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7 takeaways from a study on B2B thought leadership; why it works or doesn’t

Sword and the Script | B2B

The 2024 version is out so I spent some time perusing the report to write about it here. Comment: This finding has shown up in the study in prior years as well. Salesforce and HubSpot are two good examples. 43% said it “offers concrete guidance and case studies.” >>> Need an extra pair of hands?

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Elevating Business Impact: The Business Case for Content Marketing

ClearVoice

So whether you’re here because you’re a content person looking to enhance your business case for more content dollars or because a content person wants you to understand their perspective on why content is (still) queen, you’ve come to the right place. At ClearVoice, we understand that not all people are content people.

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2024 B2B Demand Gen Strategies to Uplevel Your SaaS Marketing

FunnelEnvy

Source: Hubspot Eventually, the sales teams will take over lead nurture, and both activities will fall under the marketing umbrella. To cater to different learning preferences, utilize various content formats for lead nurturing, like blog posts, case studies, white papers, and infographics.

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9 SEO Hacks to Increase Your Organic Traffic in 2024

sagefrog

Then, simply use your industry knowledge to create content such as blog posts, videos, infographics and case studies. Consider Creating Content Clusters Around Your Topics If you haven’t heard of HubSpot’s topic cluster model, let’s break it down. All of the content needs to be relevant to a central topic or theme.

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10 Jobs Artificial Intelligence Will Replace (and 10 That Are Safe)

Hubspot

The other day at work, my colleague, HubSpot Marketing Director Ryan Bonnici, sent around a link on Slack -- to a website called “ Will Robots Take My Job ?”. The truth probably lies halfway between these camps -- in many cases, AI will serve to make our jobs easier and will make us more effective and data-driven. Likelihood: 98%.