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BluepointATM Blog & SEO Strategy

Overview

During the October 2025 campaign planning call, the team aligned on a lightweight but effective blog and SEO strategy for the BluePoint ATM website. The core principle: treat blog content as a multi-channel asset that serves SEO, email nurture, and social simultaneously — without cluttering the main site navigation.

See also: [1] | [2] | [3]


Decision: Move the blog section to the website footer rather than featuring it in the main navigation.

Rationale:
- Keeps the primary navigation clean and conversion-focused
- Blog content still gets indexed by search engines (SEO value is preserved)
- Avoids giving casual visitors a reason to wander away from core product/service pages
- Footer placement is a common pattern for B2B sites where the blog is a secondary discovery channel rather than a primary CTA path

Owner: Melissa Cusumano (Asymmetric) — tasked with implementing the footer move.

"Blogs to be moved to footer for SEO benefits without cluttering main navigation."
— Meeting summary, October 2025


Blog-to-Email Pipeline

Blog content should feed directly into email campaigns rather than sitting as standalone web assets. The recommended flow:

  1. Publish blog post on the BluePoint ATM website
  2. Share on social (social content should align with the blog topic for that week/month)
  3. Include in email campaigns — send blog content to the growing contact list in HubSpot as a value-add touchpoint

This approach multiplies the ROI of each piece of content: one blog post generates an SEO page, a social post, and an email send.

"As your email list grows, send out the blogs to your email list. There's a lot of elements that filter from just like one item."
— Melissa Cusumano, October 2025 call


Pending Content (as of October 2025)

Owner: Wade Zirkle (BluePoint ATM) — responsible for reviewing and approving October blog and social content.


SEO Considerations


Channel Frequency Notes
Blog Aligned to campaign segments One post per active campaign vertical
Social Weekly Should mirror blog topic
Email (blog send) Per campaign rhythm Include blog links in nurture sequences