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10 Innovative Content Types to Engage Users in 2024

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By Lesley Vos Verified, Ryan Prior Verified, Austin Blake Mullins, Rachel Cravit
| G2 Verified
The evolution of content types is undeniable. Technologies grow, online behavior changes, and users crave variety. It's a time when diverse yet authentic and relatable content works for engagement and brand promotion. Let's put fresh eyes on content strategy and go beyond old-fashioned content types so you can outperform competitors and draw attention to your brand. What are content types?
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Decoding HTML From Text

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By Austin Blake Mullins
| The Startup Verified
Photo by Ilya Pavlov on Unsplash Often while web-scraping you will come across HTML values in the text that needs to be recoded into their character forms. While jQuery and various other languages have implementations for decoding these values, native JavaScript does not. To solve this I started by parsing out the HTML codes using a lookup table going word by word. This was a safe method that wouldn’t require accessing the DOM of the webpage.
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5 Things Successful Content Marketers Do to Make Sure Their Work Gets Read

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By Austin Blake Mullins
| Copyblogger
There’s a lot of content created every day — and most of it gains almost no attention. In 2015, Moz and BuzzSumo looked at more than one million articles published on the web. They found that 75 percent of blog posts had no inbound links, and more than half had two or fewer Facebook interactions.
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