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Opinionated Content Marketing: Why You Should It?

Marketing Insider Group

In today’s “cancel culture,” many businesses and other organizations are thinking it might be best to avoid opinionated content marketing. The hide in their vanilla content cave, their figurative tail tucked between their legs. What is the number one goal of content marketing? Look at Coca-Cola.

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B2B Reads: Attribution, Barriers, and Storytelling

Heinz Marketing

25 Questions from Content Marketing Experts. Some of the best questions the presenters at Content Marketing World have been asked about content marketing. The Biggest Barriers to Successful Marketing Attribution. 10 Reasons Your Content Marketing Has Failed. What’s Your Answer?

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How to Be a Storyteller

Convince & Convert

But here’s the key question: How do companies get started with storytelling? Everyone Is a Storyteller. The first and probably most important step is recognizing that every company can be a storyteller, and every company has good stories to tell. The answer: a five-step process that any company can embrace. Take the Leap.

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Content Marketing Rewind: Everything That Happened in 2021

ClearVoice

Content marketing had a big year in 2021. From prolific brand content campaigns to emerging content technologies, we’ll walk you through everything that happened in the industry in 2021 so you can glean insights and step into the new year with confidence. 4 amazing 2021 content marketing campaigns.

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The Accidental Storyteller

Marketing Insider Group

For some reason people don’t think that they’re good storytellers…even when faced with evidence to the contrary. The biggest barrier to storytelling is the irrational concept, “I have nothing interesting to say.”. The post The Accidental Storyteller appeared first on B2B Marketing Insider.

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Content Fluency: Why You Should Write For 4th Graders

Contently

Over the past few weeks, I covered the first two elements of great storytelling: relatability and novelty. Now, it’s time to explore the element of storytelling that separates the content you hate from the content you love: fluency. They break down the barrier between us and them. Rowling, Hunter S.

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Writing for Persuasion: A Guide for the Advanced Content Marketer

ClearVoice

As a content marketer, you know the importance of persuasive writing. After all, if you can’t get your audience to take action — like reading your content or making a purchase — what’s the point of your work? . But even the most experienced content marketers can always learn more about how to persuade their readers.