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Content and Creation Sources | Social Media Today

Content and Creation Sources | Social Media Today | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

While a wide variety of professionals will define content marketing in different ways, no one who actually gets it would deny the central idea is to provide valuable insights and answers.


While a wide variety of professionals will define content marketing in different ways, no one who actually gets it would deny the central idea is to provide valuable insights and answers. Therefore when the conversation becomes about finding powerful content ideas and the drill-down process begins, more often than not, you’ll hear:

• Identify your customers’ pain pointsand/or…

• Answer the questions potential customers have.


You’ll get no argument from me. This is indeed the formula for success. How do you discover what questions to answer?...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Barry Feldman tells you where to look for those great content ideas.

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Great Social Media Requires a Bigger Trash Can | Social Media Explorer

Great Social Media Requires a Bigger Trash Can | Social Media Explorer | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Nichole Kelly explains why an amazing content strategy and a big trash can are the key to success in social media.

 

In marketing circles we’ve been talking about content marketing for a few years, but for some reason it hasn’t resonated with executives. And it’s partly on the shoulders of marketers who ask for budget approval on a “social media” campaign instead of a content marketing campaign. It also doesn’t help that content marketing isn’t a big company that the news stations can report on.

 

It is a disparate, disconnected, organic being that safely hides behind the curtain generating success or failure of online campaigns. Respectfully, it is the elephant in the room. When a marketer’s social media campaign fails too many times they chalk it up to the social network being wrong versus the fact that their content strategy was wrong.

 

We need to stop talking about “social media” and start talking about digital content marketing. Because content is the backbone to any successful campaign or strategy. The best digital marketing strategy will fail every time in execution if the content behind it sucks. The problem is creating amazing content consistently isn’t easy. It takes focus, creativity, a willingness to test and a preposterous threshold for failure....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

This is a valuable read for content marketers... 

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