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Does Marketing Have A Marketing Problem?

Marketing Insider Group

Traditional advertising campaigns from the 1950s and 60s were translated into banner ads which was fine when click-through rates saw double digit percent. Today, we see banner ad click through rates averaging.06%. Banners have 99 problems and click ain’t one ! So what is marketing going to do now?

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Forward 2016, Day 2: How to Turn Content Marketing into Sustainable Storytelling

Content Standard

. “The future of marketing is going to be owned by those who embrace story, not just in their content marketing, but also in the way they weave story into their vision, mission, and values,” Murray said. ” Davis asked, “How can we know the storyteller from the story?”

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Where Is Content Headed?

Marketing Insider Group

TV, Search Engines, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram – none of these destinations are nearly as interesting as the content that flows across them. Consider that, as consumers, we largely don’t answer cold calls, watch television ads, respond to unwanted emails, click on banner ads or appreciate disruptive marketing techniques of any kind.

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The Beginner’s Guide to YouTube for B2B Marketing

Zoominfo

6 out of 10 people prefer online video platforms like YouTube to live television. Brands that market directly to consumers recognize YouTube as a powerful tool. Brand story videos: Brand storytelling has become increasingly important in the B2B space. YouTube is the third most visited site in the world after Google and Facebook.

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Under Pressure: How Content Marketing Has Transformed Marketing Strategies Since the 1950s

Content Standard

The 1950s in the United States saw dramatic economic growth, widespread adoption of television and advertising; of moving to the suburbs and owning multiple cars; of buying for excess and dumping what felt old fashioned. As new technology has come and gone, the goal of marketing has remained largely unchanged. The Backstory.

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Pressure

Content Standard

The 1950s in the United States saw dramatic economic growth, widespread adoption of television and advertising; of moving to the suburbs and owning multiple cars; of buying for excess and dumping what felt old fashioned. As new technology has come and gone, the goal of marketing has remained largely unchanged. The Backstory.

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7 B2B Marketing Lessons from #Inbound17

KoMarketing Associates

No amount of branding and storytelling can fix a product or service that is lacking; however, branding can make all the difference in standing out from the competition. Brené Brown (Researcher and Storyteller). We live in a world where we can stream our favorite television shows with no commercials on Netflix, Hulu, HBO GO, etc.