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You’ll differentiate yourselves from all those who blame the pandemic for poor numbers.It’s OK if your numbers are down – that won’t come as a surprise. What will be a surprise is your thoughtful process, based on real numbers, to monitor how well content marketing has been delivering and how it can adapt to deliver better now and down the road.HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: Content Marketing Can Do More Than Survive in the New WorldStay connected with us to get a mix of content marketing advice, help, and insight to help you and your brands weather this short- and long-term new normal.

. Join us at noon U.S. EDT Tuesdays for #CMWorld taiwan country code mobile number Twitter chats. And browse the list of COVID- resources for content marketers we’ve created and compiled. Cover image by Joseph Kalinowski/Content Marketing InstituteAnn GynnAnn GynnAnn Gynn lives up to her high school nickname (Editor Ann) as an editorial consultant for the Content Marketing Institute. As the founder of G Force Communication, Ann regularly combines words and strategy for BB, BC, and nonprofits. Former college adjunct faculty, Ann also helps train professionals in content so they can do it themselves.

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