn to belligerent epiphany.
He did this. He did this because you had done it, two weeks ago. The longer you stayed silent, the more that steely shine returned to his eye with each haughty glance at you. Once more he was on stage and you captive in the audience; but this time, he was the tiger prowling beyond the bars and locked the human in.
You crossed your arms at the waist and pressed into yourself.
Could it be that he had pulled the strings, all the way to the news studio?
Of course he could.
Coriolanus rolled up the paper at last, and Ms. Trinket moved forward to announce that questions were now welcome. You fidgeted.
There was a flash of memory, of fidgeting and tightening your thigh muscles at the ministrations that silver tongue of his worked between your legs. You tensed again. It did not alleviate.
“Actually,” Coriolanus interjected, “I apologize, but Ms. Trinket will answer your questions. I unfortunately have last minute business to attend to, with the reaping at the week's end. We of course will send invitations to your stations to Lucky Flickerman’s commentary conference. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your time.”
He turned to give her another few claps of applause, and the crowd fell in line. Coriolanus smiled politely and moved into the crowd. A few offered their hands to receive a brief shake; a gentleman attempted to give him a hearty clap on the back, which earned a stiff half-smile in response. His eyes slid over you, triumphantly caged in by the swaying bars of applauding hands all around.
“Excuse me,” you said, nearly turning into the woman on your right as you turned to push to the back of the crowd yourself.
But Coriolanus had taken a different stream, and when you made it to where only Avoxes stood silent at the wall, he was at the foot of those shallow sea-glass stairs. You cast a glance back at the rest of the press and took hurried steps.
“Coryo – ”
It felt wrong to call for him, as soft as it was.
He barely craned his neck back as he pushed the elevator button.
“I’m sorry, perhaps you didn’t hear Anastasia earlier. There won’t be any exclusives through this media program.”
“And did you get me assigned to this program?”
The doors opened and warm orange light spilled out.
“We had to approve the names each studio submitted,” Coriolanus said measuredly. “For security. You understand.”
“I don’t.”
You stepped inside the elevator after him, and held a hand against the frame. Coriolanus looked over your shoulder to the gathering below.
“Though we didn’t review for competence,” he murmured. “You’re missing the questions and answers. It would be a shame for your station to be behind the curve so early in the Games.”
You tilted your head at him and tightened your eyes. “As if she’s going to give away any trade secrets.”
“Trade secrets,” Coriolanus sighed with exaggeration, “are certainly not on the table. Glad to see CapiTV sends their brightest. Well, good day. I really do have things to attend to.”
He moved to reach for the button to urge the doors closed, almost physically puffed up and preening with his own ego. Your fingers curled at the elevator doors and then stepped inside.
“Coriolanus, I don’t know – ”
The doors slid closed, and Coriolanus lunged forward.
“No, you don’t,” he said, seething, and one hand slammed past your head to the wall behind you. The other reached up to your blouse, and before your eyes, ripped the microphone cord clean off the card.
“You certainly don’t,” Coriolanus continued, and now, without any other eyes or ears he could not keep the curl of his lip off his shining teeth. His blue stare was wild. “Clearly you don’t if you’re so stupid to approach me like this today. Again.”
“You invited me here,” you spat.
“Please select a floor,” the elevator’s automatic voice sang.
Coriolanus punched something in the panel, flinging your microphone to the floor. The elevator began to rise.
“Going up.”
“Anyone could have looked up. Any one of those journalists or reporters could have looked back at the elevator just now.”
“I’ll leave,” you said. “Just bring it back down to the lobby.”
Coriolanus huffed. “You know I was trying to do something nice? I saw your plans in the graduation program, and I felt sorry for you. Clearly you aren’t making much of what your degree is worth, taking a job at CapiTV, of all places. Their reporter has been drunk on camera the last two Games, but I thought maybe I’d give you a shot to turn things around, for you, and your career. I thought I’d do you a favor. Maybe the Games would give you a chance to hone some of your, shall we say, more academic talents.”
Bullshit. “Bullshit,” you said, turning your chin up in his face. “It’s because you wanted me to feel how you felt at graduation. That’s why you organized this little briefing for everyone, isn’t it?”
“How I felt?”
“I’m sorry, Coriolanus, if I had the luxury of knowing that I’d be hearing your valedictorian speech. I’m sorry that you hadn’t bothered to recognize your own classmate outside of school. But I thought I apologized for anything I might have done that day.”
And I shouldn’t have.
“How could you know what I felt?” Coriolanus snarled. “You have no idea what I had planned for that day. I had everything planned, this whole summer, and one day – very important day – was enough to throw it all off track.”
“And that’s my fault?” You were almost shrieking with laughter at the absurdity. “I didn’t make you come to the club, and I didn’t make you lick my pussy.”
The words were delicious coming out of your mouth. You grinned, wild, practically spitting in the face of this ringmaster even as you remembered seeing that face so beautifully framed between your thighs.
“You wanted to.”
Coriolanus’s mouth crashed on yours at that, with the familiar taste of anger on his tongue. You could have bitten him. But you kissed him back and chased that taste; clawed at him instead, tugging his neat shirt from his pants to allow your fingernails up his bare back where your touch could rake at his skin. He hissed.
The elevator began to slow.
“Doors,” you gasped, and his arm muscle flexed out to hit another button.
“Services stopped.”
Coriolanus almost slammed you into the wall. He had his fists on your skirt, your neat, smart little black pencil skirt, and he was scrunching it high on your hips. His body was hot against yours, and his wiry strength was a bruising grip on your thigh. Your hands were just as busy, frantically unbuckling his belt, trying to find the space to tug down his zipper.
“Coriolanus,” you gasped.
He was half-mad with rage, with something hungrier and full of desire. Your knee fell open as you were propped on the railing, and you lurched back and clutched wildly at the brass for balance. The careful slick of his hair was breaking free from the gel casing, and Coriolanus breathed heavily, a string of saliva snapping between his parted lips.
“There’s – the – cam-”
“No cameras,” he said in one breath. He leaned forward, and his lips ghosted on the shell of your ear, sending spikes across your skin and down your back. “I turned them off this morning.”
You moaned and felt the threatening rush tremble between your legs again. The pressure in your blood beat faster, harder, with excitement turned anew once more at the stimulus.
“So you knew I would come?” you panted as he stood firm between your bowed knees. “So you thought I would be – what – stupid?”
