Some do's and don'ts to keep in mind when getting started in content marketing.

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Content Marketing Examples.

Hi, I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live.

We've been having a conversation over the last handful of videos that we put out about content marketing, right. And we've talked about kind of what it is, what it isn't, how you can go about developing and from nothing, especially if you have a business if you have something that you're looking to promote.

You can go back and watch those videos. In fact, we'll have a playlist available for you to be able to check that out over on the YouTube page, or you can go type in content marketing into the search bar at BrianJPombo.com.

But I want to give you some examples and these are not direct examples, I want you to find your own examples of content marketing.

I'm going to tell you where to look, and where not to look. But first, let me remind you about my book, 9 Ways to Amazon-Proof Your Business. This is my own form of content marketing, both this video and this book.

It's another form of content, it's not the electronic content that you're used to. But you can get it electronically, like you get a free copy of this book, 9 Ways to Amazon-Proof Your Business if you go to AmazonProofBook.com.

AmazonProofBook.com for your very own free copy of, 9 Ways Amazon-Proof Your Business.

Now, let's talk about examples of content marketing that you could follow. First, let's start with ones you should not follow. I would recommend initially, steer clear away from people in your industry, people that are very similar to your industry or people you'd consider competitors, or people that you think you would be watching similar type of deals.

Stay away from those people don't watch them right now. put them aside for a bit.

There's a reason why.

If you start watching them early on, you will intentionally or unintentionally start copying those people, you'll start playing along with the same things, maybe trying out the same deals, you can't help it, you're gonna you're only going to go toward what you understand.

And you will naturally gravitate toward doing either the same format, or the same tone of voice or the same overall presentation. It looks bad, it comes off wrong, eventually you can work your way out of it.

But there's no reason to do that right off the bat, I'd recommend staying against that. For example, I have a friend that's running for political office.

One thing I would highly recommend him not to do is watch other people that are doing political, political office, people running for office that are doing vlogging of any sort.

Don't do that.

That's the wrong spot to look especially people running in similar positions.

That's so the worst thing you could possibly do is look that I mean, it's like going after the person that you're running against and watching their videos. Don't do that not right off the bat, not until you've adapted your own thing.

Now, where should you look?

If you're not looking there, everywhere else, would you look everywhere else. But specifically, I want you to look in those areas that entertained you look at that. And maybe you're not a person that watches a whole lot of YouTube, for example, or a LinkedIn or wherever you are going to be doing your content marketing.