Sabina Hahn

Sabina Hahn

Sabina discovered her keenness for strategic and creative storytelling in college while working on campaigns for brands such as CHOC Hospital and Wienerschnitzel. As a Content Strategist at Beacons Point, Sabina works with the BP team to create engaging content that helps her clients reach their prospective customers and hit their goals. By day, you can find her nose-deep in SEMRush, talking to clients, or editing content (AP Style Guide in hand). By night, she spends her time hanging out with friends and family, training with her MMA team, or making playlists on Spotify. She’s always looking for new music/book/podcast recommendations, so shoot her a message or email with your favorites!

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By Sabina Hahn on September 25, 2020

Topic clusters are revolutionizing SEO and content marketing strategies all over the internet. Their goal is to please Google algorithms while providing a seamless experience for the target audience.

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By Sabina Hahn on September 15, 2020

The internet runs on content — relatable and engaging content the public can easily find, understand, and apply. In today’s information age, consumers have endless information at their fingertips 24/7/365. They expect more from companies than ever before, and rightfully so.

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By Sabina Hahn on September 11, 2020

Baseball cards. Such a simple concept. Or so that’s what many (sane) people think of them. How many kids like me feverishly collected baseball cards decades ago and have them collecting dust in the basement of their parent’s house today? 

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By Sabina Hahn on June 15, 2020

As you developed buyer personas in an attempt to better understand your customers, you probably conducted hours of interviews, performed ample research on buying behavior, and gained a clear, full picture of your ideal customers. You've done your best to empathize with your target audience and identify their pain points, their favorite online hangouts, their likes and dislikes, and general attitudes.