“Services stopped.”
Coriolanus’s breath was ragged as he snapped back to you. His thumb brushed your jawline, tilting your head up to meet his searing gaze. “No, I shouldn’t have said stupid. I knew you’d be reckless.”
The words hit you sharply, as sharply as the edge of his teeth grazing your throat. You would have laughed if it was still the time for incredulity. And then he was in you, your breath hitching as the weight of his body into your stomach pushed you against the elevator wall with each thrust. You saw the cameras in the corner at last, little black caps carefully snapped over the lens.
The world could be watching, if it had the eyes to look.
“How did you do it?”
Any of it.
His thumb smeared down your cheek, pulling your mouth into the space for a lopsided breath as you gasped out the words.
“Does it matter? I’m Head Gamemaker, aren’t I?”
Coriolanus kissed you again. You let your teeth tug at his lips this time, and the groan from his lungs was intoxicating.
He was tense and throbbing in you, and you had to lean into him, had to use him as a plinth of support in this precarious balance. Your blouse was stuck to your back in an awkward rumple of sweat, and your nipples ached untouched under your bra. His hands had come both to your thighs to pin you there on the railing, keep your hips stilled as he moved in you harder, harder still.
Your ankles have locked together against his against his back. You realized it only when the elevator jolted suddenly, and you gasped sharply, a heel sliding off and slapping to the floor.
“Services stopped.”
It was just the shaking of your bodies, but for a moment, you feared that someone had called for the elevator.
“Oh,” you whispered. You were angry at the thought of someone interrupting, and your teeth chattered at the realization. Chattered more at the stillness of Coriolanus in you that was leaving you full, full, stretched so you could barely manage it. Your hips were just heavy lead under his touch.
Coriolanus sucked his breath in, and you had to meet his eyes that for once matched his in wild fervor. You whimpered a surrender.
“Don’t stop…”
He pushed again and he was fucking you as far as he could go at this curled angle. By now, his hands were all of what kept you to the railing. The desire to squirm away at the weight had left you squirming as best you could. Any last strength you had in your body, nor your brain, had melted away.
It was rough and quick. Your cunt was greedy and you choked on the wail as you felt the desperate convulsing of your inner walls. That was it. Coriolanus was coming too, with each spurt hot and somehow making your legs shake even harder at the delicate sense of it. The elevator creaked faintly.
He was in you still when he lifted his face, those loose blonde curls now plastered to his forehead. With a moan from him and a full shudder from you, he pulled his cock away. Cream spattered onto the carpet. He was still holding you to the railing. Your ankles were still hooked at his thighs. You stayed a few seconds more in this silence with your back pressed to the metal wall.
“Services stopped.”
Coriolanus looked down, and stepped back. His mouth was torn up with your lipstick. He wiped the back of his hand against his face as if he could feel it and looked at the remnants. You slid down and shimmied your skirt back in place.
He swiped at his face a few moments more before sighing loudly and tugging his shirt back into his pants. As you reached down for your abandoned heel, he pushed another button on the elevator panel.
“Going down.”
You saw your microphone, the net of the speaker dented under someone’s errant foot. Coriolanus’s foot, most likely. You clenched it in your palm as you straightened again.
“You didn’t do this to help me,” you said slowly. “You wanted me to come to you. To show me what you can control.”
Coriolanus turned away from you, combing his blonde hair back with his fingers. “I don’t need to control you,” he said.
“But you do, don’t you? You want what you paid for. But the transactions are done.”
He scoffed. A lesser-mannered man would have spit on the ground after that sound. “So you want more money.”
“No. No, I mean it. I don’t want your money, I don’t need it. I never had.”
“That’s a lie,” Coriolanus said haughtily. You ground your teeth.
He was, unfortunately right. You had been too wild in your speech to catch it.
“So tell me,” Coriolanus continued, turning back to you, “what’s going to happen now? Will you quit, now that you see which pockets your salary truly comes from?”
His hands came around your head and locked you where you stood. He pressed his forehead to yours. You could taste his breath on the air as his pupils narrowed.
“What’s more important to you, little CapiTV page? Your career, or keeping your hands clean of me?”
Your thighs shook. You stared at his lips. You remembered every touch of them vividly. As if Coriolanus could feel where your eyes burned, he slipped into a low grin. The canines showed.
Part V: Animus Possidendi
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gatheredfates · 1 year ago
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In the wake of there not being much to update the Compendium with, I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to promote the project broadly again. ✨
Hi! My name is Sea, and I have an unhealthy obsession with taking on large community projects! This is my Final Fantasy XIV Community Compendium, focusing on linking as many XIV writing/roleplaying discords, forums, events, free companies and resources as I can get my hands on. While the inspired by and predominately tailored for role-players, it should have something for anyone looking to engage creatively with the game in some capacity.
If you'd like to simply check out what the Compendium is all about and miss my waffling below, any of the links on this post will take you there — but this is a handy one! A reblog also goes a huge way to increase my reach and find communities/resources. You're also welcome to share this post with people not on Tumblr who might be looking for communities/resources, or have something to add.
What is the Compendium?
In my opinion, the way people engage with fandom and communities has changed. It was once extremely common for people to hop onto the XIV Roleplaying Forum or find people looking for contact on Tumblr, but most of these resources have shifted to Discord. While Discord is great for keeping a community when you have it, the isolation of these communities into hidden, secular spaces doesn’t do a lot to help people find them in the first place and creates an air of loneliness/disconnect for new players or people looking to find specific communities.
I don’t believe that a person should necessarily be a part of x amount of servers to find the one that suits them, nor that all communities should necessarily be on Discord — or just plain hard to find.
However, while this is currently the standard, I’d like to try and help these communities be fostered and seen in a place accessible to basically anyone with an internet connection. If one community has benefited from this document, then I have done my part.
What's on the Compendium?
Large-scale community discords such as the XIV Reddit Discord, Hunts, GPOSE promotions and broad-space roleplay servers that harbour a large number of people and are publicly available to all. These may not have an RP focus but will assist in other aspects of the game.
Free Company & community-focused servers. E.G. an Ishgardian Roleplay server whose mission is to foster a community for Ishgardian characters; an EU server created to help players struggling with timezones. This also includes event discords such as fight clubs, markets, cafes, etc.
Friend/casual servers that have a roleplay element but may be just a group of people looking to find others to hang out and do content with.
