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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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Is Your Web Content a Marketing Liability?

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Distracted by all the social media buzz, it’s easy for a company to lose sight of the fact that their website remains the mother ship of brand expression and commerce. For many firms, “build it once & fill it with stuff” is considered effective website management. or “Is this how they will keep up with my needs?”

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Why Most B2B Companies Don’t Use Earned Media (Public Relations)

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Most B2B company websites, across all industries, contain some combination of self-produced “owned media” content, including blog posts, case studies, white papers, podcasts, archived webinars, and event calendars.

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Why Most B2B Firm PR Strategies Fail to Deliver Tangible Results

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PR (or “earned media”) is the most powerful form of content marketing, because of its potential market reach, online visibility, and inherent 3rd party endorsement. Most firms simply post media placements on their social media and website like a hunting trophy…which has little practical value.

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Branded Interviews: Your Pathway to “Enlightened”? Thought Leadership

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But the end-product is well worth all that work; producing evergreen content with unmatched credibility, and countless marketing and sales applications.

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Social Distancing: Marketing’s New Strategic Mandate

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With the exception of sophisticated e-commerce businesses, I’ve noticed that most companies maintain a “brochureware” website that’s rarely refreshed. Many have blogs featuring content that most visitors neither read nor comment on. factor in your webinar content. Industry Events.

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How To Make Marketing An Invaluable Function

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Their compensation and tenure are often based on fuzzy or subjective factors, including the ability to generate earned media, maintain an effective website, produce relevant content for social media or score highly in brand awareness or customer satisfaction surveys. My guidance is neither unique nor comprehensive.