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Content Marketing Marketing: A Manual Process We’ll Explain To You
If you live in a developed, affluent city, you likely think of content marketing in terms of magazines, articles, and sharing short-form content. In this article, we’ll take a look at what content marketing is, and the fundamental differences between it and traditional marketing. To shed light on the process, we’ll also explore the practical elements of content marketing and recommend some up-and-coming social media networks to be on the lookout for. As well as publishing content through your website, or through social media networks like Facebookebook and Twitter, you can publish content via email, in plain text, and on websites. This is because content marketing is often confused with online advertising, which most people consider questionable at best and a cover for shady practices at worst. There’s a lot to differentiate content marketing and online advertising. Content marketing doesn’t have to be anything you make or post online. Alongside content marketing, there’s a growing number of social media platforms that will exclusively be for the purpose of promoting a brand. Although there are many different types of social media (Twitter, Facebookebook, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Google+, and LinkedIn), all have one big commonality in common – they’re designed to make your content more accessible. It also provides a particularly interesting platform to help professionals and marketers create engaging content. Instagram looks more like a mobile social network than a blog post platform, and so it works better as a conversation platform. As the professional network becomes more social, so does its content. Business owners are used to spending tons of time on social media, but how many of those hours are spent planning how to publish the best content? Believe it or not, content marketing reaches a much bigger audience than an article and is here to stay, because it’s affordable, easy to do, and offers a return on investment in terms of ROI. Too much content on your website is not the way to go for companies seeking to grow their audience. Since you’re writing up a whole mountain of quality content, you want to make sure it’s fresh, relevant, and new every month. If you really want to get a nice quality monthly content marketing strategy, you need to add on top of regular posts. Along with creating lots of posts, you need to create new content as a constant workflow. In addition, the content you produce for social media and search won’t be current, because you’re not updating your platform. Keep your content consistent with the rest of your social media strategy and you’ll decrease competition and increase engagement. With so much content, it’s not enough to simply write a post.
- Dec 28
- 6 mins read
7 Ways to Drive a Better Customer Experience
A typical customer has at least 5 different experiences with a business, and a fast-food restaurant is certainly no different than a family restaurant or a mall-based clothing store. Not only are these experiences unique, but there are many reasons a business might provide good customer experience. These findings translate to the SEO world, with every ranking ranking and authority your website holds having a significant impact on the driving force behind your customer experience and most likely going up in relevancy. New content can create a new dimension of the customer experience. Content marketing helps your business stand out from the rest of the crowd. In this article, I will go over some key ways content marketing can differentiate your business. It allows a business to include the community in their strategy, have them interacting with one another, and engaging with customers. Further, businesses with personal community sites may not have the resources, or want to build them, to engage their customers in an organic way. Finding your niche and discussing it with your customers is an effective way to find your niche. These customers will feel connected because of their relationships to each other, and will more likely pay attention to content as it relates to their personal experiences. Whatever your industry or service, you should find a niche in content marketing and create content that best relates to it. Focus on a niche industry – Customize your content to fit your industry. – Customize your content to fit your industry. Provide value – Provide quality information that reveals all of the most basic elements that a customer needs or wants. – Provide quality information that reveals all of the most basic elements that a customer needs or wants.Keep it on-brand – When writing your content, it’s important to keep your brand name to the bottom of your title so that it means nothing on your site. Sharing your content is another way to reach your audience – both blog and Twitter – and optimize your message. Creating content and providing helpful information about your niche are more than unique. Content marketing takes a lot of work to create and keep up a consistent trend. Branding It for Email marketing can be done in many ways. Since you build your customer relationship through exchange of information, having content relevant to the exchange of information is important. Businesses that leverage content for their website and social media need to get a good quality or content marketing plan in place. If you want to grow and build on a relationship with your audience, then be sure to adopt a blogging strategy that stays focused on content rather than how you do your posts.