Miscellaneous. Likely to be less community servers and more resources such as lore compilations, how-to guides, gposing techniques, boosting blogs, etc. These may get their own dedicated section later.
Want to submit? You can either fill out the google form here, send me an ask with the relevant information contained on the Compendium, or join my Discord at SEAFLOOR (21+ only)!
Is my space suitable for the Compendium? Most of the time, yes! Below the read more is some more information/stipulations. Again, all accessible on the document! 🪸
Below are the following things I do not accept on the Compendium:
Personal/Single-Character LFC ads.
Content intended for or can be used for bullying, harassment and OOC gossip. E.g. ‘Secrets’ blogs, receipts, callout posts, etc. This does not include in-character tabloid blogs used to generate RP.
Communities that do not have an RP/writing element (large-scale exempt).
Anything I find personally distasteful or goes against the spirit of this project.
Common-sense rule applies.
FAQ.
I want to put my community on the compendium but we have an application process. Is this okay?
Yes! Just note somewhere in your application that's a requirement. The only thing that is mandatory for the Compendium is that you must be open to new members or have a public-facing/accessible facet. There's no point advertising a community if no one can join it in some way!
I want to put my community on the compendium but I only have x number of members —
Also totally okay! People don't start with large communities. Activity is a must but, whether your server has two or two thousand members, if you're looking for new people to join, I'd love to help you find people.
I want to put my community on the compendium but I worry its too niche?
Okay, and? If your Eorzean Fishing Alliance has four members but you roleplay every second weekend, I still want to know about it.
What resources/communities can I add if I'm not the owner of them?
Mutual consent is extremely important to me, so anything that isn't a large-scale community OR a publicly accessible resource must be endorsed by the owner/admin/moderators in order to be added to the compendium. I operate under the assumption that a resource posted to a public space (tumblr, googledocs, youtube, etc) is open to all. A large-scale community is one with a significant member count or openly advertises itself as being accessible to everyone for whatever purpose it serves. If in doubt, please get in touch with me. I'm happy to contact your community owners for you!
How active does a community need to be?
If you find a community has not been active in about two/three months, send me a message and I'll take a look at it. Communities have ebbs and flows, especially event spaces that may take hiatuses depending on member interest/life events. I'm not strict in my implementation provided a space isn't dead. If a link or anything is broken, absolutely contact me about that.
I have [insert a question not stated here]?
No drama! Send me an ask or use the #Compendium channel in my Discord!
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digitalmarketer-amal · 4 months ago
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Introduction In today’s digital-first world, having a strong online presence is no longer optional—it’s essential. For businesses in Kerala looking to thrive in the competitive digital landscape, Best freelance digital marketer in kerala | calicut | kochi stands out as a trusted partner. Specializing in freelance digital marketing and SEO services, Best freelance digital marketer in kerala | calicut | kochi is helping businesses unlock their full potential online. In this blog, we’ll dive into what makes Best freelance digital marketer in kerala | calicut | kochi the go-to choice for businesses seeking the best freelance digital marketer in Kerala.
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hmfaysal99 · 2 years ago
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New Business Marketing Tips And Tricks for Success
Starting a new business can be an exciting endeavor, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges, especially in the competitive landscape of today's market. Effective marketing is crucial for the success of any new venture. Here are four essential marketing tips and tricks to help your new business thrive.
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Create Compelling Content: Content marketing is a powerful tool for new businesses to establish their brand and build credibility. Develop high-quality, informative, and engaging content that addresses the needs and interests of your target audience. This content can take various forms, including blog posts, videos, infographics, and podcasts.
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Leverage Social Media: Social media platforms have become indispensable for marketing in today's digital age. Create profiles on relevant social media platforms and engage with your audience regularly. Share your content, interact with followers, and participate in industry-related discussions.
Paid advertising on social media can also be a cost-effective way to reach a broader audience. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn offer targeting options that allow you to reach users who match your ideal customer profile.
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Monitor and Adapt: Marketing is an ever-evolving field, and what works today may not work tomorrow. To stay ahead of the curve, regularly monitor the performance of your marketing efforts. Analyze key metrics such as website traffic, conversion rates, and return on investment (ROI). Use tools like Google Analytics and social media insights to gather data and insights.
Based on your findings, be prepared to adapt your strategies and tactics. If a particular marketing channel isn't delivering the expected results, reallocate your resources to more promising avenues. Stay up-to-date with industry trends and keep an eye on your competitors to ensure your marketing efforts remain relevant and competitive.
In conclusion, effective marketing is essential for the success of any new business. By defining your target audience, creating compelling content, leveraging social media, and continuously monitoring and adapting your strategies, you can position your new business for growth and long-term success in a competitive market. Remember that success may not come overnight, but with persistence and the right marketing approach, your new business can thrive.
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digitaldetoxworld · 10 days ago
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Proven Marketing Tactics for Small Business Success
 Marketing is the lifeblood of any enterprise, especially small groups seeking to grow and compete in a crowded market. Without powerful advertising strategies, even the satisfactory products or services can pass overlooked. Unlike huge companies, small companies often operate with restrained budgets and resources. Therefore, they need clever, price-effective, and measurable strategies to advantage visibility and develop step by step.
Best marketing strategies for small business
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This article explores numerous marketing techniques that are especially effective for small agencies, combining traditional strategies with modern digital tools.
1. Understand Your Target Audience
The basis of all advertising begins with know-how your clients. Define your target marketplace based totally on:
Demographics: Age, gender, profits stage, education
Geographics: Where they stay or paintings
Psychographics: Lifestyle, pursuits, and values
Behavioral trends: Buying conduct, logo loyalty, product utilization
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2. Build a Strong Brand Identity
A recognizable and straightforward emblem builds lengthy-time period customer loyalty. Your brand includes:
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Tone of voice: Formal, informal, funny, and so on.
Even a one-man or woman enterprise blessings from sturdy branding. For example, a nearby baker who uses eco-friendly packaging can emblem themselves as “inexperienced” and attract environmentally-conscious customers.
Three. Create a Professional Website
A internet site is your 24/7 digital storefront. It should be:
Mobile-friendly and fast
Easy to navigate
Linked for your social media pages
Equipped with touch paperwork or chat help
Use platforms like WordPress, Wix, or Shopify to create low priced, attractive websites without requiring technical expertise.
