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Wow, an amazing post about Content Marketing. From; "What Is Content Marketing" to "Content Strategy Best Practices By Successful Brands". All what you need to know to start or improve your know-how in this area. A must read post, of sure! [notre Martin Gysler]
An offline marketing expert recently asked me for a crash course in content marketing through social media. She’d built a powerful personal brand over the years and wanted to take her analog educational resources and research and leverage them online.
The answers to her question, “What is this content marketing business, and how do I get started?” are smattered across the web. So, I compiled a “boot camp” style reading list for her, things we’d written, curated, or analyzed, drawing from work by experts like Brian Clark and Dan Zarrella. And, in true content marketing fashion, I figured why not publish that list?
Even if you’re a seasoned veteran, sometimes it’s nice to review the basics. Revisiting content marketing boot camp was a great exercise for me; I hope it is for you, too.
Ten hut!
Read more: http://contently.com/blog/content-marketing-boot-camp-everything-you-wanted-to-know-in-one-post/ Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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According to the latest research from the Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs, 90% of non-media companies create original content, in some shape or form, to attract and retain customers. Yes, we are indeed all publishers today.
The biggest challenge? Creating compelling content.
Let’s face it … content marketing is a new muscle for most organizations.
Most brands have been doing things the same way for so long that thinking like a publisher is, well, quite taxing. Worse yet, we aren’t set up for publishing; we’re set up for traditional marketing practices set up in the usual organizational silos. That means we might not have an awareness of the types of roles needed to succeed with managing the content marketing process... Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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