We still come across many companies, especially in B2B, that do not incorporate a content marketing strategy to effectively reach potential customers.
The reasons they give for lagging in this area?
A content marketing strategy is not a priority for them. They doubt whether social-first content strategy will work for their companies, because they are different or have customer bases that do not care. They do not know where to start or how to sustain creating great content. Maybe they are wedded to how they have always done things, with business development people, brochures, and frequent pleading to generate referrals.
We assure them that a social-first content strategy works, even in B2B. We also offer these types of signs that it is time to invest in a content marketing strategy.
Do any of these issues sound familiar in your organization?
Let us ask again: how many of these issues apply to your organization right now?
If several of them are all too familiar, you owe it to your top and bottom lines to explore introducing a social-first content strategy as a high-impact way to build your brand. – Mike Brown