Content marketing examples

Types

Key Elements

  1. Tell powerful stories.
  2. Be honest and open.
  3. Personalize where possible.
  4. Quality over quantity — but if you can have both, then do.
  5. Employ visual content at all costs.

Personalization

  • Audiences naturally gravitate toward brands they relate to on a personal level – whether they share a sense of style, a passion for a hobby or activity, or an affinity for a value or belief.
  • The more your audience can see themselves in your content, the more likely they’ll engage and act on it.
  • Think of your customers as people with emotions, just like you. How do you want to make them feel? Personalization and emotional connection are key.

Education

  • What’s even more powerful than showing you understand your customers’ concerns and challenges?
  • Providing them with the tools and know-how to overcome them.
  • Delivering educational insights and tactical advice is a staple of content marketing
    your content becomes a living testimonial that your brand has more to offer than products and services.
  • Give behind-the-scenes solutions
  • tell the stories people want to hear
  • provide solutions to specific problems for specific people

Authentic storytelling

  • Storytelling releases the feel-good hormone oxytocin. And if you can get your audience to feel emotion with your story, they’ll trust you — and they’ll buy from you
  • Be human. It’s the one trait you and all of your customers have in common
  • builds trust and belief

Inbound marketing with content

Create top-notch content. This may seem like an obvious statement, but quality and relevance trump quantity.
  1. Attracting
  2. Converting
  3. Closing
  4. Delighting

Answer all customer’s questions

  • share the facts. And, people loved their transparency.

Create quality visual content

  • infographics can potentially double traffic, according to entrepreneur Neil Patel.
  • Posts with photos are proven to engage users more than those without.
  • You see a funny/great/slightly weird picture or meme on social media and you share it. It creates a personal connection

Invite influential thought leaders to play with your brand

  • infographics can potentially double traffic, according to entrepreneur Neil Patel.
  • Posts with photos are proven to engage users more than those without.
  • You see a funny/great/slightly weird picture or meme on social media and you share it. It creates a personal connection

Create a hashtag

  • Create and use uniquely recognizable key phrases to provide a space for like-minded fans to gather, express their ideas, and show off their skills.
  • don’t arbitrarily stuff popular hashtags into all your brand’s posts in the hopes of capturing unearned attention

Talk about issues they care about

  • like sustainability; diversity, equity, and inclusivity; and giving back to their local communities.
  • 2021 Survey Monkey research found 78% of consumers say they made a purchase based on values in the past year, and 55% say they are much more likely to purchase from a company that shares their values.

Highlight the people behind your products

  • Behind-the-scenes videos are a great way to make your company and team personable and relatable

Enhance your online events with unique offers

  • exclusive downloads
  • live networking chat rooms
  • one-on-one conversations with your speakers and sponsors