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Build sustainable content ecosystems that compound over time with The Marketing Forest framework.
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Discover why 95% of content fails and how the Five-Content Taxonomy creates sustainable ecosystems that compound over time.
Presented by Ryan Patrick Murray, creator of The Marketing Forest
95% of published content generates zero backlinks. 59% of people share articles without reading them. Most organizations approach content marketing without strategic frameworks.
Publishing inconsistently based on available time, trending topics, or individual inspiration.
Focus on latest campaigns and newest trends. No long-term assets. No compounding returns.
Blog team doesn't coordinate with video team. Content types compete rather than collaborate.
A systematic approach to content marketing that creates sustainable, interconnected content ecosystems designed for long-term compound growth.

Timeless foundation content that generates value indefinitely.
Proprietary frameworks and original intellectual property.
Timely, trending content that capitalizes on current events.
Recurring themes and seasonal topics that return annually.
Collaborative content that leverages partnerships.
Your content types don't work in isolation. They form an interconnected ecosystem where each type supports and amplifies the others, creating compound value over time.

Evergreen content provides foundation for Deciduous trends. Deciduous content identifies topics worthy of Evergreen treatment. Each type feeds the others.
All content types draw from the same core brand values, strategy, audience insights, and resources— creating consistency while serving different purposes.
As your ecosystem matures, connections multiply. One research project becomes Evergreen guides, Conifer frameworks, Deciduous commentary, and Vine collaborations.
When one content type underperforms, others compensate. Algorithm changes affect individual channels, but your diversified ecosystem continues generating value.
Organizations that implement ecosystem-based content strategies systematically achieve progressive results over time.
Organizations across industries are implementing The Marketing Forest framework to build sustainable content ecosystems.
"The Five-Content Taxonomy completely transformed how we approach content strategy. We went from random blog posts to a systematic ecosystem that actually drives measurable results."
Sarah Chen
VP of Marketing, TechFlow Solutions
"Finally, a content framework that acknowledges reality. No promises of overnight success—just systematic, proven strategies that compound over time. Our organic traffic tripled in 18 months."
Michael Rodriguez
Content Director, HealthWise Medical
"The ecosystem approach changed everything. Instead of isolated blog posts, we now have content that works together. Our lead attribution improved 400% because we can finally track the full journey."
Jennifer Park
CMO, CloudScale Analytics
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