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5 Ways PR Supports Content Marketing

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

In B2B PR , earned media and content naturally go together — or at least, they should. Relevant content can support SEO and even lead generation. Marketing content should be a key component in our ideation processes — especially during quiet periods. . Short-form content. Data and research.

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How to solve the top content creation challenges in B2B content marketing

Sword and the Script

The top problem in content creation probably comes from the fact that too many B2B marketers haven’t had a single conversation with a customer Most B2B marketers (57%) say creating the right content for their audience is their top content creation challenge in content marketing.

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How B2B Brands Can Leverage User-Generated Content

Contently - Strategy

But, you don’t need to share user-generated content on social media alone. Client testimonials are a fantastic way to make use of UGC for B2B brands, especially when they can be framed in a solutions-oriented light. And there is arguably no better resource for encouraging customer-brand engagement than internal help hubs.

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Build marketing and PR programs rather than executing campaigns

Sword and the Script

We also did external comms (PR), internal comms, social media and analyst relations. If you enjoyed this post, you might also like: 3 benchmarks for your B2B marketing budget as a percentage of revenue The post Build marketing and PR programs rather than executing campaigns appeared first on Sword and the Script.

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Study: Effective Content Marketing Has One Element

Sword and the Script

In other words, during the process of writing out the answers on his sneaker, he had internalized the answers and could recall them from memory. It was the 5 th annual B2B Content Marketing Survey which conjured up that memory – from perhaps a more frightening part of my mind. Rhythm and ROI.

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Trust issues: the one reason buyers give B2B content a letter grade of “D”

Sword and the Script

71% of B2B marketing prospects are disappointed in the content they’ve traded their contact information to obtain at least some of the time, which leads to trust issues B2B marketing can hit the right target with the right message and still fall short of moving a sale along if the prospect doesn’t trust you.

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6 Reasons B2B Marketers are Unsatisfied with their Own Content

Sword and the Script

B2B marketers say too much work, too few resources and too much interference forces them to choose between quality and completion. Most B2B marketers aren’t thrilled with their own content. According to a survey by Radix Communications , “68% of B2B marketers are not proud of their own content.”.

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