The problem: hardly any communication or marketing department lacks ideas for campaigns and content ...

... on the contrary: a press release here, a webinar there, then a blog post and two landing pages. Wishes are expressed and demands made from all sides, and the many potential projects compete for scarce resources. In a very short space of time, you have a wealth of topics on the table, but nowhere near enough time to implement everything (well).

Creating "really good" content is not something you do on the side. You have to invest time and money. And you have to focus on the right content. But how do you do that when various departments, stakeholders and superiors are constantly making demands and requests?

Use the Scompler topic score to identify topics that strongly contribute to defined communication goals and back up these topics with tangible figures - not opinions and assumptions.

What does the "Scompler topic score" look like?