Chris Koch

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What the slow death of B2B publishing means for marketers

Chris Koch

The business model is broken. It’s not that the journalists have gotten lazy; it’s a problem with the business model for B2B publishing. Today, publishers must substitute traffic quantity for quality of subscribers to get advertisers to buy. When they do, they win business.

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Why our thought leadership is broken

Chris Koch

We can’t just become publishers, we also have to become advertisers. For centuries, publishers had an uneasy, co-dependent relationship with advertisers. A wall existed between publishers and advertisers. This is where the advertising part comes in. Let me explain. What’s the point? Marketing through association.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

of the links I click on in Twitter take me directly to the content advertised in the tweets. Just as the web has gutted the business model of publishing it has also reduced the price of marketing content. Steve points out, among other things, that the richer environment of the iPad could revive the “print” advertising market.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

of the links I click on in Twitter take me directly to the content advertised in the tweets. Just as the web has gutted the business model of publishing it has also reduced the price of marketing content. Steve points out, among other things, that the richer environment of the iPad could revive the “print” advertising market.

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Integrating mobile into B2B marketing

Chris Koch

Tags: Mobile Marketing B2B marketing Business Kipp Bodnar marketing Marketing and Advertising MarketingProfs Social Media Social network Twitter.

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Social media isn’t enough. We need a marketing transformation.

Chris Koch

Plus, many were advertisers, so the visits made it seem like we weren’t completely ignoring what they had to say. Today, more salespeople are able to have business and strategy discussions with customers and take the time to listen to their needs. But mostly we were. Back then what marketers had to say was all about their offerings.

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Should sales enablement be owned by sales rather than marketing?

Chris Koch

Tags: Sales Enablement Sales and Marketing Collaboration B2B marketing Business Internet Marketing Knowledge management marketing Marketing and Advertising Marketing and Sales Collaboration Marketing Processes Sales Salesmanship Social Media social media management.