Pump up your next presentation with a handy content stat or quote. We thoroughly research and collect these crucial content facts from Content Science studies as well as other reliable resources such as Harvard Business Review and Pew Research Center. We grouped the 50 content facts into five important content topics, including:

  • Content Consumption
  • Content Operations
  • Content Effectiveness + Intelligence
  • Content Channels
  • Content Automation + Personalization

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Last Updated: March 16, 2021

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