Webinar - Content Marketing: Why It Works & What You Need to Get Started

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Content marketing is still all the rage. And for good reason; it works. But not everyone is doing it right, because it’s not easy. Many organizations fall flat because they fail to define clear goals and don’t know how to measure for success. Producing great content and connecting with an audience is near to impossible if you don’t have customer behavioral data or a proven understanding of their interests. When done right, however, content marketing can transform your business. It can bring you closer to that elusive trifecta of marketing: getting the right message in front of the right people at the right time. In this webinar you'll learn: why successful marketers are embracing inbound and content marketing the fundamentals and frameworks to do content marketing hear the 12 steps you need to take to start producing content that meets your organization's goals.

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Chris WoffordVideo Content and Webinar Manager, eCornell

YouTube.com/eCornellOnlineblog.ecornell.comcwofford@ecornell.com

Jesse NoyesSenior Director of Content Marketing, Kapost

https://twitter.com/noyesjessehttp://marketeer.kapost.com/

Content Marketing: Everybody’s Doing it

Source: Content Marketing Institute

Spending Is On the Rise

Source: Webmarketing123

Buyers Don’t Need You

Source: CBE

Moving Marketing from Push to Pull

Our craft needs to evolve from primarily pushing product to pulling people towards our brand, people, products and services.

Leaping Without Looking?

Content Landfills

Source: SiriusDecisions

1. A Definition

Content marketing is the practice of producing and distributing content to educate, inform and/or entertain buyers.

2. A StrategyBrand Awareness

Customer AcquisitionLead Generation

RetentionThought Leadership

EngagementWeb Traffic

NurturingSales

10% 30% 50% 70% 90%

201120122013

3. A Structure

PRODUCT MARKETING

MARCOM WEB/SOCIAL MARKETING OPS

SALES CUSTOMER SUCCESS

PRODUCT MARKETING

MARCOM WEB/SOCIAL MARKETING OPS

SALES CUSTOMER SUCCESS

CONTENT

4. A Content Boss

5. An Editorial Board

6. A Content Audit

7. Buyer Personas

8. Ideas

9. A Process

10. Clear Workflows

WHO

WHAT

WHEN

11. An Editorial Calendar

12. Intelligent Reporting

Rinse and Repeat

A Word on Tools

Q&A Session

Thanks everyone, and stay in touch.

Please fill out the survey you’ll receive via email.

ecornell.com/redshift

cwofford@ecornell.com

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