A comprehensive, practical, step-by-step guide to achieving content marketing success that's ideal for anyone who works with content marketing--whether in B2B or B2C business, for-profit, or nonprofit.ofit.
A comprehensive, practical, step-by-step guide to achieving content marketing success that's ideal for anyone who works with content marketing--whether in B2B or B2C business, for-profit, or nonprofit.ofit.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paul M. Kaplan has worked in marketing for over fifteen years, focusing on content marketing and thought leadership, digital media, and product strategy for industry-leading companies, including Barnes & Noble, Inc., American Express, Broadridge Financial Solutions, and McGraw-Hill. Kaplan earned a BA from Yale College and an MBA from Yale School of Management. He is the author of five previous books and lives in New York.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Section One: Developing a Thought Leadership and Content Strategy Chapter 1: What Content Marketing Can Do for You Chapter 2: Creating Your Content Marketing Plan Chapter 3: Evaluating and Reusing Existing Content Chapter 4: Defining Your Audience Chapter 5: Mapping Your Content to the Buyer's Journey Chapter 6: Best Practices in Content Development Chapter 7: Pitfalls in Choosing a Topic Chapter 8: Editorial Project Planning Section Two: Engaging the Industry Chapter 9: Public Relations Chapter 10: Creating a Section on Your Website for Thought Leadership Chapter 11: Blogging Section Three: Channels, Campaign Automation, and Tracking Chapter 12: Building a Campaign Landing Page Chapter 13: Troubleshooting Landing Pages Chapter 14: Email Chapter 15: Social Media Chapter 16: Pay-Per-Click Advertising Chapter 17: Organic Search Results Chapter 18: Lead Generation Chapter 19: Lead Nurturing Chapter 20: Sales and Marketing Systems Chapter 21: How Thought Leadership Helps Sales Chapter 22: Measuring Your Return on Content Marketing Chapter 23: Communicating to Senior Management Chapter 24: Profiles Final Words Notes Glossary References Index
Acknowledgments Introduction Section One: Developing a Thought Leadership and Content Strategy Chapter 1: What Content Marketing Can Do for You Chapter 2: Creating Your Content Marketing Plan Chapter 3: Evaluating and Reusing Existing Content Chapter 4: Defining Your Audience Chapter 5: Mapping Your Content to the Buyer's Journey Chapter 6: Best Practices in Content Development Chapter 7: Pitfalls in Choosing a Topic Chapter 8: Editorial Project Planning Section Two: Engaging the Industry Chapter 9: Public Relations Chapter 10: Creating a Section on Your Website for Thought Leadership Chapter 11: Blogging Section Three: Channels, Campaign Automation, and Tracking Chapter 12: Building a Campaign Landing Page Chapter 13: Troubleshooting Landing Pages Chapter 14: Email Chapter 15: Social Media Chapter 16: Pay-Per-Click Advertising Chapter 17: Organic Search Results Chapter 18: Lead Generation Chapter 19: Lead Nurturing Chapter 20: Sales and Marketing Systems Chapter 21: How Thought Leadership Helps Sales Chapter 22: Measuring Your Return on Content Marketing Chapter 23: Communicating to Senior Management Chapter 24: Profiles Final Words Notes Glossary References Index
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