Don’t Be Content with Your Content
Tips for building brand awareness online through content marketing
September 24, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Internet Brand Building
It’s a good bet you didn’t see yourself as a publisher as you climbed the business ladder. You probably thought the creation of information-rich online content was best left to seasoned media professionals. Surprise! Radical changes in buyer behavior, fueled by the ever-increasing demands on people’s time, are significantly altering how companies engage with customers and prospects. With traditional forms of advertising becoming increasingly ineffective for brand-building, content marketing is today’s competitive advantage for growing businesses.
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Consumers are more trusting of brands that can help make them smarter and wiser. Content marketing satiates those needs, be it via a microsite, an e-newsletter, an online video, a webinar, or an audio program — as long as the information is relevant, credible, and compelling. Joe Pulizzi, coauthor of Get Content. Get Customers (getcontentgetcustomers.com), offers these tips for making content marketing part of an effective brand communication strategy:
- Make the commitment. Understand that the initiative takes time, effort, and expertise.
- Think and act like a publisher. Learn how to create the kind of high-quality content that emanates from great publishers and great corporations.
- Deliver information that your target audience really needs to succeed in work or life.
- Link your content strategy to your bottom-line results.
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September 25th, 2008 at 9:06 am
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Rate comment:September 25th, 2008 at 9:16 am
Ken…thanks for the mention and focusing on this important concept. More and more businesses are waking up to this as a core marketing strategy (if not THE strategy). In a few years, this will just be basic marketing and not anything new, but until then, plenty of work to do.
Best
Rate comment:Joe