How video listicles deliver content marketing success
Is the listicle still an effective content type? Erika Montgomery argues the video format still offers big results for marketers and PR pros.
Is the listicle still an effective content type? Erika Montgomery argues the video format still offers big results for marketers and PR pros.
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Expect more pops of vivid color, hand-drawn illustrations and authentic stock photos.
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