Four. Utilize Local search engine marketing
If you’re a nearby commercial enterprise, optimizing your on-line presence for local searches is critical. Start by using:
Claiming and verifying your Google Business Profile
Encouraging satisfied clients to depart reviews
Using local key phrases (e.G., “nice salon in Patna”)
Getting indexed in neighborhood directories and maps
5. Leverage Social Media Marketing
Social media structures offer unfastened and paid tools to interact your target audience and construct a community.
Facebook & Instagram: Great for promotions, memories, and visible content
LinkedIn: Best for B2B organizations
YouTube: Ideal for tutorials, product demos, and at the back of-the-scenes content
X (previously Twitter): Good for quick updates, client interplay
Use content material calendars to time table posts always and engage with followers through polls, contests, and comments.
6. Content Marketing: Educate and Add Value
Rather than simply promoting, content material advertising goals to teach and construct accept as true with. Examples encompass:
Blog posts: Informative articles in your internet site
E-books & Guides: Offer beneficial records in alternate for electronic mail addresses
Videos: Product demonstrations, testimonials, or storytelling
Infographics: Shareable visuals explaining complicated topics
Content advertising improves search engine marketing, establishes authority, and builds long-term trust.
7. Email Marketing
Email remains one of the most price-powerful channels for small corporations. Use it to:
Send newsletters
Announce promotions or new merchandise
Re-engage inactive customers
Request remarks
Tools like Mailchimp, Sendinblue, and ConvertKit allow smooth automation and list segmentation. Ensure your emails offer fee, no longer just commercials.
Eight. Referral and Loyalty Programs
Your glad clients can be your excellent marketers. Encourage them to refer friends or family with the aid of offering:
Discounts
Free products
Loyalty points
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dentalseomarketingagency · 3 months ago
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Dental SEO Marketing Agency
In today's competitive healthcare landscape, having a well-designed website is no longer enough to attract new patients. With most individuals turning to online search engines to find dental services, securing a strong position in local search rankings is essential for growth.
A dental SEO agency specializes in optimizing a practice's digital presence to ensure it appears prominently in search engine results, making it easier for potential patients to discover and choose their services. Through strategic SEO services for dentists, practices can improve online visibility, increase website traffic, and convert visitors into long-term patients.
Understanding the Importance of Local SEO for Dentists
Local SEO improves a website's ranking for searches conducted in a specific geographic area. For dental practices, ranking well in local search results can significantly impact patient acquisition and retention.
An SEO agency employs targeted strategies to help practices secure top positions in search results, including:
Optimizing Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business) for enhanced local visibility
Utilizing location-based keywords to attract relevant searches
Managing online citations and directories to ensure consistent business information
Encouraging patient reviews and reputation management to establish trust
Enhancing website performance and mobile responsiveness for improved user experience
By implementing these key tactics, SEO services for dentists improve a practice's digital reach and ensure it remains competitive in the local market.
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How a Dental SEO Agency Improves Local Search Rankings
1. Optimizing Google Business Profile for Increased Visibility
A fully optimized Google Business Profile is essential for appearing in Google's “Local Pack"; the top three business listings displayed for local searches. A dental SEO agency ensures this profile is accurate and includes relevant keywords, updated business hours, high-quality images, and engaging patient reviews.
2. Implementing Targeted Keyword Strategies
Effective SEO relies on identifying and incorporating the right keywords. A top-ranked SEO agency conducts thorough keyword research to determine patients' search terms when looking for dental services.
These keywords are strategically placed in website content, meta descriptions, blog posts, and service pages to improve rankings. Examples of high-intent keywords include:
“Family dentist in [city]”
“Emergency dental care near me”
“Teeth whitening services in [location]”
By leveraging SEO services for dentists, practices can attract more qualified leads actively searching for dental care.
3. Building a Strong Backlink Profile
In backlinks, links from reputable websites to a dental practice's site are crucial ranking factors. An SEO agency works to acquire high-quality backlinks from authoritative sources such as industry blogs, dental directories, and local business associations. These backlinks enhance a website's credibility and improve its position in search rankings.
4. Enhancing Website Performance and User Experience
Website speed and mobile responsiveness are key factors in search engine rankings. Slow-loading websites or those that are not mobile-friendly can lead to higher bounce rates, negatively impacting SEO performance.
Through professional SEO services, websites are optimized for:
Faster loading times
Mobile compatibility across all devices
Intuitive navigation and user-friendly layouts
Clear call-to-action (CTA) buttons for appointment scheduling
These enhancements improve search rankings and create a seamless user experience, encouraging potential patients to engage with the practice.
5. Managing Online Reviews and Reputation
Online reviews are critical in patient decision-making and search engine rankings. Google prioritizes businesses with frequent, high-quality reviews, as they signal credibility and trustworthiness.
A dental SEO agency helps practices implement effective reputation management strategies, including:
Encouraging satisfied patients to leave positive reviews
Responding professionally to patient feedback
Addressing concerns promptly to maintain a positive online reputation
These efforts contribute to higher local rankings and increased patient trust in the practice.
The Long-Term Benefits of SEO for Dental Practices
SEO is not a one-time solution but an ongoing process that yields long-term results. Unlike paid advertisements that stop generating traffic once the budget is exhausted, SEO continues to drive organic traffic and patient inquiries over time.
Investing in SEO services ensures:
Higher website traffic and improved patient conversion rates
A competitive edge over other dental practices in the area
Sustainable online growth with minimal reliance on paid advertising
Increased brand authority and credibility in the dental industry
By partnering with a top-ranked SEO agency, practices can maintain strong search rankings, adapt to evolving SEO trends, and consistently attract new patients.
Conclusion: Strengthening Digital Presence with Professional SEO
For dental practices seeking to expand their patient base and improve online visibility, a strategic approach to SEO is essential. With expert guidance from a dental SEO agency, practices can enhance their local search rankings, increase website engagement, and build a strong digital presence.
Through tailored SEO services for dentists, practices can optimize their websites, attract targeted traffic, and convert online searches into real-world appointments. By investing in long-term SEO strategies, dental professionals can ensure continued growth and success in an increasingly digital landscape.
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DIGITAL MARKETING STRATEGIST IN KANNUR
Hello As a digital marketing strategist, I'm Keerthana Sibin, and I'm passionate about using data-driven decision-making, innovative campaigns, and the strength of digital platforms to help brands expand. This blog is your go-to source for ideas, tactics, and practical advice in the always changing digital market, whether you're a startup trying to make an impression or an established company searching for scalable growth.
