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That’s to say, every content creator might have a different end goal in mind. Generally, professional content creation ties back to a commercial gain. Even a news outlet like CNN.com relies on the performance of its content to help sell ads that fund their work.

In digital marketing specifically, content creation must tie back to commercial goals. The purpose of content marketing in business, after all, is to use content to generate and nurture leads or to build awareness of a mission or cause (if, for instance, you’re a non-profit).

Don’t get me wrong. The best content creators I know value craft, creativity and expression above all else — and all of them engage in creative endeavors in their personal lives. But they also know that, if presented with a choice between creating content they subjectively think is great, versus what they suspect will achieve the greatest commercial value, they have to go with the latter. It’s what’s right for their clients, or for their company.

That’s not always easy for a creative. But it’s essential to being a great content creator.

Which brings us to the reason you’re here:

Invaluable tips for content creators, from content creators

And specifically, our own in-house writers, designers, social media strategists and videographers:

You tell me.

That’s to say, every content creator might have a different end goal in mind. Generally, professional content creation ties back to a commercial gain. Even a news outlet like CNN.com relies on the performance of its content to help sell ads that fund their work.

In digital marketing specifically, content creation must tie back to commercial goals. The purpose of content marketing in business, after all, is to use content to generate and nurture leads or to build awareness of a mission or cause (if, for instance, you’re a non-profit).

Don’t get me wrong. The best content creators I know value craft, creativity and expression above all else — and all of them engage in creative endeavors in their personal lives. But they also know that, if presented with a choice between creating content they subjectively think is great, versus what they suspect will achieve the greatest commercial value, they have to go with the latter. It’s what’s right for their clients, or for their company.

That’s not always easy for a creative. But it’s essential to being a great content creator.

Which brings us to the reason you’re here:

Invaluable tips for content creators, from content creators

And specifically, our own in-house writers, designers, social media strategists and videographers: