More content is not always a good thing. I once worked for a company that had over 30,000 pieces of content, most of which was introduced to the target audience in one fell swoop with no strategic plan. Only 2% of that content was ever viewed.
Users increasingly expect their customer experiences to have a voice component, whether on a smartphone, on websites, or on a full-fledged voice assistant. The relative ease of use of voice assistants like Google Home and Amazon Alexa is engendering a significant paradigm shift away from page- and screen-bound brand experiences toward those increasingly mediated by audio, sound and voice.
Forget about advertising. Think about how your products affect your customer’s life, serving their needs and desires. Write content that’s relevant in an obvious way to your customers — else you’ll lose their interest.