Paul Roetzer
Paul Roetzer is founder and CEO of PR 20/20, a Cleveland-based content marketing agency and HubSpot’s first Agency Partner. He is author of The Marketing Performance Blueprint (Wiley, 2014) and The Marketing Agency Blueprint (Wiley, 2012); creator of the Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute and Marketing Score; a regular contributor to leading marketing industry blogs; and a frequent speaker on marketing talent, technology, strategy and performance. Follow him on Twitter @paulroetzer.
Stories By Paul Roetzer
Cognitive Content Marketing: The Path to a More (Artificially) Intelligent Future
April 13, 2017
How much time does your team spend discovering keywords; planning, personalizing, and automating content; and more? Imagine if a machine performed the majority of the activities and a marketer’s role was to enhance rather than create.
8 Ways Public Relations Can Fuel Successful Content Marketing
June 10, 2014
After months of hard work, your new B2B research report is set to launch. Your project management system has been stacked with all the standard elements of a successful content marketing campaign. But there's more you can do. Find out 8 ways a public relations strategy can accelerate and amplify your content marketing success.
15 Ways Marketing Automation Can Maximize Your Content's ROI
January 9, 2014
Increasingly, you're going to need the right marketing technology to realize the full performance potential for your organization. Take a look at 15 ways marketing automation can maximize return on investment for your content efforts.
Mapping the Next Frontier in Brand Storytelling
December 11, 2013
While organizations continue to pour resources into content marketing, there are tremendous gaps in talent, technology and strategy holding back the industry - and possibly your business. Find out more about the challenges ahead as we map the next frontier in brand storytelling.
How to Build A Scorecard to Measure Content Marketing Effectiveness
November 4, 2013
It's easier and more affordable than ever to connect activities to outcomes today, but marketers are largely dropping the ball when it comes to monitoring and improving performance. Learn how to build a scorecard to measure content marketing effectiveness.
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