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Client Newsletters for B2B Firms Is Content that’s Dead on Arrival

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Some firms avoid this pain by slapping their logo on boilerplate content purchased from a 3rd party, but those firms can pay a bigger price, in terms of brand damage. If it consists of cut & paste content, few firms consider the inherent opportunity loss in producing a newsletter that very few people will read or respect.

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Social Distancing: Marketing’s New Strategic Mandate

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Long before the fear of contracting COVID-19 entered our collective consciousness, and thanks to modern society’s reliance on electronic devices, many people were already practicing a form of social distancing. We may all be in this together, but social distancing has also changed the meaning of what “together” really means.

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Are Pitch Letters The Cinderella Of Content Marketing?

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Great content can build brand stature and increase market awareness, but in my experience, neither of those achievements necessarily delivers the type of market engagement that results in new accounts or revenue growth. Most marketing content is distributed through pull tactics, in which blog posts, social media posts, press releases, etc.,

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An End to B2B Social Media Madness

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Rapid, lemming-like adoption of social media tools by small and medium-sized B2B firms – fueled by an army of self-proclaimed social media experts – has resulted in wasted dollars, missed opportunities and heightened distrust of the marketing function in the C-suite. A company blog is the most effective way to leverage social media.

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Do Most CEOs Lack Social Skills?

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According to a new study sponsored by Domo and CEO.com , CEOs at Fortune 500 companies are participating in social media channels significantly less than the general public. The study claims that 70% of them have absolutely no presence on social media. on Facebook, 4% on Twitter, and less than 1% on Google+. general public.

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Research Integrity: The Achilles Heel of Content Marketing

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Research integrity was an issue long before the internet became the platform for content marketing. For well understood reasons, the “legitimate press” now has neither the manpower nor the time to dig deeply for validation of market research that supports content generated by organizations. Believe nothing at face value.

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Glassdoor.com: Social Media Tool or PR Nightmare?

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Websites dedicated to employee dissatisfaction were social media pioneers; empowering workers to publicly call their manager a “5-Alarm Nut Job” without retribution, to gripe about low pay or a lousy lunchroom, and to warn others to look elsewhere for a job.

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