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Question 19 of 30 for our Digital Content Manager Mock Interview

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Question 19 of 30

Tell me what the typical steps are in your content strategy thought process.

"There are several elements that I always consider before I start creating, or leading a team to create, content. First, I determine what the purpose of the content is and who it should reach. Then I think about what voice and tone should be used, in addition to the editorial style and type of language. I consider how the content should be structured and distributed to fulfill its purpose. How will the target audience view the content? Finally, I gather and put all of this information, including SEO requirements, into a brief that is then used by the writer to produce the content."

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  • 19. Tell me what the typical steps are in your content strategy thought process.

      How to Answer

      The interviewer is looking for you to outline the steps you take when you're strategizing how to best produce a piece of content. Walk the interviewer through your process. Make sure to include not only the steps you take around ideation but also to improve, package, and distribute the content.

      Written by Marcie Wilmot on November 1st, 2020

      Answer Example

      "There are several elements that I always consider before I start creating, or leading a team to create, content. First, I determine what the purpose of the content is and who it should reach. Then I think about what voice and tone should be used, in addition to the editorial style and type of language. I consider how the content should be structured and distributed to fulfill its purpose. How will the target audience view the content? Finally, I gather and put all of this information, including SEO requirements, into a brief that is then used by the writer to produce the content."

      Written by Marcie Wilmot on November 1st, 2020