Did you know that 70% of marketers invest in content marketing? Inbound marketing is one of the top ways to drive sales to an accounting firm. But you first need to have actual content to execute your marketing strategy fully.
We recommend accountant content marketing that involves reusable content to make the most out of a single piece of content.
So, instead of investing in high-end infographics for your website and not reusing it, you may want to rethink your strategy with a “reusable” mindset. Why? You can amplify your content marketing without needing to spend additional money.
All of the content that you create is an “asset,” called content assets. When you create certain forms of content, you can reshare it, in part or whole, across multiple platforms.
You want to, for example, avoid posting a unique blog post on your site and then multiple other sites because those sites may rank higher than your own. But if you feel inclined to repost a blog, be sure that your blog is indexed by Google first.
Outside of reposting the same blog to multiple platforms, you have many other ways to create reusable content assets.
A few ideas that can help you streamline content marketing for accountants include:

Images are always an essential part of content marketing because they draw more engagement from views. For example, if you post an image on a Facebook post, you’ll experience higher levels of engagement.
But your image doesn’t need to be unique to Facebook.
A few good tips when creating reusable image assets are:
You can, with many images, create multiple versions of the image to fit the ideal size for social media platforms. Image assets help bring your accounting firm into the spotlight. Whether you’re creating content for social media or other platforms, you should include images with your content.
“Content asset” is a broad term because it can include everything from text to PDFs, images and videos. A few of the ways that you can begin creating reusable text content is to:
Now that you have all of these text content assets, you can begin reusing them in several ways:
Speaking of video, creating video assets is an excellent option for content marketing. You can post the same video across multiple platforms, including YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and other platforms.
If you think video content isn’t valuable, think again. Approximately 60% of businesses are using video in their marketing. And over 1-in-3 of these markets are using video multiple times per week to reach audiences.
Short and long videos are acceptable, and they can boost engagement dramatically.
If your firm struggles to find a way to be relatable and boost engagement, consider video content. Your audience wants to put a face to your firm, and this can help people feel more comfortable working with you. Video is also far more personal than a wall of text.
Content marketing can feel overwhelming because there are so many platforms to consider. Creating new content for every platform is a quick way to deplete your marketing budget. Reusing content assets can help you stretch your marketing budget and reach a wider audience.
Accountant content marketing is constantly evolving with new social media networks to leverage and ways to reach your target audience. Using the tips above will allow you to create content assets that you can share across multiple platforms.
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Reusable content is material that can be shared across multiple platforms without needing to create new content each time. It’s important for accounting firms because it maximizes the value of your content, saves time, and stretches your marketing budget.
You can create reusable image assets by designing generic images, infographics, image quotes, and statistics. These can be shared on various social media platforms to enhance engagement and visibility.
You can reuse quotes, statistics, lists, and logically broken-down content. These can be repackaged into social media posts, eBooks, or even used in webinars and videos.
Video content can be posted on multiple platforms like YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram. You can create both short and long videos to engage your audience and make your firm more relatable.
To maximize reach, share content across different platforms, repurpose existing content into various formats, and ensure your content is indexed by Google before reposting.
Begin by assessing your existing content and identifying pieces that can be repurposed. Use the tips provided in this article to create new reusable assets, and consider scheduling a consultation for personalized guidance.