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How to build your growth (marketing) strategy

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There’s no better time for me to share my thoughts on building a high-impact growth strategy–and what exercises you should go through that will actually lead you to the right growth marketing plan for your business. Part 1: What drives your growth marketing strategy?

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How to organize your B2B growth marketing team

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Back in August, I tweeted one of my deepest, darkest marketing secrets, I hadn’t yet developed definitive definitions of growth marketing and demand generation. I included growth marketing, but knew I could provide more clarity on this part of the marketing org. 8 months later, and I’m ready.

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Content marketing ? blog posts

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If the main goal of your content strategy is “producing 10 blog posts” you’re doing it wrong. You’re not thinking creatively enough about what content can be and you’re probably doing a lot of busywork making content that doesn’t move the needle. You need to expand your definition of content.

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How to market “marketing” internally

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Educating the rest of your company on marketing is often the hardest part of doing marketing. Marketing’s actual job is to understand an audience and communicate to that audience in a value-add way. Yet, when it comes to doing this internally, marketers often fall short–very, very short. Nor should you.

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Intro to the MKT1 Method: A crash course in B2B startup marketing

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Over the past couple years writing newsletters and working with hundreds of founders and marketers, we’ve developed a fairly-comprehensive approach to building B2B marketing. But more than that, we hope that this becomes an evergreen intro and summary to all of MKT1 ’s content.

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The art of content roadmapping

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If you lead content efforts at a startup, are the only marketer at an early-stage startup, or even a founder, you should make a content roadmap. A content list has a bunch of ideas without much regard for the potential impact, required effort, and coverage of your marketing goals.

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Stop making content distribution an afterthought

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I usually start newsletters saying something like “here’s the marketing problem you are facing and here’s a great solution” This is not one of those newsletters. I don’t have the silver bullet for content distribution (someone on twitter might tell you they do, but it’s likely not the case).