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Resume Roast for Content Strategists

Content Strategist resumes have an occupational hazard: beautifully written vagueness. Developed content strategies aligned with brand goals is forty dollars of words carrying zero information. The reviewer scans for what the content did: traffic, rankings, conversions, pipeline. Volume and cadence count too, like posts per month, channels fed. If your content performed, the resume should quote its stats like a proud parent.

What Gabe checks first on a Content Strategist resume

Attach performance to the work, like a blog program that grew organic traffic 140 percent in a year. Content that cannot cite results reads as expensive decoration.
State volume and scope: pieces per month, channels covered, writers managed or briefed. Cadence proves this was an operation, not occasional inspiration.
Name research inputs you actually used, like keyword tools, audience interviews, or search intent mapping. Strategy without stated inputs is opinion with a deck.

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