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The Top 5 Content Marketing Posts of 2010

It’s hard to believe another year has gone by…and content marketing just saw its best year ever.

Content marketing is now a legitimate marketing practice that accounts for more than 25% of the total marketing budget.

It should be a fun 2011 finding out what’s in store. And, to get us in the mood, here is a review of our most popular content marketing posts for 2010.

Quick things I noticed regarding these posts:

  • Each title has a number in it (i.e., 5 reasons, 7 tips, etc.).
  • Two of the titles actually had two different numbers in it.
  • Controversial is good (i.e., print for 2011).

Enjoy!

5 Reasons Why Social Media Marketing Comes Last

(4,726 views)

An amazing guest post by Shama Kabani who asserts that the website, not your social media outlets, needs to be your online marketing focus.

7 Content Marketing Tips from Five Guys Burgers and Fries

(4,548 views)

One of my favorite burgers of all times…we can certainly learn a lot about content marketing from Five Guys.  See this post for seven great tips.

7 Reasons Print Will Make a Comeback in 2011

(3,940 views)

Of course, this one is near and dear to our hearts at the Content Marketing Institute.  So much so, we launched a print magazine called Chief Content Officer.  Make sure that you don’t let the opportunity in print pass you by.

30 Content Marketing Truths for 2010

(3,927 views)

A deeply philosophical posts on the inherent benefits of content marketing.

37 Reasons to Blog

(3,242 views)

If you are your marketing executive team are searching for why corporate blogging makes sense, just print out this post and glue it to your desktops. Now is the time.

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