I've been thinking about an article that Pam Moore recently published where she talked about how the amount of content being published is creating a sort of content white noise. To cut through it, content marketers need create high-quality, and extremely relevant content. I agree. In fact, I agree so much that I wrote an article  where I showed how we use a simple checklist to ensure that content quality is high, focused on the right audience, and the right stage of the buyer's journey.

Both the article on the checklist have been well received, but as I've discussed it with my team, I feel it's important to emphasize one area of our content process that some brands either don't do or don't do well; the content review process.

For many, content review just a spelling and grammar check, along with some rewording for clarity. To be clear, that's copy editing, and it comes after content reviews. Content review is where experts who know the subject matter, potentially peers of the content author, review the content to ensure it's high quality and to add value to it.

What do content reviewers do and how do they add value? In this article I'll explain 4 ways content reviewers can help your content stand out and rise above the white noise.

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