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How to Build Trust – 10 Lessons from Content Marketing World

Garrett Public Relations

As I continue to digest everything I heard at this year’s Content Marketing World in Cleveland, themes have begun to emerge. Because it’s my fourth visit to the conference, I’ve been able to view what I’ve learned through a lens of comparison. What were the new trends this year? And what hasn’t changed?

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How to Get the B2B Marketing Persona Right [UML]

Sword and the Script

The eMarketer report drew from surveys conducted by Pan Communications , the B2B Technology Marketing Community on LinkedIn, and the Atlanta-based demand generation firm, Annuitas. Additional recommended reading: Anecdote: How to Define a Market Opportunity. Market Research Mistake: Falling in Love with an Idea.

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How To Use Social Listening As Part Of Your PR Campaigns

Prohibition

This can include looking at how a competitor is perceived online, in terms of how customers talk about them to identify their brand reputation. This allows you to benchmark where you are as a brand in comparison. This will allow you to consider the topics and trends that you jump on for your next PR campaign.

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How to Use Video Content to Generate Leads and Drive Sales

Contently - Strategy

” YouTube series, which shows that any brand, no matter how sexy the product, can use video to drive sales. The series, which debuted over a decade ago, was one of the first majorly successful examples of video content marketing. How video content can help drive leads. Product comparisons & reviews.

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How to Become the Trusted Content Leader of Your Industry In 7 Steps [Insights From INBOUND]

PR 20/20

You may already be familiar with this quote (it’s also the title of Marcus’ renowned book), but it so eloquently sums up the point of content marketing, doesn’t it? As marketers, we must listen to the questions our customers are asking and answer those questions —those pain points—through optimized and truthful content.

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Empathy Marketing: How to Understand Your Customers, in 10 Steps

Contently - Strategy

The reason for this, it turns out, is super simple: Most marketers don’t ever talk to their prospects and clients. The empathy marketing problem. According to the Content Marketing Institute’s 2019 B2B Research report, just 42 percent of B2B marketers talk to clients as part of their research.

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How to Become the Trusted Content Leader of Your Industry In 7 Steps [Insights From INBOUND]

PR 20/20

You may already be familiar with this quote (it’s also the title of Marcus’ renowned book), but it so eloquently sums up the point of content marketing, doesn’t it? As marketers, we must listen to the questions our customers are asking and answer those questions —those pain points—through optimized and truthful content.