In the current environment, the pressure is on all marketers to produce results. Here are three predictions for how the coming year's standout content marketing performers will use data to their advantage.
Small business owners say repurposing content delivers a wide range of important benefits, including saving time, boosting brand awareness, and increasing engagement, according to recent research from Adobe.
To discover whether your content marketing is successful and to what extent your content goals have been met, you need to identify your content marketing's key performance indicators. Monitor these nine KPIs.
In our data-rich, content-saturated digital landscape, success lies not in just creating more content but in listening to what your audience is telling you. Because content makes the connections, but data finds the match.
Helping potential buyers through their buying journey is a multipronged effort involving a blend of tactics and the right content for each step. This article explores four content types and their impact during that journey.
Do marketers tell stakeholders when they use artificial intelligence tools to create content? How often are marketers using AI to create content?
Is artificial intelligence more creative than marketers when developing content? Does AI-generated content tend to be of higher or lower quality compared with human-created content?
The bad news is that marketing isn't going to get any easier in 2024. The good news is that your marketing output is sure to improve if you use these three predictions to work both smarter and harder in the new year. See what's ahead...
Doing a little bit of every kind of marketing content means you do none really well. But with a consistent investment in fewer content types that are relevant to your audience, you can build an effective content-marketing mix strategy.
Content professionals at businesses say the biggest challenges they face are keeping up with the demand for content and allocating enough budget for content, according to recent research.
Recruiting professionals for qualitative research can be challenging, particularly if your candidates are in the ever-changing tech industry. Try these tactics.
This article shares tips for setting up clear tone-of-voice brand guidelines, teaching your team to follow them, and checking how well you're doing.
What qualities do B2B buyers find most impactful and essential in content created by vendors? To find out, researchers surveyed 824 people who have participated in a B2B buying process in the past year.
Behind every great thought leader are years of hard-earned experience—and now Google cares about your experience, too. This article explores ways you can best demonstrate that experience.
Social media platforms are designed to highlight insights in real-time, but it's impossible to create enough social media content on the fly to keep your brand in people's minds. Keeping a calendar and planning your content is a necessity.
Cold emails often get a bad rap for being intrusive, generic, and spammy. Can ChatGPT help? You bet it can.
Considering outsourcing your thought leadership content to generative AI? You may want to reconsider, as editors are well aware of the risks and inaccuracies that come with content created solely by AI.
This article explores what makes for a great interview: research and preparation, a proper guest introduction, and engaging conversation.
In a landscape cluttered with generic marketing, niche marketing can stand out with personalization and precision tailored for smaller audiences. This article defines the technique and offers tips for creating your own niche strategy.
Taking the humble PDF as an example, this article suggests three ways B2B marketers can embrace greater personalization—and why that matters.