- Dec 28
- 5 mins read
Who should join my team to build an app for a health foc…
Not only are you a business partner for the app (but a potential moneymaker), but you’re also working in the very community that has spawned the success of so many apps. Why I chose to get started in mobile: I love challenges. Being a perfectionist, I love the process of creating software, and for the past year I’ve been a member of the tech community at the Santa Cruz Business Technology Center. What’s the best part about being part of the BTC: I am able to help people grow their business by providing feedback and contacts. I’m always excited to work with a developer who has the passion and drive to move their app to the next level, and I am thrilled when they succeed. Why I chose to get started in mobile: I got the itch to get back to app development after all my game time with Zen Pop in mobile games. What’s the best part about my job: I work on just about every developer side project. Best part about my job: Do what you love and do not be afraid to work hard. I felt like I’d missed out on some of the best events and events in the world because I was close to New York City (see: NYFW, 50,000+ side-by-side at the National Air and Space Museum).I wanted to be closer to my friends and family, but it seemed like too much work. Notable BizDeals accomplishment: A fully functional and working app for PATH (Postcard PDF). Why I chose to get started in mobile: I love to travel and I was looking for new ways to manage my company health. What’s the best part about my job: To make a real, meaningful difference in people’s lives Best part about my job: Making a real, meaningful difference in people’s lives and helping people find solutions for their daily problems. Notable BizDeals accomplishment: The Echo Health app was recently used for the first time to manage a corporate wellness program and for people’s medical data, for the first time. Why I chose to get started in mobile: I love social tools for fitness and health, as well as being surrounded by helpful people. What’s the best part about my job: Making big, easy-to-understand mobile tools Best part about my job: Seeing my impact as someone willing to run with mobile Why I chose to get started in mobile: Running my own blog has made me really learn how to manage my workflow using a mobile device. What’s the best part about my job: Keeping up with the growing category of mobile health and leveraging tools to make a difference Best part about my job: Seeing how mobile tools can help people make a difference.
- Dec 19
- 4 mins read
How do you define your goals?
It’s been a little over a year since I launched my small agency and in that time, I’ve had to tackle some pretty challenging tasks as well as seek new ways to reach more people. To that end, I made a list of things I wanted to do with my time and how we could get more clients in the first place. Two exercises for me to come up with a list of what are important to me and then use it as a way to structure my time to do those things are setting one realistic goal for the week and one for the month. I set one goal to accomplish one thing each week and the other for the month. I love the idea of goals as visualized but I feel that the blueprints are more useful when we’re in the moment and I usually don’t have time to do our own goal visualization.So having a rule to think of your goals and putting those on paper makes it that much easier to see your work and get some new ideas and kick off those new goals that might be on your list. Lastly, having a strong action plan for each goal is the key in the early stages of the process. However, I still have to review them before I can then figure out what actions I need to take to accomplish them. One of the best ways to do this, is to have a monthly action plan. Write a weekly action plan for the week. Write an action plan for an hour that involves me working on something that is important to me and often during that hour I am running through the checklist of things I need to get done before heading out the door. Another idea I had while coming up with my goals was to make them SMART (specific, measurable, actionable, relevant and time-bound). It is important to keep in mind that creating a SMART goal or action plan is more than a list of steps to accomplish something. A SMART goal or plan is a set of steps you can take that get you to the goal. I think this is a fantastic approach that will put you on the path to creating and accomplishing the goals that are important to you. If you are looking to create a SMART goal, or just want to be more aware of what your “goals” and actions are, then you need to dig a little deeper. Here are some ways to improve and define your goals and action plans: Review your goal list five times per week. Review all of your goals and action plans every Monday.
- Dec 17
- 5 mins read
Boost Conversion Rates & Exposure With an Inbound Lead Strategy
Inbound leads can be any stage you are dealing with sales; regardless if it’s a product, service, or a solution for a B2B organization or a product available for B2C businesses. In an ever changing digital world we, as marketers, are working to manage our leads’ quality and continually work to attract or turn inbound leads. To understand inbound leads, you need to understand the most important data you can access. For example, if I am looking at a male runner’s race outcomes, a detailed, relevant piece of research will let me know who the runner and what the running was like. One of the best ways to increase leads and turn into customers is to go after leads that people will pay the money to convert to customers. Engage Inbound Leads by Treating Them Better Than Average Leads In the digital world, we are constantly learning about the best ways to engage inbound leads, and know that people will be looking for ways to engage your marketing. So how do you provide inbound leads with the best experience possible? Inbound leads are the same way, and they are human, just as we are and will continue to be. Treat them differently and engage them better, and you’ll not only build better inbound leads but get more from each lead. Engage them better, and you’ll find that your conversion rates go up, which also helps increase inbound leads and leads into the funnel. Building Inbound Leads The best way to proactively build a return on investment is to give a visitor more than what they need. If a lead is really engaged enough to send us a call to action, we can use that contact to get them through the funnel. To get more leads, check in with what works – apply what you know to other questions or processes. Those people may want to know more about your product or service or may want to talk to a sales team if you are not ready to talk to them just yet. You can offer your customers a better experience or even a new product to try or tell them to check with someone else. Many people don’t always want to answer your questions. What are some questions you have about inbound leads? Why are people most likely to click through to something you give them that is not what they need? So, build on their emails for topics they are interested in and give them guidance to help them get you the business they need and you can earn more. Use your success to increase your prospecting and you’ll generate quality leads with an inbound strategy that you can convert to sales for a higher ROI.
