What are the top 10 content marketing influencers like?
- Brian Dean
- Rand Fischkin
- Rose Symonds
- Ann Handley
- Carly Moore
- Soul Squad
- Andy Crestodina
- Brian Clark
- Ross Huggins
- Melanie Delzier
When you gain insight into the top 10 content marketing influencers, engagement will increase greatly.
There is no denying that these content marketers know how to attract audiences.
Let’s look at the numbers.
“Professional” content marketing influencers…
- earn 5.3 Retweet of each post
- Dedication 59% Their tweet replies
- Near 40 times More followers (35K) than “followers” (873)
- Have domain authority 60 (Based on the link in their bio)
- Is it verified 70% time
It’s “social” media for a reason
The difference between the top 10 and the top 100 is huge.
they are 10 times More likely to get reposts than standard content marketing influencers!
This means that they distribute high-value, resonant content that their audiences are forced to share.
But what we find most surprising is that these influential people are committed to More than half They interact with the audience on Twitter.
More than half! Let it sink into it.
Study here? If you want to be a content marketing thought leader on social media, you must devote your time and energy to…social 🤯
Answer the questions, start the discussion-even chat beyond the realm of content! (it Yes allow)
These “professional” influencers have built active communities rather than passive audiences.
They give back more than they ask, and respond far more to others than non-influencers.
Zero tolerance spam policy
Another thing to note here is that these influencers spend even less time than the top 100 sharing URLs (7% less) and forwarding content (3% less).
This may seem strange.
Of course, if they share less, they will see less participation?
Well, not exactly.
This really means that the top 10 pairs Spam.
Unlike many people on Twitter, they will not block your news feed with links to their own content.
You will never see them distribute automated RSS feed blogs and stock images that are aesthetically unpleasant and have no real information to entice you to click.
Instead, what they will do is thoughtful and insight-driven posts that will resonate with the audience.
Whether through recommendations, actionable tips, or content marketing observations, these posts will inspire or empower their audience.
