In the first of two-part story on building a rich content experience, we discuss where marketers go wrong in devising a good content experience and how they can improve it. The story also points out the differences between content experience and content marketing

While experts say that a fully equipped content marketing team should have people capable of pulling off a campaign through all the stages, they also feel there is no defined size for such a team. BuzzInContent finds out how brands can build a high-performing team that stands out from the rest

The rates for a branded web series can vary from a few lakhs up to Rs 15 crore, while for influencers it ranges from as little as 5K for a branded post to over Rs 5 lakh. Experts discuss how the rates are unregulated and suggest that publishers and platforms should charge based on the qualitative reach and impact

While it is an interesting dialogue exchange platform, brands and experts say it lacks in offering well-rounded measurement metrics to necessarily quantify the success of a session and restricts users from revisiting the content. They discuss useful tips and advice for brands to gauge the ROI by bringing in higher engagement levels

This is the second part of a two-part story where content marketing practitioners discuss if nicely created content can survive without SEO and if a content writer should also have an expertise in SEO strategy

This is part one of a story where content marketing practitioners discuss the right way to go about SEO in content marketing to deliver maximum results, without hampering its creativity and user experience. Part two of the story will go live next week

Recent industry reports suggest up to 73% consumers are finding influencers vain and don't trust products they promote. While influencer marketing agencies negate the claims, they agree this should act as a wake-up call for the medium to focus more on creativity and not make content look like ads. They suggest ways to sustain influencer marketing in the long run

Moment marketing has been a buzzword among agencies and brands for quite some years now. But is churning content for every occasion really a strategy or does it dilute a brand's message? BuzzInContent finds out why latching on to every conversation can backfire for a brand and when moment marketing can turn into spamming for consumers

BuzzInContent caught up with brands and agencies to discuss how the right content marketing strategy will help brands engage with consumers at relevant touchpoints even when third-party cookies cease to exist

Netflix India has launched the promotional campaign just 10 days prior to the launch of Money Heist Season five. It features celebrities such as Anil Kapoor and Hardik Pandya and content in three different regional languages, giving Bella Ciao a desi twist

BuzzInContent caught up with Sonal Mishra, AVP, Marketing at Unacademy, to talk about the thought behind creating a music-led content IP

Putting the spotlight on the issue of elderly lonesomeness on World Senior Citizen's Day, the senior living community operator launched the #ReplyDontReject initiative with Bollywood actor Boman Irani. The campaign is conceptualised and executed by Famous Innovations

While content creators and platforms offering localised, regional and dialect-based content are on the rise and brands are equally open to collaborating with them, they come with a baggage of challenges associated with them. Content marketing practitioners discuss what brands must adhere to in order to overcome these challenges while interacting with the audience beyond metros through content

BuzzInContent.com caught up with Rohit Kapoor, Director (Marketing), Perfetti Van Melle India, to talk about the brand's strategy to celebrate Fresh Breath Day in collaboration with MTV India through a rap music video

In a conversation with BuzzInContent, Anand, EVP and Portfolio Head, Diageo India, talks about its brand McDowell's No. 1 overall content marketing strategy and how despite the minor hiccups, it was successfully able to find right partners for branded content

Regional and dialect-based content companies such as Slow Content, Nukkad by STAGE, Make Joke Of; Meme pages like Jo Baka; and content creators such as Super Sindhi and others are on the rise. This gives a huge opportunity for brands to engage and connect with the audience in Tier 2, 3 cities and metros in their cultural context

Though brands may not be able to exceed 2019 (pre-pandemic) investments in content, they are gearing up for the festive session in an aggressive manner. With a performance mindset towards content, they expect interactive and influencer-driven content to see excellent engagement this time

BuzzInContent.com explores how news channels need to go beyond set rules and formats of branded content in order to attract more brands