When Choosing Marketing Channels

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For the first week or so, it appeared that content distribution via links were pushed to the bottom of users’ feeds, and that the algorithm prefers text posts and image posts. Though at the time of this writing, I started seeing lots more posts with links from accounts I don’t follow pushed into my feed. What’s also notable is that not all of these accounts have massive followings.


But we’ll see. If nothing else, it’s clear the Threads team is constantly updating the algorithm. I still have a feeling that leading with Zero-Click content will end up proving crucial.Visualize the Madagascar Email List Curve Rand FishkinBy Rand FishkinApril 13, 2021 Business Owner: “We’re launching a new company/website/campaign and want to buy ads that can get us some customers. Once that’s working, we’ll invest in content and SEO. ” Marketer: “So, no one’s heard of your brand, and you don’t have any existing digital marketing, but you’d like to start with ads, then invest in content and SEO?” Business Owner: “Yup! That’s the idea.



” Marketer: “I’ve got some bad news…” There’s a dangerous myth running around the entrepreneurial, small business, and marketing worlds perpetuating the idea that you can take a small/new brand and profitably, reliably acquire customers through either content+SEO or ads alone. Don’t get me wrong: it’s not impossible. Some outliers achieve success with these channels. But it’s far more likely that if a poorly-known brand throws money at Facebook and Google ads, they’ll see negative ROI.