Examples of using Content needs in English and their translations into German
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Your content needs to be valuable.
To reach the 1.5 billion digital buyers worldwide, content needs to be translated.
Good content needs good marketers.
Workflows need to be rearranged and especially content needs to be thought through anew.
All the content needs optimization.
The entertainment orinformation value of such special parts is high; the content needs special emphasis.
Your content needs to be comprehensive.
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Content needs to be available no matter what.
The Communication Group should convene an informal, open"social media pioneers" group of enthusiastic Members and staff to share experiencesand tips, test and evaluate new approaches, discuss content needs, and plan joint actions.
Your content needs to be mobile-friendly.
Content needs to be posted fast and in local languages.
No matter the subject, content needs to be unique to connect with an audience.
The content needs to support the theme that the Final Keyword List represents.
However, if you have more ambitious content needs, like producing a helpful white paper or e-book for your clients, Focus.
Your content needs to be readable and appealing to users on search engines.
TAXONOMY Visual content needs to be catalogued, grouped and displayed in a meaningful way.
Content needs be brought from its points of creation to where it's used- fast, reliable and scalable.
In order to work properly, digital content needs to be correctly integrated into the consumer's hardware and software environment.
Content needs to be developed and planned in such a way that each piece builds upon the other content you have created.
In summary, content needs to be tailored for the timeline environment.
The content needs to be fast loading, clean and easy to read, easy to navigate and especially easy for the search engines to index.
Perhaps the content needs tweaking or your call-to-action button sends the wrong message.
Your content needs to act as a trojan horse of sorts, in the sense that it educates readers, while also positioning you as a solution provider.
Due to its nature digital content needs to interact with other digital equipment to function properly; interoperability should therefore form a part of the conformity criteria.
Your content needs to stand out, and that means people need to wantto read it, and they need to want to tell all of their friends about it.
However, challenges remain: digital cultural content needs to be properly managed, maintained and preserved; online rights have to be cleared; and material made available in machine-readable formats, according to open standards, with minimum resolution, interoperability and rich metadata.
Your content needs to accomplish two goals: first, appeal to the end-user(customers, clients, prospects, readers, etc.) and second, solve a particular problem.
Thus, the content needs to be equivalent and synchronous in three languages.
Sometimes the content needs to be adapted to suit their culture and behavior- a process known as localization.