The phrase "short content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a succinct or brief body of text, such as a tweet, a blog post, or an article. For example, "This article contains only short content, but it conveys its message clearly."
In short, content is no longer king online.
"On the Internet, you have a lot of short-form content, and preroll wasn't going to work for short content," Mr. Young said.
When she learned that Sundance was fishing for attention-grabbing short content suitable for digital platforms, it proved the perfect outlet for her brief directorial attention span, as well as an opportunity to explore her longstanding love of zoology.
Topicmarks' existing service scans text and returns short content summaries.
For starters, some users prefer to read short content over long content (either due to time restraints or attention limits).
Chiara Towne, daughter of "Chinatown" screenwriter Robert Towne, has directed documentaries and short content for nonprofit organizations, and consulted at the United Nations.
"If you take YouTube in 2010 and 2011, you had a lot more filmmakers, musicians and animators: people who take longer to make shorter content, essentially.
"Every other format is going to shorter and shorter content pieces, so you're actually swimming upstream," the venture capitalist says to Mr. Blumberg.
Specifically, their data revealed that long-form content tended to rank above shorter content.
Overall, longer content tends to perform better than shorter content, with pages having 1000 words or more performing best.
The more straightforward interface and shorter content needed for push marketing will allow more segmentation, as well as more personal, relevant and rapid messaging.
