Description
Content marketers are tasked with creating interesting, insightful content that delivers a branded message for their organization, brand or client. Creating great content has always been an open-ended and subjective challenge, but the task for content marketers doesn’t stop at creation. Delivery is important as well, and choosing where an article or visual will be housed and shared from necessarily impacts how it’s made. Therein lies the mission for content marketers—creating excellent content while begging the question of where it will eventually be consumed.
Chapters Include:
- PR’s Role in Content Marketing
- Brand Journalism
- Sponsored Content and Native Advertising
- Blogs and Thought Leadership
- Content Marketing for Social Media
- Live Events, Webinars and Video
- Visual Storytelling
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On top of these challenges is a question of definitions. In an industry where some make sport of throwing around undefined, sometimes made-up words, vocabulary relating to content marketing increasingly frustrates the lexicographer. No one can seem to pinpoint the difference between “sponsored content,” “branded content” and “native advertising” with precision. At the same time, it seems that everyone is either a “brand journalist” or “thought leader,” while descriptions of those titles emain opaque.
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