In this piece, Econsultancy’s Nikki Gilliland shines a light on the brands capturing consumer imagination through creative and clever content marketing techniques.
1. Introduction ‘Content shock’[1] is real: the volume of B2B (and B2C) content is now outweighing our human capacity to consume it. However, content marketing can still present an immense opportunity for B2B businesses. When executed effectively, it can be a powerful engagement tool for fostering loyalty, lead generation and sales, and for conveying the […]
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1. Foreword by Movable Ink In today’s era, visual is the language that moves people. But for brands, the process of generating visual content is complex. As digital marketers strive to deliver more creative, for more campaigns, delivered in more channels, and optimised for more devices, the process breaks. You can’t possibly solve this problem […]
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This colourful overview of the key elements of content marketing is as relevant today as when it was first unveiled by Econsultancy. An invaluable resource for anyone working on content strategy and planning projects.
New York Bakery Company’s newly implemented programmatic strategy increases engagement by 82% and generates 23.5 million impressions over an eight-week period.
The FA teams with Cognizant Interactive to create a digital transformation programme that used data analytics to develop new content-based experiences.
Lastminute.com boosts site traffic and wins back market share with an SEO and content led campaign.
This training course covers the essentials of developing and delivering a successful content strategy, from building a business case to auditing your content, it’s ideal for anyone involved in the planning, production and creation of digital content.
1-day course | various dates | London
You’ve got them written up on the wall, on your mousepad, emblazoned across your screen or maybe even in your reception. They are, of course, your brand values, and they provide the basis for your marketing efforts – hence their importance.
Back in 1996, Microsoft CEO Bill Gates surprised the world with his opinion on which internet businesses were most likely to succeed – and why.
Today’s Day in the Life comes from Tug agency and Emily Knox. Hear about daily ‘newsroom’ meetings, her current favourite campaigns from Ikea and Nike, as well as advice for anybody starting out. And if you want to be part of this feature, get in touch. Hi Emily. Please describe your job: What do you […]
The perenially popular Econsultancy Content Marketing Team Matrix offers a practical look at what makes a content team brilliant, and the necessary skills and roles needed to build one in your own organisation.