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Passion Is Key To Finding Your Buyer Personas and The Secret To Selling Online

Passion Is Key To Finding Your Buyer Personas and The Secret To Selling Online | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

With social selling, you’re no longer simply pushing information about products and services out to your audience. Instead, you’re discovering what they’re passionate about, which can lead naturally—organically—into a discussion of how you can solve a problem or improve their lives, and why your company is the right choice to help them,” Nimble CEO Jon Ferrara said recently, as I was researching technologies that enable this kind of social approach.

 

Building a socialized selling strategy involves completing the following three basic stages: Research: This stage is all about identifying your ideal customer – also called your Buyer Persona – then finding out what their fears are when buying your product: Content: This stage is all about creating content that speaks to the buyer persona you identified in the first step. Distribution: This stage is about getting the word out about your content, then using the results to refine future content.

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Here's all you need to know about social marketing: research; content; distribution. And the secret sauce is passion!

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3 Tips To Up-Level Your Content Strategy | Search Engine Journal

3 Tips To Up-Level Your Content Strategy |  Search Engine Journal | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The term content marketing has been gaining a lot of attention over the last few years and rightfully so. Content is the lifeline in today’s social eco-system so it makes sense. But content marketing means nothing without a strategy.

 

A content strategy enables and positions a brand to tell a very consistent story across the media landscape. It helps draw parallels between what’s important to customers and what the brand stands for. It enables marketing teams to create more relevant content based on what the brand is comfortable talking about and what it’s not comfortable talking about. It allows employees, partners and customer service to also participate and be a part of the story too. Here are 3 things to consider that will up-level your content strategy in 2013..?

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Here are three essential for a successful content marketing strategy.

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Tips For Developing a SEO Content Marketing Strategy

Tips For Developing a SEO Content Marketing Strategy | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Tips for developing a SEO content marketing strategy for your business blog. You need great content and a plan to get that coveted top spot. The coveted #1 position in Google is sought by everyone with a business site. How are you going to beat out everyone jockeying for that number 1 spot? You can make it to the top with a strategic SEO content marketing plan. Do you know what that means? Not certain your strategy is working? I’m sharing my 5 five tips to developing a SEO content marketing strategy that will send your business blog to the top. ...
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Creative SEO Tip: Newsjacking

Creative SEO Tip: Newsjacking | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Newsjacking, a type of content marketing, places the emphasis on breaking news events rather than how-tos or technical information and rides the wave of existing demand to get well-earned backlinks and branded mention. ... Social media has serious media hype behind it, leading many to believe it is a viable alternative to SEO. While social media is critical for public relations, customer service and reputation management, data strongly suggests that social media is not a great source of first-time visitors (i.e., leads) for small businesses. Like PPC, social media is an important part of a diversified marketing strategy. And it is vital for content marketing. But it is not a silver bullet.... 

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Here's a fresh look at content marketing and SEO...

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