One of the things we discovered from the
2013 B2B Content Marketing Benchmarks, Budgets and Trends research is that usage of almost every content marketing tactic has increased over the last year. It may seem like great news that marketing teams are understanding and embracing content marketing.
But what does this upward trend really mean?
During Content Marketing World, several of our CMI consultants gathered to talk about the implications of the latest B2B content marketing research. In this first video of our roundtable discussion, Carla Johnson, Michael Weiss, Ardath Albee, and Jay Baer discuss whether more content marketing necessarily means better content marketing. Thanks to Steve Rotter, VP of Digital Marketing at Brightcove, for moderating the conversation.
Are you experiencing the same content marketing concerns that our consultants bring up? Do you feel like we have gone from not enough content to too much? As Ardath says:
“It’s all about planning… everybody is going to have to start backing up to ‘Ok, what makes our content really work for us, what makes it unique, interesting and sticky for our audience?’ “
If you are struggling with creating “sticky” content and better content engagement, here are some additional ideas you might find helpful:
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