MarketScale Contributor Account Creation & Publishing Guide

MarketScale (MS) Contributor pages serve as dedicated profiles where professionals can showcase their expertise by publishing relevant articles, videos, and links.

BlitzMetrics offers a unique opportunity to enhance the online presence of its clients and help them grow their personal brand through the MarketScale Partnership. We will utilize the information provided by the client to create a contributor page, which is a webpage on the MarketScale website that holds the client’s content and provides a platform to share their expertise. This contributor page holds significant online ranking power.

We will leverage this content for social media postings, articles, and additional online links to boost the client’s online presence.

Task Checklist

Information Needed:

1. MS contributor page access credentials.
2. All content links, articles, and related media provided by the client.
3. Any necessary metadata, including titles, descriptions, tags, and categories.

Tools Needed:

Steps Overview:

1. Gather the Necessary Information
2. Request Contributor Page Setup via Email
3. Inform the Client About Their Contributor Account
4. Monitor Performance and Address Feedback.

Step 1: Gather the Necessary Information

Currently, the contributor page creation process on MarketScale is handled by the MarketScale team. We request our client to provide the relevant information needed to create a contributor account.

• Information Needed:
  • Professional headshot
  • Bio, skills, and job title
  • Links to published articles and videos
  • Education and professional background
  • Any relevant social media profiles or additional media (e.g., PDFs, infographics)

Here is one example of how one of our clients provided the information we requested.

The more information the client provides, the better. We can always sort through it to find what works best!

Step 2: Request Contributor Page Setup via Email

• When you have gathered the client’s information (headshot, bio, etc.), send an email to MarketScale to request a new contributor page.
• Keep the email concise and include all necessary attachments.
• You can use the following email address to send your request.

Below is an example of an email you can send to MarketScale.

• Once the contributor page is created, it will look similar to the following examples.

Linked Example –  Dennis Yu Contributor Page 

Michael Pachecho Contributor Page

Glenn Vo Contributor Page

Step 3: Inform the Client About Their Contributor Account

• Inform the client once the Contributor account is created.
• Provide the client with the Contributor page link.
• Ask the client to share the content they’d like to feature. They can either send it directly to MarketScale or share it with us to handle on their behalf.

Two Methods for Clients to Share Content with MarketScale

1. Self-Service Video Creation
Clients can create videos directly through the MarketScale Studio platform:

• Log in and click the red “Record” button.
• Follow on-screen prompts to record, review, and finalize your video.
• Once complete, MarketScale will process your submission automatically.

2. Using a Media Request
A Media Request link provided by the VA offers two options:

Option 1: Record a new video directly within the Media Request.

Option 2: Upload a previously recorded video.
In either case, MarketScale will process the provided content.

In the future, MarketScale plans to implement integrations to streamline the process. When a user receives an invitation, their profile information will automatically populate the necessary details for their contributor page.

After the client creates their profile, the contributor page will be simultaneously created based on the exact information required. This integration will eliminate the need for separate document exchanges and manual uploads, making the process more efficient and automated.

Step 4: Monitor Performance and Address Feedback

• Check the live page periodically to ensure the content remains accessible and compliant.
• Track metrics (views, engagement) if available, and address any issues or requests for changes.
• Communicate with the client to gather feedback and make any necessary adjustments.
• We are ready to cross-post it (stage 3 of the Content Factory) on their social media platforms ( Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, etc.) and then boost it for our Dollar-A-Day strategy.

The Content Factory is an incredibly efficient approach that enables entrepreneurs to create and distribute multiple assets simultaneously across various channels. It is not a standalone software or a hireable agency, but rather a customizable process that maximizes asset output and optimizes the utilization of existing tools.

With a Content Factory, entrepreneurs can handle 99% of the work involved in editing, distributing, boosting, and optimizing their content, allowing them to focus just 1% of their time on production.

In our partnership with MarketScale Studio, we leverage their expertise to seamlessly run the content through the first three stages of the Content Factory. MarketScale helps us produce authoritative content by utilizing media requests (stage 1), ensuring the content goes through a meticulous processing stage (stage 2), and strategically posting it on social media platforms and high authority sites, such as the contributor page created on the MarketScale website itself (stage 3). The MarketScale contributor page holds significant authority with a Domain Rating (DR) of 73.

Through our partnership with MarketScale Studio, we achieve continuity in the Content Factory process, seamlessly moving from content production to processing and posting. This collaboration allows us to maximize the impact of our content while leveraging MarketScale’s industry expertise and high-ranking platform.

That’s it. You’re done. Good job!

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Verification Checklist

#1. The client’s MS contributor page is active and accessible.

#2. All content and metadata have been verified for accuracy.

#3. Visual assets meet quality standards and align with branding.

#4. Content has been published successfully by MS team.

#5.  Performance is monitored, and client feedback is addressed promptly.