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Selling Your Company on B2B Content Operations

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Content has become almost as much of a product as the actual products and solutions your company provides to your customers. Customer experience is the new battleground for differentiation and competitive advantage. But it’s also the case that content goes unused because no one knows about it within your company.

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Is Your B2B Content Creating a Sum of Knowledge?

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Differentiate & Strengthen Your Brand. It’s hard to rely on technology to differentiate your brand, therefore it’s prudent to focus on thought leadership that builds a sum of knowledge to standout and earn the attention and engagement necessary to drive demand. Let’s face it, change is continuous and coming faster.

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Point of View in B2B Content Changes the Game

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What does your company think? Very little of it takes a stand about what the company producing it thinks. The other outcome from POV is that it makes your content/company memorable. If your content is just a repetition of what everyone else in the industry is saying, there’s no differentiation. POV Builds Affinity…Or Not.

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Current B2B Content Marketing Challenges to Beat

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Tied for Content Marketing Challenge #5: Differentiating our products/services from the competition (36%). Unfortunately for most of us, the product our company sells is likely not the only one of its kind. Most companies have brand guidelines. Don’t mistake this for product gibberish, focus on the “why” stuff.

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B2B Nurturing for Lost Opportunities

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Most companies tend to either write them off or recycle them back into their existing net new B2B nurturing programs. Yet most companies don’t act on this potential, losing the work that’s already been done—on both sides. It builds brand, drives awareness, and results in affinity for your company. Neither is the optimal choice.

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B2B Nurturing for Net New vs. Existing Customers

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It’s a new division of the company, they don’t know us yet, so they’re new buyers…. The point is > a net new buyer is different than a customer or a buyer whose company is already a customer. For a new division of the company , it’s likely that you’ll gain entry from a stakeholder in the division you already serve.

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