When we’re talking about marketing, things can get kind of buzz-wordy. Marketing collateral. Landing pages. Audience personas. Ever feel like you need a guide to walk you through these things?
What does your content have to say? Does it answer your audience’s most burning questions? Does it bring them value after they read, watch, or listen to it?
Delivering value via content is especially important at the beginning of the customer journey — when prospects are just getting to know you and learning how you can solve their problems.
Embarking on the journey to develop a content marketing strategy can be daunting. A well-built content funnel is a powerful tool for establishing thought leadership and generating leads, but a quick glance at many content marketing how-tos can be an overwhelming experience.There are seemingly thousands of (sometimes conflicting) best practices, frameworks, infographics, theories, and case...
Marketers often face limited time and resources to run effective content marketing programs. With so much to do and so little time, it can be overwhelming to regularly deliver fresh content and execute marketing strategies.
With the release of ChatGPT late in 2022, it almost seemed like the struggle was over.
And How Intelligent Content Marketers Can Get Better Results with AI-Generated Content
If you’ve only dabbled in ChatGPT, or you’re getting most of your information from Twitter or clickbait YouTube videos, you might be thinking you’re about to release a torrent of new blogs that will drive up your search ranking in record time.
Big mistake.
Podcasts can help your business connect with your target audience in a unique and engaging way. By providing valuable and informative content, you can build a loyal listenership, raise brand awareness, generate leads, and drive business growth.
How many actions does it take before a lead converts into a customer?
HubSpot recently wrapped up its Inbound 2022 conference, and there’s a lot to unpack! While the goal was keeping a finger on the pulse of what’s next in business, and needless to say we came away knowing there are some substantial shifts coming.
The importance of content marketing is common knowledge: yes, businesses need to consistently publish valuable content if they hope to see success. But there's a catch.
“If you write a blog post a week, you’ll have 52 more webpages by the end of the year that Google could show in search results.”
That’s one of the first things I heard about content marketing, and it’s a great representation of the prevailing ideas about how to succeed in the early days. In short: create a bunch of content and you’ll reap the rewards. The more content you create, the better.