Is The Next Digital Marketing Battleground In Your Living Room?
The old marketing rules have changed to meet the needs of consumer behaviors. From establishing an online presence (73% of industrial buyers pay attention to your website!) to optimizing your website to offer a mobile version, it's important to update your marketing strategy based on user activity. Content marketing for manufacturing companies have incorporated mobile search and mobile ads built specifically for interaction on mobile devices.
But what about one of the most influential communications inventions of the 20th century — the television. The first TV advertisement aired in the 1940s, so traditional commercials have been around for a long time and has grown steadily. While mobile optimization and advertising are still important elements to target users, let's take a look at how the traditional TV set has evolved to consumers' behaviors and what it may mean for industrial marketers.
Read More »How To Grow Your Manufacturing Business By Connecting With Engineers On Quora
Quora, the social media platform where people ask and answer questions, challenges the old saying that no one likes a know-it-all. Active community members (you can call them "Quorans" if you want) have earned the respect and deference of their peers by providing thoughtful and useful responses that demonstrate skill, experience and wisdom. There are thousands of influencers who have built a following on the network by regularly engaging with threads related to their passions and areas of expertise.
Read More »Should You Outsource Your Content Writing?
A successful industrial marketing program depends on fresh content that engages your audience and sells your business. For many manufacturers, however, developing that content without detracting from operations and draining financial resources can be a challenge.
Read More »Can A Robot Write Your Marketing Materials?
One of the greatest fears among today’s industrial workers is the possibility of being replaced by machines. While many companies have opted to embrace automated technologies in their day-to-day industrial manufacturing operations, the results aren’t always detrimental to employees.
Read More »How To Host, Publish, And Promote Your Videos
By now, you should know how important video marketing is to your business. You've also got a good understanding of the types of stories you can tell, and the tools you need to produce your videos in order to give them a professional look and feel.
With that in mind, you’ve shot, edited, and pieced together your footage with the hope of enhancing brand awareness and driving leads.
Read More »7 Project Management Tools For Industrial Marketing
Getting started with inbound industrial marketing is a challenge, to be sure, but keeping everything organized and well-scheduled is a job of its own. So how can you keep your website updates, content development, email marketing, and other initiatives in order? Better still, how can you keep them in order without losing your sanity?
Read More »Have Fun By Injecting Some Memes Into Your Industrial Marketing
Sometimes showing your audience you have a sense of humor can help them relax and lower their guards. Even the silliest piece of content can be the beginning of a buyer journey. After all, who wouldn’t want to engage with someone who made them smile and laugh?
Read More »How Can Building Product Manufacturers Use Content Marketing To Get Specified Into More Projects?
Content marketing is not a new concept, but for building product manufacturers, it is probably a foreign one. Even those BPMs who understand what content marketing is believe that it is an approach reserved purely for B2C businesses.
Read More »7 Marketing Blogs Worth Your Follow
In the constantly-changing landscape of today’s digital world, it’s important to stay current with industrial marketing trends. Factor in the growing number of marketing agencies, each offering their own (in some cases … questionable) advice, and it gets increasingly difficult to discern the useful marketing guidance from the rest of the distracting industry chatter.
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