Content Marketing
The Content-Commerce-Community model shapes a new narrative wherein the same marketing campaign is able to guide the user through all the four purchase stages, making content marketing a much more accountable and measurable medium as opposed to just a creative one.
Suveer Bajaj • The power of content-community-commerce model - ET BrandEquity
The Rule of One for copywriting:
You have one reader. One big idea. One promise. And one offer.
Source: unknown person who is no longer alive, probably in advertising and direct response copywriting in the 1920’s.
There’s a quote from Denise Lee Yohn that we really like—“Great brands are idea led AND consumer informed.” They don’t just push new ideas out there, nor do they just ask customers what they want. They do both—pioneering new ideas, and then working hard to understand how those ideas are being experienced and received in everyday situations.
That meant there were three strategies available to media companies looking to survive on the Internet. First, cater to Google. This meant a heavy emphasis on both speed and SEO, and an investment in anticipating and creating content to answer consumer questions. Or you could cater to Facebook, which meant a heavy emphasis on click-bait and human... See more
stratechery.com • Never-Ending Niches
Up until recently the most popular use case seems to have been marketing copywriting. I don't find this particularly exciting, search on the internet is already full of bland content marketing. It's different if one does content marketing by, say, writing an article about how to use your API, or if a company does a toy project using their API and
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In a GTC context, a company’s community should drive positive word of mouth (online or in-person) or create popular content that drives awareness.
Patrick Woods • How to Drive Business Growth By Fostering Your Community
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