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Marketing AI Profile: Jeff Coyle

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JEFF COYLE

Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer

MarketMuse

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Jeff Coyle is a data-driven, search engine marketing executive with more than 18 years of experience in the search industry managing products and website networks. Coyle is the Co-founder and Chief Product Officer for MarketMuse, helping content marketers build topical authority, improve content quality and turn semantic research into actionable insights.


Before joining MarketMuse, Coyle owned and operated his own inbound marketing consultancy and managed the Traffic, Search and Engagement team for TechTarget, a leader in B2B technology publishing and lead generation.


Georgia Institute of Technology, BS, Computer Science


“AI platforms can give you a tremendous unfair advantage.”


Upcoming Speaking Engagements

MAICON 2019 – Making Content Your Competitive Advantage: How to Ensure Every Article Delivers ROI

Too many companies are stuck in a “publish and pray” mentality and spend way too much time conducting keyword and competitor research. Bringing AI into the content creation process not only saves weeks of research but uncovers more audience insight than can be physically researched by hand. In this session, we will explore how AI can drastically improve productivity throughout your content team and help them create more effective content. Join this session to learn how to:

  • Identify gaps and opportunities in your content and your competitor’s
  • Use content clusters to build topical authority
  • Incorporate buyer intent into your content plan
  • Avoid publishing bad content

Recent Events

Content Connections 2018

Intelligent Content Conference 2018


Jeff Coyle on AI Marketing

Content Optimization Workflows

In this post, Jeff discusses two common content optimization workflows along with three steps that most writers, editors and content marketers miss.

How to Work Topic Clusters Into Your Content Strategy

The very first step in implementing topic clusters is to take stock of your present situation. Next you need to get the lay of the land for each topic in the customer journey. Incorporate the cluster model by creating strategy maps so you have a blueprint of how to attack the stages of the buying cycle experience and the user intent profile.

Ask Me Anything

Jeff spent some time on the Content Strategy Collective answering questions on all aspects of search and content strategy. Here’s the transcription, AMA With Jeff Coyle: AI Content.


Remember to have a look at our list of who is who in AI marketing.

Stephen leads the content strategy blog for MarketMuse, an AI-powered Content Intelligence and Strategy Platform. You can connect with him on social or his personal blog.

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