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10 Content Marketing Tricks That Will Help Your Brand Stand Out

Waxing UnLyrical

The best way to stand out from the noisy crowd is by employing a few tricks of the content marketing trade. As you work on your content marketing strategy, keep these in mind: Talk to your audience, not at them. Gather feedback from your sales and customer service teams. Segment your target markets.

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Create a Content Hub that Drives PR Results

Cision

Owned media is content you create on a platform you own, such as your company’s website or blog. Unfortunately, many organizations take a “publish it and they will come” approach to their content. If you already have a list of vetted keywords from your marketing team to work from, skip ahead to step two.

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LinkedIn Pulse: The Next Content Marketing Must-Have?

MaccaPR

Rebranding to “LinkedIn Pulse” in late 2013 , the app has quickly become a key part of making LinkedIn a content marketing machine. LinkedIn Pulse takes your ability to promote your company’s content to a new level by sharing your knowledge in highly targeted way s. 5) Reach a different type of audience than your company blog.

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Be All In Or Get All Out With Content Marketing

Beyond PR

If you’re only partially committed to creating and distributing content, Content Marketing Institute founder Joe Pulizzi would rather you do no content marketing at all. This may not have been the message Content Marketing World attendees were expecting to hear during Joe’s welcome address.

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Making sense of modern public relations

Stephen Waddington

This is my motivation for blogging but it doesn’t suit everyone. It puts public relations on a collision course with marketing disciplines. Organisations themselves are become influencers by creating their own media such as apps, blogs and websites. Increasingly influencers demand a fee for working with an organisation or brand.

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Dramatic Emotional Exits And Destroyed Reputations

Melissa Agnes

In an excellent blog post on customer service , Derek Sivers describes the type of scene you’d see in a move, where a character “is saying something nasty or secret, and then realizes their microphone is on, so they immediately straighten up, correct themselves, and say the publicly-acceptable thing instead.”

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Self-Imploding Brands & Missed Trust Signals

Marketwired

I reached out on Twitter and I received a prompt response, but they pointed me to a form on their website to create a customer service ticket. Instead of a neutral or positive experience with the product, poor customer service ignited negativity and hostility toward the brand. I needed help and I needed it fast.

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