- Oct 22
- 6 mins read
How to Tell the Ideal Entire Story of Your Business in Content Marketing
The main idea behind Inbound Marketing is to find out what your target audience is looking for and then figure out how you can get that information out. 5 Tips for Inbound Marketing You Need to know the basics of how to present your information to your audience and build a customer relationship When you submit a piece of content and its success in creating a strong relationship with your audience is based on its attention grabbing qualities, you’ve been Inbound Marketing. To appeal to your audience, you must create content that reflects their values. Your best selling point, your reason for creating a piece of content, should be answered first. A value proposition is a defined standard of performance, which is in the form of the name of your business. Just as you would when selling your product, your value proposition is what you stand for. In your content, your value proposition is the social conversation that has the most opportunity to amplify your message. The best way to develop a value proposition is by starting with your audience and their pain points. Create content that reflects your value proposition with something that entices your target audience. The only thing that matters with value propositions is their articulation in content. Your value proposition, the reason why your business is valuable to your target audience, is your tangible showing of value. If you’re having a do-it-yourself approach to building the technology behind your product, your value proposition is about its performance and utility. That means you can’t be too heavy on those products or services, because that’s not the story you’re trying to tell. It also means you can’t ramble and rattle off a list of all of the good things your company does or maybe do’s, but can’t give the audience enough value to convince them to want something more from you. Your social media, search engine optimization, content marketing, email marketing, and sales teams all have different value propositions. The best way to accomplish this, and the only way you’ll keep your content in front of your target audience, is by offering something of value. Here are three questions to help you decide the amount of value that needs to be associated with your content. If you want your posts to be the current conversation, then each and every one needs to be purposeful and seem meaningful to your targeted audience. This means that I don’t want them to answer 5 questions I have put in front of them: What I’m going to teach you. I do a lot of listening and analysis and tell them what I really feel about content and their candidate posts and the work they’re doing.
- Sep 30
- 5 mins read
New Report Highlights the Power of Social Media for Businesses
A new Harvard Business Review report details how social media has evolved and become a place for companies to find customers and connect with peers. The report, Social Media Marketing Leads to 72% More Leads for Businesses, follows on the heels of last week’s report, Facebook Leads to 42% More Leads for Businesses, which highlighted Facebook’s growth as a way for marketers to acquire prospects. The Harvard report points out that social media is a “new” channel for businesses, but continues to grow at an exponential rate — with consumers connecting to brands online at a phenomenal rate. The Harvard Business Review examines the marketing tenets of making the biggest impact in social media and points out that a company’s reputation affects the number of leads it receives, as 97% of consumers have said they trust online recommendations and 78% have relied on online reviews to make purchasing decisions. Whereas traditional marketing might rely on cold calls and in-person engagements to connect potential customers with a product or service, Inbound Marketing takes a different approach. New research shows that networking and social media plays a vital role in increasing employee engagement and increasing job satisfaction.Collaboration Inbound Marketing to growing businesses should be as collaborative as possible because when social networking takes place, where does business come in? The ultimate goal of the interactive team is to promote innovation and get new, big ideas from different perspectives so that business and consumers benefit. Consumers want a customer experience that is social, engaging, desirable, and transparent, People may not fully understand the benefits of social networking but they are likely to use the technology at some point. 52% of them reported that it will have a direct benefit to them and their company by increasing their engagement with their customers. The answer is clear, small businesses should be participating in networking and Internet marketing. Use Social Networking Marketing to engage potential customers and prospects “Meeting new people, getting out to different events, being active and in some cases sharing ideas and research online are important when it comes to customer understanding and effective marketing. Many small businesses ignore the new marketing tool of social networking for fear of being left behind or even overlooked by the competitors. Social networking is the primary tool for finding new customers, thus making it the first step to attracting a new prospect. Larger businesses already use this kind of marketing to build relationships and relationships with their customers and prospects. Social networking marketing helps any company do that by letting their customers talk to them. Social networking can be done online, but it has much more potential with small businesses in front of people to promote cooperation and exchange of ideas.
- Sep 14
- 4 mins read
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