The Content Ops Challenge, Scaling Great Work, Saving the Internet, and the Risks of SEO-Only Con...

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Key Takeaways

Content Ops is a problem worth solving as there has been significant change in the way teams work and organize content, but there is a lack of proper software and tools to support this new way of working.
The current approach to content ops is often fragmented, with homegrown solutions and a lack of robust platforms, leading to inefficiencies and wasted time.
There is a gulf between content managers and writers, with different perspectives and problems. Content managers focus on strategic goals and outcomes, while writers face challenges in managing multiple clients and tools.
An SEO-first approach to content marketing is risky due to increased competition, volatile search engine results pages (SERPs), and the need for high investment and velocity to compete.
Preserving the human internet is crucial as AI-generated content threatens the unique voices and creativity of human content creators. Human-generated content is essential for training new models and maintaining the value and authenticity of the internet. The future of the human internet relies on finding a way to classify content as human or not.
There is a need for more serendipity and less algorithmic delivery in content.
Discovering new content is a challenging problem that current algorithms have not solved.
The scarcity of organic hits on search engine result pages incentivizes content creators to choose the human route.

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