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becky - March 4th, 2011
 

When considering your audience and what content to create, it is important to recognise that your target audience are likely to be at different stages of the buying cycle.  Make sure you cater for all, including thought leadership to help build interest, educational content to assist lead generation, case studies to support sales, and social media [...]

 
becky - February 10th, 2011
 

Content doesn’t always have to be whitepapers, or executive summaries, or text based documents.  Think about what the audience is going to find intersting to look at, what would make you pay attention, make your content stand out!  Why not consider something like Kinetic Type?  This is an animation style, which essentially uses animated words [...]

 
becky - February 8th, 2011
 

In a world where information is power, persuading people to reveal their identity is one of the toughest challenges around. When there are so many factors that enable people to remain anonymous, getting them to reveal themselves, and allow themselves to be added to your database, is almost the Holy Grail of marketing. 
If that can [...]

 
becky - February 7th, 2011
 

There is an interesting thought here:
http://www.idealaunch.com/blog/content/using-content-marketing-in-the-b2b-sales-cycle/
“A B2B client wants to feel like a client, not like a customer. What’s the difference? When you boil it down, a client is someone you build a lasting business relationship with, while a customer is someone you sell something to.”
It’s important to remember why you are doing Content [...]

 
becky - January 31st, 2011
 

These are some really nice top 10 tips that are worth considering:

Ensure all content passes the “So What?” test
Create remarkable content, take chances, stand out
Speed and agility are factors
Personality is essential
Content should forge connections
Worry less about perfection, more about tone
Make content scanable (and attractive)
Draft sticky headlines
Consistency and quality
Realise promotion can’t help bad content

http://www.toprankblog.com/2010/01/content-marketing-success/

 



Gary - search, find and analyse
The tools for content marketing aren’t exactly new – digital content, websites, whitepapers, webinars and so on. However, it’s the philosophy that has changed over the last year. It’s now a softly, softly approach.

Content marketing draws in prospects who are interested in a specific topic, especially those who are attracted to the richest and most engaging pieces of content. Therefore the challenge for marketers lies in understanding how to fit these pieces together and make the most of them. In other words, how do you progress your prospects along the buying cycle without their knowledge?

And you don’t have to do it alone. Media owners are falling over themselves to help present your content, so why not take advantage of the new technologies, formats and platforms they’re offering? They’ll reinforce your message and let you address your target audience in a familiar environment (all via tried and tested formats and from a trusted media brand) – and they’re also willing to deliver a guaranteed lead quota.

For example, last year we commissioned a survey for one of our clients via a third party media owner. The results were gathered into a downloadable whitepaper. The results? Over 150 high quality leads, increased brand awareness and some valuable insight into the target audience.

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