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Erik Jacobson, CEO of Hatch, joins Evan and Steph to talk about building an effective video first content strategy.
As a pioneer in video-first content strategies, Erik shares his insights on the evolving landscape of B2B marketing, emphasizing the importance of adapting to changing consumer behaviors. He brings over a decade worth of actionable strategies for businesses looking to harness the power of video to enhance audience engagement and drive growth.
Erik highlights the shift from audio-centric podcasts to video-first content as a means to boost visibility and engagement on platforms like YouTube and LinkedIn. He underscores the significance of sustainable content production processes, encouraging businesses to think of their content as "TV shows for their market." He also discusses the challenges and rewards of early adoption, urging companies to establish their presence in the podcasting space regardless of perceived saturation.
Throughout the discussion, Erik provides practical advice for businesses of all sizes on how to effectively structure their content teams. He outlines the roles of the thought leader, content architect, and production team, emphasizing the importance of having a cohesive strategy to maximize impact. By leveraging platforms like Riverside and focusing on shorter, impactful content pieces, even resource-constrained businesses can make their mark. Erik encourages listeners to embrace change, prioritize authenticity, and tap into the incredible potential of video content in today's marketing landscape.
Episode topics: #marketing, #leadgen, #demandgeneration, #sales, #B2BSaaS, #digitalmarketing #videocontent #contentstrategy #youtube #video #podcast
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Erik Jacobson, CEO of Hatch, joins Evan and Steph to talk about building an effective video first content strategy.
As a pioneer in video-first content strategies, Erik shares his insights on the evolving landscape of B2B marketing, emphasizing the importance of adapting to changing consumer behaviors. He brings over a decade worth of actionable strategies for businesses looking to harness the power of video to enhance audience engagement and drive growth.
Erik highlights the shift from audio-centric podcasts to video-first content as a means to boost visibility and engagement on platforms like YouTube and LinkedIn. He underscores the significance of sustainable content production processes, encouraging businesses to think of their content as "TV shows for their market." He also discusses the challenges and rewards of early adoption, urging companies to establish their presence in the podcasting space regardless of perceived saturation.
Throughout the discussion, Erik provides practical advice for businesses of all sizes on how to effectively structure their content teams. He outlines the roles of the thought leader, content architect, and production team, emphasizing the importance of having a cohesive strategy to maximize impact. By leveraging platforms like Riverside and focusing on shorter, impactful content pieces, even resource-constrained businesses can make their mark. Erik encourages listeners to embrace change, prioritize authenticity, and tap into the incredible potential of video content in today's marketing landscape.
Episode topics: #marketing, #leadgen, #demandgeneration, #sales, #B2BSaaS, #digitalmarketing #videocontent #contentstrategy #youtube #video #podcast
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