Content marketing creates valuable content to attract and engage your target audience.
Content Types
- Blog posts and articles
- Videos and tutorials
- Infographics
- Podcasts
- Case studies
- Ebooks and guides
Content marketing creates valuable content to attract and engage your target audience.
# Content Calendar Week 1: Blog post (SEO-focused) Week 2: Video tutorial Week 3: Infographic Week 4: Case study # Content Rules - Solve problems - Be consistent - Tell stories - Include CTAs
from datetime import datetime, timedelta def content_calendar(start_date, topics, frequency_days=7): calendar = [] current = start_date for i, topic in enumerate(topics): calendar.append({ "date": current.strftime("%Y-%m-%d"), "topic": topic, "type": "Blog" if i % 3 == 0 else "Social" if i % 3 == 1 else "Video", "status": "Planned" }) current += timedelta(days=frequency_days) return calendar topics = ["SEO Tips", "React Tutorial", "Python Basics", "Career Advice"] start = datetime(2026, 10, 1) cal = content_calendar(start, topics) for item in cal: print(f" {item[\"date\"]} | {item[\"type\"]:6} | {item[\"topic\"]}")
What is a content calendar?
A schedule of when and what content to publish, helping maintain consistency and plan ahead.
What is the goal of content marketing?
Content marketing aims to attract and engage a target audience by providing value.
Content marketing provides value to attract audiences. Advertising pays for placement. Content builds long-term trust, ads provide immediate reach.