6 Emerging Content Marketing Trends for 2024 Content marketing is undergoing significant upheaval lately, and it’s not all driven by AI. The positive side is that businesses are increasingly relying on content marketing, recognizing it as the fastest route to their customers. A recent survey found that over a third of businesses allocate 10% to…
6 Emerging Content Marketing Trends for 2024 Content marketing is undergoing significant upheaval lately, and it’s not all driven by AI. The positive side is that businesses are increasingly relying on content marketing, recognizing it as the fastest route to their customers. A recent survey found that over a third of businesses allocate 10% to…
Content Marketers! Gear up with these 7 Resolutions in 2024 As we bid farewell to 2023, you know how it goes — everyone’s busy jotting down their resolutions for the next year. Whether it’s promising to adopt a healthier lifestyle, hitting the gym more often or challenging yourself to read a book every single day,…
Content Marketing Trends to Watch in 2023 It’s mid-year, but the good news is that any time is a good time to write this kind of article. We’re mid-way through the year so let’s do a chalk-up of all the content marketing trends to watch for and maybe follow too. Plus, now is a pretty…
When it comes to creating blog posts that reach a significant number of audience, bloggers and people at any content writing agency would probably advise you to have an account on WordPress. WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that runs on PHP and MySQL database servers. The versatility of WordPress makes it an open platform for creators around the world as it supports websites that are for blogs, e-commerce, business websites, news websites, musicians, celebrity pages and many more. More than 30% of the websites on the internet are being run by WordPress. WordPress offers its hostings for free. WordPress websites are based on the templates provided by the CMS but the possibilities of customizations are abundant on WordPress.
Before I started working for a B2B content marketing agency, I thought good writing was all it took to rank articles on Google’s first page of search results.
I used to think SEO and PPC are pointless mumbo-jumbo thrown around by the SEO team to confound their bosses and ensure they aren’t deemed surplus to requirements.
All I knew about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) was that it is the process of making your content rank at the top of Google’s search results. And that PPC (Pay-per-click) is an advertising model where you pay for every time someone clicks on your promoted content or online ads.
When I started my career in B2B content marketing, I found out that they were exactly what I thought they would be — minus the pointless-mumbo jumbo bit.
Turned out, SEO and PPC are, in fact, among the most important aspects of content marketing, secondary only to the quality of the content you put out.
Search engine optimization and pay-per-click advertising are two sides of the same content marketing coin. They are different ways to achieve the same objective — delivering your content to the right target audience.
So, how do they differ?
In the digital era, every organization is using social media for business to build brand awareness and generate leads. Similarly, real estate businesses can utilize social media platforms like LinkedIn to maximize their lead generation. Also, LinkedIn enables you to build professional networks and find prospective clients. With 250 million active users per month, LinkedIn can exhibit untold potential in allowing users to develop countless professional connections. Additionally, studies have shown that LinkedIn is 277% more useful in lead generation compared to other social networks. Hence, LinkedIn can be an effective platform for using social media for business. If you are a realtor who’s exploring different techniques of social media marketing using LinkedIn, then this would be a great place to start.
People, especially experts often say that B2B content marketing is a must. They mention that content marketing is a B2B marketer’s secret weapon. Plus, you’ll find countless articles on the Internet listing the smart and successful tactics to drive your business with B2B content marketing. As a newbie B2B marketer, do you know why content is so much stressed on? According to HubSpot, a whopping 96% of B2B buyers want content with more input from industry thought leader. But this is not it. Listed below are some practical upsides of leveraging content marketing for B2B businesses.
As common human beings, we try using our brain to its full capacity. But the tantrums of the human mind plays us every time, and as a result, an average human loses concentration or interest in things within just 8 seconds. Everything is boring to us if it is not engaging enough or doesn’t have a contribution to our opinions.
In today’s age, the increase in the number of online users has compelled businesses to shift from traditional marketing to digital marketing. One of the modern strategies of digital marketing includes using social media to grab the attention of the audience. Talking about social media, it is estimated that there will be over 2.77 billion social media users worldwide by 2019. Now that’s a really strong reason why businesses and even educational institutes should use social media to grab the attention of their target audience. And if you manage a B-school, then it becomes all the more necessary to use social media to target users (students and working professionals) who would be quite active on social media. So social media is an apt platform for B-schools to reach out to prospective students.
Now apart from the sheer number of people available on social media, here are some other reasons why a B-school should use social media.