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How Storytelling + Data = The Most Compelling Content

Webbiquity

Storytelling is a powerful tool for building a long-term connection with your audience. studio on Pexels However, few marketers can truly master the art of storytelling, because they fail to add data points to support the tale they are weaving. What is data storytelling? Guest post by Mehdi Hussen. Image credit: RF._.studio

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5 Tech Brand Case Studies That Will Inspire You

Contently

Here is an inside look at five influential tech success stories from our flipbook of 47 Content Marketing Case Studies That’ll Inspire You to encourage your brand to make meaningful changes in the new year. . How Contently Built a Customer-Centric Content Strategy for Xerox.

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Top Content Marketing Questions Answered

Marketing Insider Group

What’s going on here is that marketers have become storytellers and concept creators. Some early classic examples of content in action are Benjamin Franklin’s Poor Richard’s Almanac, first published in 1732, and the American Bee Journal, launched by Samuel Wagner in 1861. The American Bee Journal is still published today!

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How to Make the Case for Content Marketing in Uncertain Times

Contently

We live in a world of conflicting projections—charts that loosely map the best- and worse-case scenarios for our work and personal lives as COVID-19 looms. A number of people have reached out to me asking for advice on how to protect their budget and make the case for content. This is something I’ve been thinking about a lot.

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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. Let’s start with the business brass tacks.

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Why Content Marketing Beats Advertising (Almost) Every Time

Marketing Insider Group

Every business wants more customers and leads, but many aren’t sure about the best way to get them. Content marketing is a strategic process wherein brands consistently publish content that their audiences want to consume. If customers never even see ads or ignore them, they can’t impact behavior. Now, on to the numbers.

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9 Product Marketing Strategies to Grow Your Customer Base

Marketing Insider Group

All four brands mentioned above understand the importance of customer-centricity. Each of these companies is a trailblazer and a storyteller. They know how to keep their focus on the customer and follow sound product marketing principles for success. Quick Takeaways. What is Product Marketing? Source: HubSpot.