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In fact, you could argue the whole reason demand generation exists is due to the rise of content and inbound marketing. Sure, people have always advertised their wares, but the traditional approach followed a model we’ve come to know as push, or interruption, marketing. Think telemarketing calls, radio ads, or postal campaigns.
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If we pay close attention to avoid the common mistakes, contentmarketing can drive leads that are more relevant, targeted and qualified than a traditional outbound push. So here are my 6 tips for creating content that drives the leads that sales wants… Define your audience on their terms not yours. Get creative.
In social media content is not necessarily about creating whitepapers or videos. And something that is often overlooked: simply sharing the valuable content of others. Context: this is important because some traditional marketing assets like whitepapers or product demos do not perform very well in social media.
In my 20 years of marketing, sales and Telemarketing experience I have created many “Tele Web” programs, and here are the top reasons they succeed. Some people prefer whitepapers, demo’s, trial offers, benchmarking studies, so we must be sure we have these ready as it will aid us in increasing our lead count and subsequent ROI.
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One trick is to compile a list of all the best content from previous campaigns that you already have on hand. Include thought leadership whitepapers, customer videos, podcasts, case studies, demos and product comparison guides. Make sure you cover each buying stage.
I especially was glad to see content programs listed under your insight-driven marketing comment. I think that too often content planning is still more than an after-thought rather than part of an overall customer engagement strategy.
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Christina Pappas Oct 4 2010 There are a couple other tactics that I have tried to ‘bridge the gap’ between sales and marketing. So, I took everything I had given them; scripts, datasheets, whitepapers, competitor data, etc. First, I did their job for 1 day per month. and sat in their seat and made calls.
Email Marketing : Use targeted email campaigns to introduce your company, share relevant resources, and generate interest in your product or service. ContentMarketing : Create high-quality blog posts, whitepapers, and other content that addresses your prospects’ problems and showcases your expertise.
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