Question...what does your content strategy look like for 2022?
When talking about content marketing we as Marketers often speak about things such as
How to come up with ideas for content
What are the best formats
The best tools for content creation
The length the content should be
Distribution and repurposing strategies
However there are two things we almost never talk about
❓ What content should be created depending on the stage of the buyer's journey and its purpose
❓ What metrics should we be measuring at each stage to know if our content is successful in achieving the objective
The typical approach is to focus all our efforts on content creation, get as much of it out there as possible, and hope and pray it all works out
"Just create great content regardless of the buyer's journey"
Here's the problem with this premise
It doesn't take into account that buyer's thought process are different depending on where they are in their buyer's journey
A buyer that only wants to consume content for educational purposes to learn isn't the same as one who consumes content to make a purchasing decision
So if you lump all content into one big batch of "great content" it can be misleading and create confusion and therefore inaction for the buyer
In this week's episode of the Revenue Alignment Podcast I wanted to tackle this topic a bit
1️⃣ Why you shouldn't lump all your content together as a whole
2️⃣ What content you should be creating depending on the stage of the buyer's journey
3️⃣ What metrics should you be using to measure the effectiveness of content at each stage
I go pretty deep in this one so before planning your 2022 content strategy I highly recommend taking a listen
Check it out and as always let me know what resonated with you the most
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