Consistently Creating content takes time. In fact, most building products and construction companies attribute the fall in progress with content creation to lack of time.

Repurposing content allows you to extend the life and value of your content by changing it to serve a different purpose. For example, you could change a blog into a video. The message might be the same, but the channel or format through which it is consumed will be different.

To begin this post, I’d like to share some statistics that might surprise you:

Getting words down on the page is step one. Getting your work published is a different matter. Quite often, your first draft will look largely different to your final piece.

During the editing and improving phase, you’ll be using it as an opportunity to cut out any unnecessary and irrelevant points that don’t support your core ideas and refine your language to be stronger and more action orientated.

Why Does Effective Writing Matter?

Words are the currency of the web. The words that people see are what prompts a decision. An action. With that being said, your content is what will make or break a decision to buy into your brand.

You can’t (and shouldn’t be expected to) pluck ideas out of thin air. This expectation would be both unobtainable and unrealistic. That’s why you need to consider a way in which you can generate ideas that work for the benefit of you and your team.

What Can You Expect From This Blog?

At this stage, you should understand what content is and how to implement a framework for content creation.

You have your blog titles and a time-frame in which to distribute them. Now, you’re tasked with actually writing the content itself. 

Would you like to learn more about content creation and how it relates to your building products brand?

Read on to find out:

• The fundamentals of content creation for your building products brand
• The different types of content creation you could (and should) be making
• Which agricultural and construction brand paved the way for content marketing back in the 1800s 

Product directories are used and trusted by thousands of specifiers, clients and installers.  They are widely used to access information about building products and generate high levels online traffic.

Their aim and purpose is to provide specifiers, architects and consultants with comprehensive, up to date information, inspiration and the latest news on product and technology innovation.

Discover how to get the most out these valuable resources to create awareness for your brand, increase specification, improve your organic rankings on Google and generate new sales leads.

Blogging is not a new way of marketing but has improved and continues to change as technology progresses, for instance many now include videos.

Websites have become an essential platform for all businesses, whilst a blog is increasingly being recognised as a must-have on your website.

There are a number of reasons why having a blog is vital, one being when people visit your site they can see you are active, another is to implement SEO and rank higher on Google for your specific audience.