Nike’s online community built around its Run+ mobile app not only benefits members through personal training tips and challenges, but also helps the company gain an in-depth understanding of its users’ interests and behaviors.
Online fashion brand Asos’ social followers constantly share content and respond to comments.
Spin Sucks’ 80,000-strong community’s passion for content marketing has made the brand a leader in the PR and communications industry.
Social media plays a critical role in building a community of loyal customers who can positively impact your brand or business.
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Topics:
content marketing,
social media,
brand,
customer communications,
audience,
messaging,
personas,
client relations,
Shared media,
linkedin,
marketing qualified leads,
sales qualified leads,
twitter,
youtube,
facebook,
reputation
Implement almost any type of marketing campaign, and you’ll find that getting truly qualified leads is like trying to hit targets you can’t see.
Not so with social media campaigns.
By marketing to your followers on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, or anywhere else your customers may be, you’re reaching out to people who already love, support, or are interested in your company, or have had a prior relationship or encounter with you - in other words, a qualified lead.
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Topics:
content marketing,
social media,
brand,
customer communications,
audience,
messaging,
personas,
client relations,
Shared media,
linkedin,
marketing qualified leads,
sales qualified leads,
twitter,
youtube,
facebook,
reputation
Social media has major impact – delivering increased customer engagement, free publicity, cost-effective public relations, enhanced brand awareness, stronger credibility, thought leadership-building opportunities.
Social media gives you more control over your brand image and reputation – and less.
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Topics:
content marketing,
social media,
brand,
customer communications,
linkedin,
marketing qualified leads,
sales qualified leads,
twitter,
youtube,
facebook,
reputation
Know What Your Customers Are Thinking
Quick. Name the most powerful marketing tool you have.
The answer comes in various forms - consumer insights, customer data, market research - but all these terminologies amount to one critical word.
KNOWLEDGE.
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Topics:
content marketing,
social media,
customer communications,
linkedin,
marketing qualified leads,
sales qualified leads,
twitter,
youtube,
facebook
Committing to inbound marketing means attracting and growing your leads and customer base via valuable and highly customized content and experiences. To successfully drive inbound marketing and sales, three things must happen:
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Topics:
content marketing,
inbound marketing,
customer communications,
marketing qualified leads,
sales qualified leads,
hubspot
Social media always needs to be in complete synch with inbound and content marketing, PR, and customer communications. This is especially critical when it comes to the PESO model, which drives brand awareness, reputation, and sales by integrating Paid, Earned, Shared, and Owned media, maximizing content.
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Topics:
content marketing,
content,
customer communications,
corporate communications,
SEO,
PESO,
Paid media,
Earned media,
Shared media,
owned media
Have you ever booked a hotel on Kayak or ordered a food processor from Amazon? These are all classic examples of business to business to customer (B2B2C), in which the manufacturer sells a product or service to the channel or route to the customer, making the latter’s end-product more valuable to the consumer.
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Topics:
content,
marketing,
inbound marketing,
customer communications,
messaging,
PR,
sales,
b2c,
influencer,
B2B2C,
B2B
At the end of the day, businesses market to people, not to faceless decision-making committees or a bunch of same-demographic consumers. Whether you’re selling to CEOs or stay-at-home dads, your marketing should speak to individual customers - think “human” instead of “the client” or “the client company” - each with his or her own tastes, interests, expectations, preferences, life, and work situations.
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Topics:
content marketing,
content,
marketing,
brand,
customer communications,
audience,
messaging,
corporate communications,
ABM,
PESO
Consumers are overwhelmed with offers – WhatsApp ads, retargeting, Facebook and LinkedIn ads, text messages, and some even still watch TV and listen to the radio. In today’s super-competitive climate, if you want to get prospects’ attention and money, you’ll need to hook them with highly targeted messages wrapped in something:
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Topics:
news value,
content marketing,
marketing,
customer communications,
messaging,
personas,
sales,
client relations,
video,
b2c
The PESO model is an integrated approach that strengthens your ability to leverage your thought leadership content, building trust and credibility with audiences across multiple channels.
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Topics:
content marketing,
content,
customer communications,
corporate communications,
SEO,
PESO,
Paid media,
Earned media,
Shared media,
owned media