So that’s where CoSchedule comes in – whose recent updates have seen the tool become more attractive to content marketers of all walks of life (SEOs included). Visiting a content marketing conference will show you that content management is a challenge everyone is facing. the blog writers and brand team).The mess that is content management is a well known issue in the industry as my clients have mentioned to me. Personally, I’ve had first hand experience with a client trying to manage their content production within their SEO team as well as aligning that with the other marketing teams (e.g.
Here at In Marketing We Trust, we’ve come across numerous instances where we’ve had to help clients manage, produce and promote content.
If there’s something I love more than implementing/advising on more efficient processes, it’s the excitement of trying a new tool – especially the one’s that I can immediately recognise as solving a problem that either I or my clients face. The tool began as an in-house plug-in built for their WordPress to help them plan, manage and publish content and now boasts a user base of “more than 10,000 bloggers, editors and social marketers”. Cornelius took some time out to test out the free trial for CoSchedule and below provides an in-depth review of his experience, the pros & cons and the potential he sees in the tool. Say hello to CoSchedule, a content marketing editorial calendar designed by a small team out of North Dakota.
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