Here, I simplify difficult marketing ideas into doable, real-world suggestions that you can use right now, covering everything from paid advertising and analytics to SEO and content marketing.
Digital Marketing Services
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Social Media Marketing (SMM)
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Our specialty at Keerthana Sibin is enabling businesses to use smart lead generation strategies that increase their clientele and promote long-term success. As a result, to guarantee a steady flow of qualified leads, our team of knowledgeable Lead Generation Specialists combines cutting-edge strategies with industry best practices.
We customize our lead generating tactics to fit your particular target market and goals since we understand that every business is different. Furthermore, our professionals are dedicated to producing results that support the expansion of your business, whether it be through focused outreach, digital marketing, or content production.
MY SKILLS
Search Engine Optimization ( SEO​ )
Search Engine Marketing, or SEM​
Social media marketing, or SMM
Email Marketing
Content Writing
Web Designing
My service
Search Engine Optimization ( SEO​ )
I employ only white-hat SEO techniques to ethically enhance your website's ranking. By focusing on sustainable practices such as creating high-quality, user-centric content and optimizing on-page elements, I aim to increase your website's organic traffic. This approach not only improves visibility but also builds trust and authority in your industry​
Social media marketing, or SMM
Social media marketing (SMM) leverages platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn to actively promote brands, engage audiences, and drive business growth. By creating and sharing tailored content—such as posts, videos, stories, and live sessions—businesses connect with their target audiences, build brand loyalty, and enhance customer experiences. ​
Search Engine Marketing, or SEM​
Search Engine Marketing (SEM) stands as one of the most effective digital marketing strategies. By utilizing paid advertising, SEM allows businesses to achieve immediate visibility on search engine results pages (SERPs). This approach enables companies to reach a targeted audience actively searching for their products or services, thereby increasing website traffic and potential conversions​
EMAIL MARKETING
Email marketing stands as a pivotal element in digital marketing strategies, offering businesses a direct line to their customers. By crafting personalized and targeted email campaigns, businesses can nurture relationships, promote products or services, and drive conversions. Moreover, utilizing segmentation and automation tools allows for timely and relevant communication, enhancing customer experience and satisfaction. Consequently, email marketing not only fosters trust but also builds long-term relationships with the audience.​
Content Writing
Instead of promoting a product or service directly, content marketing entails creating content that speaks to the interests and requirements of your target audience. For instance, blog entries, videos, podcasts, infographics, and social media posts are just a few of the formats in which this content can be found. By offering helpful information, businesses can gain credibility and become recognized as thought leaders in their sector. Consequently, content marketing not only fosters trust but also builds long-term relationships with the audience.​
Web Designing
The creation and planning of a website's structure, appearance, and layout is known as web design. Consequently, it highlights a website's appearance and user experience. In addition, to being aesthetically pleasing, a well-designed website is also practical and easy to use. By utilizing a variety of tools and technologies, including HTML, CSS, and graphic design software, web designers create websites that are compatible with computers, tablets, and smartphones. Therefore, web design is crucial for ensuring a seamless user experience across different devices.​
GOAL
Creating data-driven tactics that increase online visibility, encourage meaningful audience engagement, and propel quantifiable business success is my goal as a digital marketing strategist. I want to close the gap between brands and their audiences by combining creative content production, focused advertising, and ongoing performance optimization to guarantee long-term success in the digital sphere.
VISION 
Our objective is to become a dependable leader in digital marketing by helping businesses create genuine strategies that will help them engage deeply with their target audiences and thrive in the quickly evolving digital space. Furthermore, we want to develop results-driven, moral, and impactful tactics that not only accomplish business goals but also foster positive digital experiences."
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Why Choose AI Content Creation for Your Content Strategy?
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In the ever-evolving digital world, content is king. AI Content Creation is rapidly transforming how we produce and manage that content. But creating consistent, engaging, and high-quality content takes time, creativity, and resources—something many individuals and businesses struggle to balance. Thankfully, the rise of artificial intelligence has revolutionized the creative world, offering innovative solutions to long-standing content challenges. Let’s explore why using AI for content creation is becoming essential for anyone aiming to stay competitive and relevant.
What Makes AI a Valuable Tool for Content Creators?
At its core, AI is designed to augment human capabilities. Instead of replacing writers, marketers, or designers, it acts as a powerful assistant. By analyzing vast amounts of data, AI can identify trending topics, suggest headlines, and even draft initial versions of articles or social media posts. This significantly reduces the time and effort involved in the early stages of content production. With AI handling repetitive or research-heavy tasks, creators can focus more on refining ideas and adding their unique voices.
Smarter Personalization
Today’s audiences demand content that aligns closely with their personal interests, needs, and online behavior. AI can analyze user data—such as browsing habits, location, and engagement history—to help you craft personalized messages that resonate more deeply. Whether it’s a customized email subject line or a dynamic landing page, AI ensures the right message reaches the right person at the right time. 
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How Does AI Improve Efficiency in Content Production?
One of the biggest challenges in content creation is the pressure to produce regularly without compromising quality. AI tools accelerate the process by generating drafts, summarizing information, and optimizing language for readability and SEO. This allows content teams to meet tight deadlines and scale their output without needing to hire additional staff. The automation of routine tasks like grammar checking or keyword placement also frees creators from tedious work, improving overall productivity.
Speed and Efficiency
One of the most immediate benefits of using artificial intelligence in content production is the significant boost in productivity. Traditional content workflows—research, ideation, drafting, and editing—can be time-consuming. AI tools can generate outlines, suggest headlines, write paragraphs, and even correct grammar in seconds. This allows creators to produce more content in less time, without sacrificing quality.
Imagine being able to create multiple blog posts, product descriptions, or social media updates in a fraction of the time it used to take. For businesses, this means faster campaign rollouts and the ability to respond quickly to trending topics or customer needs.
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Does AI Limit Creativity or Enhance It?
There’s a misconception that relying on machines might stifle creativity. In truth, AI technologies frequently serve as a spark that ignites and enhances creative thinking. By handling mundane or technical aspects, they give creators more mental space to experiment and innovate. Some AI platforms suggest alternative angles or generate prompts that inspire new ideas. This collaborative process between human insight and machine intelligence can produce richer, more original content than either could achieve alone.
