Chris Koch

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How to write blog posts from a white paper

Chris Koch

If you’re a corporate marketer like me, no doubt you’ve been put in the situation I faced this week: you have a white paper that an external content person created for the company and now you need to make that content social. ITSMA research shows that buyers want the whole menu of content—not just a white paper here or a video there.

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3 ways to link marketing to revenue without metrics

Chris Koch

Now, you may think that because I’m using revenue and thought leadership together in the same sentence that I’m going to reveal some secret way to measure the link between the white paper you published last month and the complex solution sale you make six months from now. Most salespeople don’t know what to do with a 20-page white paper.

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Why you need to turn your customers into stalkers

Chris Koch

Social media have created so much noise that it’s becoming more difficult for the good old white paper to stand out. It has made those little pictures and bios at the end of white papers seem inadequate when compared to the wealth of information we can see about people on such social media channels as LinkedIn and Twitter.

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

Both Facebook and we have traditionally believed that the content services that we provide—in our case studies, white papers, webinars, etc.—come And just as our traditional thinking about qual forms is failing, so will Facebook’s personal-information-as-currency model. come at a price. The key is the interaction—not the information.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

The price is the forms we make people fill out to download white papers or sign up for events. If you download two white papers a week for a month, you should expect a call from a salesperson. Yet while generally we can’t put a price tag on our content, we do charge for it. That has to change. Culture and location.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

The price is the forms we make people fill out to download white papers or sign up for events. If you download two white papers a week for a month, you should expect a call from a salesperson. Yet while generally we can’t put a price tag on our content, we do charge for it. That has to change. Culture and location.

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Is ghost writing in social media right or wrong?

Chris Koch

I’ll also name the writers that I have working with the SMEs as we are doing interviews and working towards the “final” products: white papers, videos, etc. If I don’t have an answer, I’ll go to them and get the answer and come back with it. What are your arguments (for and against)? Related articles.