Mobile In B2B: The Invisible Juggernaut
October 18, 2010
Doug Kessler
Mobile is one of those areas in which, annoyingly, B2C is way ahead of B2B. You can kind of understand why — the CMOs of Pizza Hut and Smirnoff and Pepsi would be fired by now if they hadn’t at least been groping their way towards a relationship with their mobile users (aka everyone).
In...
Using a Thought Leadership Council to Serve Up Great Content
October 15, 2010
Jennifer Watson
Executing a content marketing strategy is a daunting task. As the wealth of information on this site and popularity of how-to posts attest, there is great interest in the key pillars of content marketing process. Joe Pulizzi’s post How To Effectively Manage the Content Marketing Process is a fantastic...
10 Useful Content Marketing Resources
October 14, 2010
Joe Pulizzi
We’ve been working on a web content inventory and ran through a number of oldie-but-goodie content marketing resources. Hope they’re helpful.
The Content Marketing Playbook
Our most popular eBook…42 different ways to leverage content marketing. Includes over 50 case studies. Here’s...
PwC’s Global CEO Survey Shows How to Recycle, Repackage, Redistribute
October 14, 2010
Clare McDermott
Each year for the last 13 years, PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) has published their much-anticipated Global CEO Survey. Released at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos each year, the PwC CEO Survey gives us access to over 1,000 business and government leaders—and in the last two years has...
4 Steps to Zap Article Chaos (Now and Forever)
October 13, 2010
Thomas Clifford
I admit it.
I had article chaos.
Yup.
Ideas here.
Outlines there.
Half-baked articles everywhere.
Article chaos drove me nuts
I’d spend hours trying to come up with a finished article. I spent forever trying to locate an idea I had six months ago.
Then a goof-proof idea hit meContinue reading
How to Measure Engagement
October 12, 2010
Michele Linn
With the help of our CMI contributors, we’re tackling how to make content more engaging, which was the biggest challenge identified in the new research about B2B Content Marketing. Over the past two weeks, our contributors answered these questions:
First things first – what does engaging mean...
How To Plan a Video Budget
October 11, 2010
Russell Sparkman
Content marketing clients interested in incorporating video into their publishing understandably start by asking the question, “how much does a video cost?”
There’s no easy answer, of course. My own answer is usually prefaced with the analogy of trying to answer the question of “how much does it cost...
Five Corporate Blog Must-Haves
October 8, 2010
Jeremy Victor
One of the most common questions I am asked is, “What does it take to have a successful corporate blog?” While there are probably thousands of articles answering that question from an editorial perspective, the amount of information that exists from an operational perspective pales in comparison. And...
Content Marketing R&D
October 7, 2010
Joe Pulizzi
We’ve just added a new budgeting line item in our marketing plan: Content Marketing Research & Development (R&D).
What’s the idea?
Let’s start with the content marketing strategy. Of course, we have:
Customer Personas
Their Informational Needs
The Content Strategy
Calls to...
Content Marketing Group Therapy: How Minor Design Changes Impacted an eNewsletter
October 7, 2010
Michele Linn
A few weeks ago, I introduced you to Graham Kilshaw from Interference Technology. If you recall, Graham had recently launched an eNewsletter targeted at advertisers and prospects of his publication. He was having some success but he was certain he could improve what he was doing. I shared his story,...
8 Ways to Leverage Locals for Your Content Marketing Localization
October 6, 2010
Ann-Christin Lindstedt
As many of you have seen in the recent B2B Content Marketing: 2010 Benchmarks, Budgets, and Trends report, you’re not alone in stressing out about consistently producing fresh, interesting and varied content. Yet, I’d wager there’s something that can get you up and pacing an even deeper hole in the office...
The 80/20 Rule of Corporate Content
October 6, 2010
Joe Pulizzi
I was reading a book last night with my two boys right before bedtime. In the story was a girl named Jan. Jan was new at school and was trying to make friends with the other children.
Unfortunately, no one wanted to play with Jan, as she was left alone on the swing by herself during playtime. Why? Jan...
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