Boosting Creativity
Rather than substituting for human imagination, AI often amplifies and supports the creative process. By handling repetitive or technical tasks, AI frees up creators to focus on strategy, storytelling, and innovation. It can suggest fresh angles, explore alternative headlines, and even simulate different audience responses. This collaborative dynamic between humans and machines leads to richer, more inventive content. In this way, AI content creation becomes a partnership—where AI offers the structure and insights, while humans bring nuance, emotion, and originality.
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How Does AI Maintain Brand Consistency Across Channels?
Consistency in tone, style, and messaging is critical for building trust and recognition. Managing this across multiple platforms can be complex, especially for larger teams or brands with a broad presence. AI can be trained on brand guidelines and past content to ensure new material aligns perfectly with the desired voice. This guarantees a unified brand identity whether the message appears in blogs, newsletters, social media, or advertisements.
Consistency Across Channels
Maintaining a consistent voice, tone, and style across multiple content channels—blogs, emails, websites, and social media—can be challenging. AI tools can be trained to adhere to your brand guidelines, ensuring that all output reflects your unique identity. This is particularly useful for companies managing large content volumes or collaborating with multiple creators.
Consistency builds trust and brand recognition. When your audience receives clear, cohesive messaging no matter where they interact with you, your brand becomes more memorable and credible. You can also watch: Meet AdsGPT’s Addie| Smarter Ad Copy Creation In Seconds
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Final Thoughts: Why Embrace AI in Your Content Workflow?
Artificial intelligence is not just a passing trend—it’s transforming how content is created and consumed. From speeding up production and enhancing personalization to providing actionable insights and boosting creativity, AI content creators meet the growing demands of digital audiences. While human creativity remains irreplaceable, AI is proving to be an indispensable partner that elevates quality and efficiency.
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prizumcreative · 5 days ago
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Boost Your Brand with Social Media Marketing in Pittsburgh
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Social media is not just for social purposes anymore. It can build loyal followers that turn into customers and profit. By leveraging the expertise of a Social Media Marketing Company, businesses can create targeted campaigns that engage audiences, increase brand awareness, and drive sales.
💬 What is Social Media Marketing?
Social Media Marketing (SMM) is the use of platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), TikTok, and YouTube to promote a brand, product, or service. It involves creating and sharing content—such as images, videos, stories, and ads—to achieve business goals like brand recognition, lead generation, and customer loyalty.
Unlike traditional marketing, SMM is two-way and interactive, allowing businesses to build real-time relationships with their audience.
🔄 Types of Social Media Marketing
Content Marketing
Creating valuable, relevant posts like blogs, videos, or infographics.
Great for educating and engaging Pittsburgh’s community.
Influencer Marketing
Collaborating with local influencers in Pittsburgh to promote products or services.
Builds trust and expands your reach.
Paid Social Advertising
Running paid ad campaigns on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Ideal for targeted reach in specific Pittsburgh neighborhoods or demographics.
Social Media Management
Scheduling, monitoring, and engaging across platforms.
Helps brands maintain a consistent online voice.
Community Management
Responding to comments, messages, and reviews.
Builds strong local relationships and loyalty.
Social Listening & Analytics
Tracking audience behavior, feedback, and trends.
Useful for businesses in Pittsburgh to adjust strategies based on customer insights.
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✨ Key Characteristics of Effective Social Media Marketing
Interactive – Encourages engagement through likes, shares, comments, and messages.
Real-Time – Allows immediate feedback and customer service.
Visual – Relies heavily on images, videos, and graphics to capture attention.
Data-Driven – Uses analytics to measure performance and ROI.
Targeted – Can reach niche audiences in specific locations like Pittsburgh suburbs.
Adaptable – Can be tailored to suit any industry—from healthcare to hospitality.
🎯 Why Social Media Marketing Matters in Pittsburgh
Local Connection: Create campaigns that resonate with Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods and values.
Cost-Effective Advertising: Reach thousands locally with a fraction of traditional ad costs.
Brand Building: Stand out in a competitive local market with strong digital branding.
Customer Engagement: Stay top-of-mind by interacting regularly with your audience.
Support for Small Businesses: Pittsburgh's community supports local brands—SMM helps them discover you.
Need help crafting Pittsburgh-specific social campaigns or building your brand’s social presence? Let me know and I can help tailor strategies, content, or SEO descriptions!Tools
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websitemachen · 7 days ago
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SECRETS OF MONETIZING WEBSITES AND GENERATING REVENUE FROM WEBSITES USING AFFILIATE OFFERS AND ADSENSE
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Welcome, everyone! Today, we're diving into the world of affiliate marketing and exploring how to effectively create an informational website that can turn your passion for writing into a profitable venture using the https://website.fm platform. 
The Concept of Affiliate Marketing Let’s start with the basics. Affiliate marketing is a performance-based business model where you earn a commission by promoting other people's or companies' products. It’s a fantastic way to generate income online, but to do it successfully, you need a strategy.
Understanding Long Tail Keywords
Now, one of the most effective strategies in affiliate marketing is focusing on long tail keywords. Long tail keywords are phrases that are more specific and usually longer than the more commonly searched for terms. For example, instead of targeting "running shoes," you might aim for "best running shoes for flat feet."
Why long tail keywords? They tend to have lower competition, making it easier to rank on search engines. Plus, they often attract users who are further along in the buying process, meaning they’re more likely to convert into sales.
Building Your Informational Website So, how do you build an effective informational website? First, you need to choose a niche that you’re passionate about and that has potential for affiliate marketing. Think about your interests and expertise—this will make content creation much easier and more enjoyable.
Once you've selected your niche, it's time to create content that targets those long tail keywords. Start by doing keyword research using tools like Google Keyword Planner, SEMrush, or Ahrefs. Look for keywords that have good search volume but low competition.
Crafting High-Quality Content Next, focus on crafting high-quality, informative content that genuinely helps your audience. Write blog posts, guides, and how-tos that answer common questions related to your niche. For instance, if your site is about running shoes, create content about how to choose the right running shoes, the best brands for different foot types, or reviews of specific models.
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Remember, the key is to provide value. The more useful your content is, the more likely visitors will trust your recommendations and click on your affiliate links.
Integrating Affiliate Banners Now, let’s talk about integrating affiliate banners into your website. Choose relevant WEBSITE MONETIZATION that align with your niche and the content you’re creating. For example, if you’re writing about running shoes, you might want to partner with athletic brands or retailers.
