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How Manufacturers can Resurrect Product Content from the Dead Zone

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Manufacturers of industrial products struggle when it comes to generating a steady flow of fresh marketing content. Most manufacturing websites are packed with product data sheets and catalogs, a few case studies, some application notes, may be a technical article or two and not much else.

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7 Strategies for Using Content to Market Industrial Products

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Home Marketing Matters About Contact B2B Marketing Store Company Website 7 Strategies for Using Content to Market Industrial Products by Achinta Mitra on May 14, 2010 in Content Marketing , Industrial Marketing & Web 2.0 , Industrial Marketing Blog I am a big fan of Content Marketing or as some people like to refer to it as Inbound Marketing.

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Relevant Content Converts More Industrial Site Visitors into Sales Leads and Customers

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This is true no matter where the content is used – Websites, email campaigns, webinars or marketing collateral. Design engineers in particular are handling more projects and are under tremendous pressure to bring their designs and prototypes into production faster. Don’t bury product specifications deep within your site.

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Rules of B2B Lead Scoring – Who’s Hot, Who’s Not

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Lead scoring increases sales productivity and drives revenues. It plays an important role in increasing the productivity of your sales team and driving bottom-line revenues for your company. According to Marketo , a 10% increase in lead quality = 40% increase in sales productivity. Leads sent to sales 1,372 1,058.

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Content Auditing and Mapping it to the Industrial Buy Cycle

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Content marketing does not mean churning out white papers, case studies, articles, blog posts, podcasts and webinars for the sake of putting out content. Mapping content to the industrial buy cycle For this part of the article, I’m going to rely on what I learned from a webinar by GlobalSpec and Frost & Sullivan.

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Most Industrial and Manufacturing Websites are Still Stuck in Web 1.0

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You can make this content ungated (doesn’t require registration) to help visitors specify your products long after their first visit. For example, product catalogs, datasheets and application notes can be ungated. Add a big button to download your online catalog. Try to put this above the fold.

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Industrial Content Marketing with Purpose

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Instead of expecting your site visitors to fill out an RFQ form, get them to sign up for a webinar, download a case study or a whitepaper. If all you do with your content marketing is to promote your company’s industrial products, you are likely to be disappointed. What am I talking about? See Problem-centric Industrial Marketing ).