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Why Stories: 90% of Orgs Use Content in Marketing [INFOGRAPHIC]

Why Stories: 90% of Orgs Use Content in Marketing [INFOGRAPHIC] | "#Google+, +1, Facebook, Twitter, Scoop, Foursquare, Empire Avenue, Klout and more" | Scoop.it
From www.demandmetric.com - May 10, 10:40 PM

Did you know that 90% of all organizations use content in their marketing efforts?

Although the phrase "content marketing" is something of a buzzword amongst today's promotional teams, the reality is that this inbound marketing practice is both remarkably widespread and effective. To learn more about what content marketing is, how it can benefit your organization and how to get started using this technique to promote your company, check out the following infographic from Demand Metric "A Guide to Marketing Genius: Content Marketing".

 

Source: http://www.demandmetric.com/content/content-marketing-infographic

 


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Steven Mallach's curator insight, May 15, 5:29 AM

This is one of the most powerful infographics that I have seen that makes the case for content. Scroll down to find out more about the power of well written articles.

 

This is an open secret that quality online and even print publications have known for many years - that classical advertising only works up to a point. Most consumers have reached a mental staturation level when it comes to print advertising.

 

Articles and well crafted, key message rich (not just SEO) content is capable of engaging the reader and building interest and brand loyalty, as well as promoting a call to action where appropriate.

 

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Perhaps, but combine an interesting infographic or other type of image with captivating copy and you have a powerful instrument of engagement (and the distinct possibility of sharing across the social media landscape).

 

Nuff said.

 

 
Randy Bauer's curator insight, May 15, 4:07 PM

I am sponging on the learning process of content marketing. While I should be hiring somebody to do this for me, I believe that I must understand what impacts the content of my clients, and potential clients.

Infographics are a great outline, and this one provides much content.
Kris DaCosta-Jamaica Tourist Board's curator insight, May 17, 11:43 AM

90% of organizations use #Content Marketing....its not the future.
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7 Ways to Optimize Content for Social Sharing

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From blog.hubspot.com - September 14, 2011 1:14 PM

Lot of good tools to help you facilitate conversations with the right people through your content sharing in social media.


Intro:


Social media can be a very valuable tool for promoting content. While it's a good idea to make sure you're spreading it to your direct network of fans and followers on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+, the true value that social media provides is its ability to spread content beyond your direct network of social media connections


By making it easy for others to share your content to their personal networks as well, you'll be significantly extending the reach of your content.So what can you do to help move this process along? While you can't directly influence whether someone decides to share your content, there are several things you can do to indirectly encourage and make it simple for them. Here are some great tips...


Read more: http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/25082/7-Ways-to-Optimize-Content-for-Social-Sharing.aspx#ixzz1XwfTsP5o




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How to Share Content More Efficiently by Integrating Google Reader and Buffer

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From www.socialmediaexplorer.com - January 22, 2012 3:10 PM

This piece is from Martin Geysler's collection - Social Media What We Think About it.

 

Excerpt:

 

If you subscribe to a lot of blogs and invest time in sharing useful content with your audience this workflow will help you streamline your process.

 

 

One of the most powerful dynamics of social media is the democratization of information. The more you can read, learn and share, the more value you should be able to extract from various digital channels.

 

Tapping into Web 2.0 to stay educated and informed is a labour intensive proposition.

 

**The tools are free but your time comes at a cost, so the more efficiently you can mange the process the better.

 

**If you subscribe to a lot of blogs (and other RSS feeds) and invest time in sharing useful content with your audience this workflow will help you streamline the process.

 

Before getting started there is one important caveat I need to mention.

 

**This is a broadcast tactic that will help you become more efficient at scheduling and sharing information. It’s one small piece of digital communication puzzle.

 

**To get the most out of social media you need to make connections and build relationships by engaging in real time. Enough said, let’s proceed.

 

Read more: http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/social-media-marketing/buffer-and-google-reader/


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Beth Kanter's comment, January 23, 2012 3:53 PM
I saw an article like this from Christopher Penn over the summer, he uses his iPad and flipboard to do this. I'm using buffer and find one of my best Twitter tools - if I can discipline my self to use it. The Chrome plugin helps a lot. But one of the things I've noticed is that I don't systemmatically read blogs as much as I did a few years back. Now, I look for particular Twitter lists, honed keywords, and specific sources. I need to get my discipline back around this ...
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Twitter SEO? Think Twylah

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From www.business2community.com - September 12, 2011 5:33 PM

Tywlah is something I use and love. If you are a marketer and you use Twitter, you should be on this amazing site. The owners, Eric and Kelly Kim are the most wonderful, caring and brilliant people. Can you tell I love this?

 

Here's an excerpt from Business 2 Community

 

Every person or business has probably had that “Aha!” moment when they see their tweet show up in a Google Alert.

 

My input:

 

This happens to me more than once a day!

 

Of course, with Google Realtime Search probably relaunching with Google+ data to replace tweets, your tweets may not appear on Google but are still being indexed by all of the other search engines. Every time you tweet, there is a chance that your message will be retweeted or even linked to, but a majority of the time your tweet becomes a fleeting piece of data that is lost in time and buried together with the billion other tweets that exist.

 

Many businesses, through proactive content curation and a social media strategy that guides them into becoming the resource for their industry by sharing a lot of content, send out a lot of tweets on a daily basis. Is there a way that these tweets can somehow be used in a way to not only better brand their Twitter presence but also receive some SEO benefits?

 

Yes, there is. And it’s a service that you might not have heard of but should be signing up for if you’re excited about the prospect.

 

It’s called Twylah.

 

http://www.business2community.com/social-media/twitter-seo-think-twylah-057316

 

 


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