Place affiliate banners strategically within your content. You can include them at the beginning, middle, or end of your blog posts. Just be sure they don’t disrupt the flow of your content. You want your readers to feel like they are discovering valuable information, not being bombarded with ads.
 Promoting Your Website Once your site is up and running, it’s essential to promote it. Utilize social media platforms, engage with online communities related to your niche, and consider guest posting on other blogs. Building backlinks to your site can significantly boost your SEO, helping you rank higher in search results.
Analyzing and Optimizing As you start to drive traffic to your website, don’t forget to analyze your performance. Use tools like Google Analytics to track your visitors, see which content is performing well, and which affiliate links are getting clicked. This data is invaluable for optimizing your strategy and enhancing your future content.
Automated High Speed Solutions to Save Time and Money
The fastest and most effective way to create large information based websites, pre-embedded with your affiliate offers, adsense and other banner codes is http://website.fm .
Conclusion In conclusion, affiliate marketing through informational websites is a powerful way to earn income online. By focusing on long tail keywords, creating high-quality content, and strategically placing affiliate banners, you can build a successful affiliate marketing business. It requires patience and effort, but with the right approach, the rewards can be substantial.
Thank you for joining me today! I hope you feel inspired to embark on your affiliate marketing journey. Remember, success comes to those who are willing to learn and adapt. Happy marketing!
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blueeyeads · 10 days ago
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Top Social Media Marketing Trends in 2025 Every Business Should Know
In 2025, social media continues to evolve at lightning speed. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and even newer entrants are transforming how businesses connect with audiences. Whether you're a startup or an established brand, staying on top of social media marketing trends is crucial to staying competitive—and relevant.
In this blog, we’ll explore the top social media marketing trends in 2025 and how your business can use them to grow faster, smarter, and more effectively.
 1. Short-Form Video Still Reigns Supreme
Short-form videos (under 60 seconds) are dominating platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Consumers prefer bite-sized content that is quick, entertaining, and informative.
Why it matters:
Videos generate 2x more engagement than static posts.
Brands using Reels or TikToks report higher organic reach compared to images or text-based content.
Tip for 2025: Create educational, behind-the-scenes, or user-generated content in short video format to engage younger audiences
 2. AI-Driven Content Creation & Automation
Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT, Canva Magic Studio, and Meta AI are revolutionizing content creation. In 2025, businesses are leveraging AI t
Why it matters: It reduces manual work, speeds up workflows, and allows marketers to focus more on strategy and storytelling.
Tip: Use AI for drafting, but always add a human touch. Authenticity still wins in social media.
 4. Social Commerce Is Becoming the Norm
Social media platforms are now shopping platforms. Instagram Shops, Facebook Marketplace, and TikTok Shop let users buy without leaving the app.
Why it matters: Consumers prefer convenience. If they see your product in a Reel, they want to buy it in 1–2 taps.
Tip: Optimize your product catalog for mobile and integrate your store with platforms like Shopify or WooCommerce for seamless sel
 5. Community Over Followers
In 2025, the quality of your audience matters more than the number. Brands that foster two-way conversations and build online communities see better long-term growth.
What’s working:
Facebook/LinkedIn Groups
Instagram Broadcast Channels
Discord or WhatsApp brand groups
Tip: Start building a loyal group where you can share exclusive content, offers, and engage directly with your customers.
6. Authenticity > Perfection
Highly edited, overly polished content is on the decline. Audiences prefer raw, honest, and real-time content—even if it's not perfect.
Why it matters: Trust and relatability drive conversions.
Tip: Share real stories: behind-the-scenes of your team, customer testimonials, or honest challenges your business faced.
 7. Social Media SEO Is a Must
Social platforms are becoming search engines. People now type "best cafes near me" on Instagram or TikTok, not just Google.
What to do:
Tip: Think of your Instagram page or TikTok profile as a mini-website. Optimize it with keywords, categories, and highlights.
📌 Final Thoughts
Social media in 2025 is no longer just about posting pretty images. It’s a powerful tool for branding, customer engagement, sales, and even customer support. By embracing these trends, your business can stay ahead of the competition and connect with your audience more meaningfully.
Whether you're running ads, posting daily content, or collaborating with influencers—make sure your strategy is relevant, responsive, and real.
🔍 Suggested Next Steps
Need help creating short-form video content? Contact our team at Blue Eye Ads & Digital Marketing.
Want a custom content calendar for your business? Let us build it based on the latest trends.
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gatheredfates · 1 year ago
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Hi! My name is Sea, and I have an unhealthy obsession with taking on large community projects! This is my Final Fantasy XIV Community Compendium, focusing on linking as many XIV writing/roleplaying discords, forums, events, free companies and resources as I can get my hands on. While the inspired by and predominately tailored for roleplayers, it should have something for anyone looking to engage creatively with the game in some capacity. ⭐
If you'd like to simply check out what the Compendium is all about and miss my waffling below, any of the links on this post will take you there — but this is a handy one! A reblog also goes a huge way to increase my reach and find communities/resources; you're also welcome to share this post with people not on Tumblr who might be looking for communities/resources or have something to add.
Why a compendium, Sea?
In my opinion, the way people engage with fandom and communities has changed. It was once extremely common for people to hop onto the XIV Roleplaying Forum or find people looking for contact on Tumblr, but most of these resources have shifted to Discord. While Discord is great for keeping a community when you have it, the isolation of these communities into hidden, secular spaces doesn’t do a lot to help people find them in the first place and creates an air of loneliness/disconnect for new players or people looking to find specific communities. I don’t believe that a person should necessarily be a part of x amount of servers to find the one that suits them, nor that all communities should necessarily be on Discord — or just plain hard to find. However, while this is currently the standard, I’d like to try and help these communities be fostered and seen in a place accessible to basically anyone with an internet connection. If one community has benefited from this document, then I have done my part.
This is my monthly drive to showcase the Compendium but find new things to add! A lot of the below is already on the document, but I split communities/resources into four distinct spaces:
Large-scale community discords such as the XIV Reddit Discord, Hunts, GPOSE promotions and broad-space roleplay servers that harbour a large number of people and are publicly available to all. These may not have an RP focus but will assist in other aspects of the game.
Free Company & community-focused servers. E.G. an Ishgardian Roleplay server whose mission is to foster a community for Ishgardian characters; an EU server created to help players struggling with timezones. This also includes event discords such as fight clubs, markets, cafes, etc.
