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When I had my first business providing IT services I was driving all over D.C., Maryland and Virginia. Being busy was great however frankly I suck at directions. My wife Kookkai reminds me of this quite often so I know it’s true 
This is before Google Maps and iPhones came out, so before I would head to see my clients I would chart my course for the day and print out maps from MapQuest. This worked well unless there was construction or their map lead me nowhere, which happened too often back in the day. I still got lost.
My wife took pity on me and purchased a book of maps for me. I still got lost.
Then I invested in a Garmin GPS that would beep at me when I had an impending turn. I stopped getting lost.
Creating content for the web is a bit like traveling from place to place. There are many ways to get to where you want to go but you aren’t sure which is the best way. And with so many options what’s a blogger to do?
Well today I’m happy to announce that we’ve created a content GPS for you in the form of the Content Marketing 101 ebook. Weighing in at 1200 points it’s 23 pages are packed with a metric ton of actionable advice and how-to on:
- 9 methods of creating endless content ideas
- 7 steps for creating a content strategy
- 9 formats for your content
- 8 steps for creating unforgettable content
- 15 different ways to share content with your community
Oh yeah it’s juicy!
It’s now available to Dempsey Marketing Community members so grab your copy of Content Marketing 101 right now!
And if you’re not a member of our community yet, join now and get access to our growing list of ebooks, videos and other resources to help you attract and convert more of your ideal customers online!
About Robert DempseyCEO & Founder of Dempsey Marketing, web developer, avid reader, proud father and husband. I get a lot of stuff done.
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Hi Robert, I love maps. I read them even when I'm not headed anywhere! Of course, having a map, blueprint, or GPS *is* useful when you know where you're headed and need a bit of direction. :) Well, at the invitation of Ileane, I've just joined your community and can say I'm pleased to be here. Looking forward to this journey and fun travels!
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