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Joe Pulizzi,Robert Rose

Managing Content Marketing

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Let’s face it…content marketing is all the rage. Brands

around the world are spending (on average) over 25%

of their total marketing budget on content marketing.

There have been countless books and resources that have covered all aspects of content marketing

…from the why to the what to the where…but oddly enough, rarely the how. Not until now that

is. Managing Content Marketing shows you, in detail, how to manage content marketing within

your organization. Whether you come from a small company or multi-billion dollar brand, this

book will give you the ammunition and the ideas to develop a storytelling process that will create

passionate subscribers to your brand.

World-renowned content marketing experts Robert Rose and Joe Pulizzi have teamed up to help

marketing pros and business owners develop a content marketing plan that goes beyond theories,

and explains it in a way that can actually be implemented.

You’ll Learn How To:

— Build the Business Case for Content Marketing

— Develop a Content Marketing Strategy that Works for Your Business

— Tell a Consistent Story that Engages Your Customers

— Determine the Right Marketing Channels to Implement

— Create an Internal and External Workfl ow for Content Marketing

— Measure Content Marketing and Communicate Results to Internal Stakeholders
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  • Laura Garciacompartió una citahace 5 años
    But let’s also remember that in addition to knowing WHO we are talking to, we need to know who WE are. As Lao Tzu said: “He who knows others is learned; he who knows himself is wise.”
  • Laura Garciacompartió una citahace 5 años
    What is the SCOPE of your initial content marketing plan?
    What is the team you will need to address that scope?
    How will this affect your existing marketing efforts?
  • Laura Garciacompartió una citahace 5 años
    the budget you created at the start of the year is not drastically different than the one you ended up with, you probably aren’t listening enough to what your customers need.

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