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The 9 Essential Elements of any Content Marketing Strategy

The 9 Essential Elements of any Content Marketing Strategy | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

According to a study by Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs only 38% of B2B companies think their content marketing is effective. The same study also states that only 35% of the companies have a documented content marketing strategy.

My guess is that some of these companies do not even know whether they are effective or not. They cannot say what “effective” really is in regard to content marketing without goals, metrics etc. It would certainly help with effectiveness of content marketing to have a strategy at hand.

Here are 9 essential elements any content marketing strategy should include....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Susanna Gebauer shares valuable tips for effective content marketing strategies.

Desiree Mitcham's curator insight, December 8, 2014 11:55 PM

I thought a higher percentage of companies would think their content marketing is actually effective. I found it interesting that making companies don't set up goals or objectives and ways to measure their marketing.

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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?...

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

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