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.
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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 content should feed directly into email campaigns rather than sitting as standalone web assets. The recommended flow:
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
Owner: Wade Zirkle (BluePoint ATM) — responsible for reviewing and approving October blog and social content.
| 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 |