Friend/casual servers that have a roleplay element but may be just a group of people looking to find others to hang out and do content with.
Miscellaneous. Likely to be less community servers and more resources such as lore compilations, how-to guides, gposing techniques, boosting blogs, etc. These may get their own dedicated section later.
Want to submit? You can either fill out the google form here, send me an ask with the relevant information contained on the Compendium, or join my Discord at SEAFLOOR (21+ only)!
Is my space suitable for the Compendium? Most of the time, yes! Below the read more is some more information/stipulations. Again, all accessible on the document! 🪸
Below are the following things I do not accept on the Compendium:
Personal/Single-Character LFC ads.
Content intended for or can be used for bullying, harassment and OOC gossip. E.g. ‘Secrets’ blogs, receipts, callout posts, etc. This does not include IC tabloid blogs used to generate RP.
Communities that do not have an RP/writing element (large-scale exempt).
Anything I find personally distasteful or goes against the spirit of this project.
Common-sense rule applies.
FAQ.
I want to put my community on the compendium but we have an application process. Is this okay?
Yes! Just note somewhere in your application that's a requirement. The only thing that is mandatory for the Compendium is that you must be open to new members or have a public-facing/accessible facet. There's no point advertising a community if no one can join it in some way!
I want to put my community on the compendium but I only have x number of members —
Also totally okay! People don't start with large communities. Activity is a must but, whether your server has two or two thousand members, if you're looking for new people to join, I'd love to help you find people.
I want to put my community on the compendium but I worry its too niche?
Okay, and? If your Eorzean Fishing Alliance has four members but you roleplay every second weekend, I still want to know about it.
What resources/communities can I add if I'm not the owner of them?
Mutual consent is extremely important to me, so anything that isn't a large-scale community OR a publicly accessible resource must be endorsed by the owner/admin/moderators in order to be added to the compendium. I operate under the assumption that a resource posted to a public space (tumblr, googledocs, youtube, etc) is open to all. A large-scale community is one with a significant member count or openly advertises itself as being accessible to everyone for whatever purpose it serves. If in doubt, please get in touch with me. I'm happy to contact your community owners for you!
How active does a community need to be?
If you find a community has not been active in about two/three months, send me a message and I'll take a look at it. Communities have ebbs and flows, especially event spaces that may take hiatuses depending on member interest/life events. I'm not strict in my implementation provided a space isn't dead. If a link or anything is broken, absolutely contact me about that.
I have [insert a question not stated here]?
No drama! Send me an ask or use the #Compendium channel in my Discord!
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lifestagemanagement · 12 days ago
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How to Start a Career in Digital Content Creation & Influencer Marketing?
In today’s digital-first world, businesses rely more than ever on online platforms to engage with their audiences. This growing digital landscape has opened exciting opportunities in digital content creation and influencer marketing—particularly for fresh graduates and young professionals eager to make an impact online.
If you’re passionate about social media, branding, and storytelling, this blog will guide you on how to break into these dynamic fields and build a fulfilling, future-ready career.
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Who is a Digital Content Creator?
A digital content creator produces videos, blogs, social media posts, and other forms of content to educate, entertain, or promote a brand or message. Using creativity, digital tools, and marketing knowledge, they aim to engage the audience and build brand visibility.
From Instagram reels to YouTube tutorials, creators are shaping how the world consumes information—and you can be one of them.
How to Become a Digital Content Creator
Here are the key steps to start your content creation journey:
1. Choose the Right Platform
Decide where you want to create—YouTube, Instagram, a blog, or podcasts. Choose platforms that align with your interests and strengths.
2. Build Your Personal Brand
Consistency is key. Share authentic, high-quality content that reflects your values and connects with your audience.
3. Develop Your Unique Voice
Your tone, personality, and style set you apart. Find your creative signature and let it shine in everything you post.
The Importance of Digital Marketing in Content Creation
Digital marketing supercharges your content by increasing reach and engagement. Here’s how:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Helps your content rank higher and be easily discovered online.
Audience Targeting: Allows you to reach the right people with the right content at the right time.
Performance Tracking: Analyzing content performance helps you adjust your strategy and improve results.
Marketing-Driven Content: By aligning with brand goals, creators can turn their content into business opportunities.
Career Opportunities in Digital Content Creation
As a content creator, you can explore multiple career paths:
Content Creator: Create engaging content across multiple platforms.
Social Media Manager: Build and manage a brand’s online presence.
Content Strategist: Plan, analyze, and guide the content development process for maximum impact.
What is an Influencer Marketing Specialist?
An influencer marketing specialist connects brands with digital influencers who promote products and services to their followers. Their job involves finding suitable influencers, planning campaigns, managing partnerships, and tracking results.
Skills Required for Influencer Marketing Careers
To thrive in influencer marketing, focus on building the following skills:
Communication & Negotiation: Build long-term partnerships with influencers and clients.
Digital Marketing Knowledge: Understand SEO, algorithms, trends, and marketing tools.
Data Analysis: Use analytics to measure campaign effectiveness and optimize strategies.
Organisation & Detail Orientation: Manage timelines, budgets, and deliverables with precision.
How to Find Jobs in Influencer Marketing
Looking to get started? Here’s how:
Explore Job Portals: Search roles like “influencer outreach specialist” or “campaign manager.”
Network Actively: Attend industry events and join professional communities.
Intern or Freelance: Gain hands-on experience through short-term projects to build your portfolio.
Career Growth in Content Creation & Influencer Marketing
These fast-growing industries offer numerous paths for advancement:
Influencer Marketing Roles
Outreach Specialist: Builds and nurtures influencer relationships.
Campaign Manager: Oversees execution and ensures campaigns meet business goals.
Marketing Manager: Leads the influencer strategy and manages budgets and analytics.
Content Creation Roles
Senior Creator: Focuses on high-level brand collaborations.
Creative Director: Leads content teams and visual storytelling.
Brand Consultant: Offers strategic advice to businesses on content and branding.
Conclusion
Whether you dream of being the next viral creator or managing large-scale influencer campaigns, there’s room for you in the digital world. With creativity, consistency, and the right strategy, you can turn your passion into a full-time career.Need expert guidance to get started? Connect with Lifestage Career Counsellor and take the first step toward your dream job in digital content creation or influencer marketing.
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