B2B Content Show: A Podcast About the How, What, and Why of B2B Content Marketing
If you do B2B content marketing, you know that Content is King ... And queen, prince, duke, duchess--the whole damn court! Bottom line, for B2B marketers, content and content strategy are crucial. In this show, we explore the art & science, the opportunities and challenges, of B2B content marketing strategy, including:-What makes some content "sticky" and other content entirely forgettable-Scaling content without sacrificing authenticity and originality-Creating content with a point of view-Producing thought leadership content that actually leads-Repurposing content-Measuring content ROIJoin me, Jeremy Shere, as I discuss these and many more important and fascinating topics with B2B marketers, demand generation and growth professionals, and content marketing leaders from across the B2B landscape. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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What you can learn from dog training about training and leading people w/ Joanna Bowzer
If you have a dog, you know that we tend to treat dogs like people. Furry, barking, chewing, slobbering people ... But you know what I mean. We know dogs aren't the same as people, but their behaviors and personalities are so aligned with human behaviors and emotions that we treat them like people. Anyhow, I bring this
I think most B2B marketers would agree that it's important for a company's leaders to be visible on social media, sharing ideas and stories. But most CEOs and other leaders don't have time to write articles and LinkedIn posts and such, and so the task falls to a copywriter, who does some research and, ideally, intervie
In our age of remote everything, the elevator pitch is a bit of an anachronism. When's the last time you pitched an idea in an elevator? But the concept is still relevant and important! If you're in marketing or sales, you need to be able to explain what you offer is a way that's succinct, clear, and compelling ... and
We're all familiar with The Funnel ... We know there's a top of the funnel, a middle, a bottom ... and everything in between. The top is where we just try to make prospects aware that we exist ... And once they're in the funnel, the marketer's job, alongside sales, is to nudge them further along until they're at the bo
One of the biggest sources of tension between marketing and sales is the quality of leads. From the point of view of sales, marketing qualified leads, or MQLs, are notoriously iffy, derived from people downloading gated content and signing up for newsletters and so on. Marketing hands these leads over to sales, thinkin
In some very basic way. the purpose of marketing is to support sales. And so it stands to reason that the more marketers know about how sales actually works, the better. But marketers often have only a hazy understanding of what motivates salespeople and HOW they sell. I know that was my experience when I worked as a c
