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Exclaimer's Email Signature Tool Now Available in Microsoft Azure Marketplace https://ift.tt/E62eSKt Exclaimer, an email signature management platform, has joined the Microsoft Cloud Partner Program as an Independent Software Vendor (ISV). It is now offering its Signature Management Cloud solution in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, enabling Microsoft customers to access the technology directly and utilize email as a marketing tool, it says. Exclaimer helps businesses can design and manage email signatures in Microsoft 365 and Exchange Online across all devices, including Macs and mobile phones, and all email clients. The platform is held exclusively on Azure. The company says all emails sent that require signatures never leave the secure Microsoft cloud environment. It is also hosted within 12 load-balanced Azure data centers worldwide, it adds. “The power of email signature marketing cannot be underestimated, generating a huge ROI compared to other digital marketing channels,” says Marco Costa, CEO of Exclaimer. Exclaimer Signature Management Cloud can be purchased by Microsoft customers through Microsoft Azure Marketplace and AppSource.
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Generative AI Most Transformative Technology On Par With The Internet https://ift.tt/zSs1yYb Moves by Google and Microsoft to integrate generative artificial intelligence (AI) into their respective advertising businesses will transform the way marketers create ad campaigns, but it also will transform the entire technology ecosystem. “We view generative AI as one of the most meaningful technology innovations in our career,” wrote analysts at Baird Equity Research. The analysts -- which expect the technology to have vast implications for its stock coverage -- put the transformative technology on par with the birth of the internet, rise in cloud computing, and the evolution of mobile computing. The admission comes following a call with venture capitalists that focus a lot on artificial intelligence (AI). The call addressed themes around generative AI and the potential impacts across software as a service (SaaS). Some of the immediate impacts and considerations for SaaS subsectors and cloud platforms include development and operations, because it will empower non-traditional developers without prior coding experience; customer service, because calls could be more successfully resolved via automated responses; and sales and marketing, because it can help companies more effectively manage marketing campaigns and target sales efforts by directing teams to highest return on investments. advertisement advertisement There is a general curiosity about generative AI. Data released Friday shows OpenAI as the fastest-growing website among the top 50 most-visited sites. Only four months after launching the AI-powered conversational technology ChatGPT, openai.com is nearing one billion unique visitors per month. And while Google and Microsoft have long used AI to optimize and target ads, the two companies have begun to experiment and integrate generative AI into respective advertising and ad targeting platforms. Traditional AI focuses on detecting patterns, forecasting performance, and making decisions. Generative AI produces new content, responses, designs, and synthetic data. Google, for example, will use large language model (LLM) technology to create ads on search pages, and in Gmail, Maps, YouTube, and its other platforms. Earlier this week, Google announced that developers of Google Ads and Display & Video 360 have been experimenting with interest-based audience (IBA) solutions. This also includes affinity, in-market, custom audiences and demographic segments on Google’s display network, using a combination of privacy-preserving signals. The tests compared targeting audiences with Google Ads display campaigns and Display & Video 360 display campaigns using IBA, with and without AI, which provided a strong hint that the technology would be integrated into its advertising platforms. Google CEO Sundar Pichai in April told the Financial Times the company plans to integrate its conversational AI technology Bard into search. Earlier this week, the FT reported Google’s plan to introduce generative AI into Performance Max, a platform that already uses AI and an algorithm to determine where ads should run and how marketing budgets should be spent. It also produces simple advertising copy based on input from marketers. Mobile Marketing via MediaPost.com: mobile https://ift.tt/iS7bh58 April 21, 2023 at 12:27PM
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Elevate B2B Marketing News: B2B Trust Strategy, Google’s AI Search Plans, Instagram Expands Bio Links, & Influencer Compliancy Data https://ift.tt/WFVYBGO B2B High Performers Progress in Quest to Attain a 360-Degree View of Customers 71 percent of the top B2B marketing performers have said they place significant trust in their marketing metrics, compared to just 15 percent of under-performers, while 80 percent of top performers said they had the necessary tools to track marketing results, compared to only 24 percent of those in the under-performing category — four of numerous findings of interest to B2B marketers contained in newly-published survey data. MarketingCharts Manufacturers must evolve as B2B ecommerce goes mainstream 63 percent of European B2B digital and commerce leaders said that they expect to spend up to 20 percent more on digital objectives in 2023 than they did during 2022, while 24 percent said that they have implemented a systematic change management process, according to recently-released B2B eCommerce report findings. Digital Commerce 360 Why B2B Marketers Need to 'Prove It' With a Trust-Building Content Strategy: Melanie Deziel on Marketing Smarts [Podcast] In light of high levels of consumer skepticism, B2B marketers face significant challenges in building trust, and Melanie Deziel, chief content officer at StoryFuel recently explored the benefits that B2B marketers can gain from backing up their content marketing efforts using corroboration, demonstration, and education. MarketingProfs [bctt tweet="“Corroborate with other people's opinions, demonstrate by showing the truth behind your claims, and then educate to make sure that they understand what they need to trust you.” — Melanie Deziel @mdeziel" username="toprank"] Instagram Adds the Capacity to Display Up to 5 Links in Your Profile Bio In testing since 2021, Meta-owned Instagram has rolled out the ability to display up to five separate links on profile pages on the platform, giving brands a significant increase from the previous single link that page biographies could include, Instagram recently announced. Social Media Today AI spending will jump to $154 billion worldwide in 2023 An increase of 27 percent during 2023 over 2022 global spending on artificial intelligence (AI) has been predicted, with 2023 spending set to climb to $154 billion, while overall AI spending is expected to eventually top the $300 billion mark by 2026, according to newly-published IDC forecast data of interest to B2B marketers. Insider Intelligence LinkedIn Expands its Company Commitments Display to More Surfaces Microsoft-owned LinkedIn (client) has rolled out a new update that expands the visibility of a company’s values — such as work-life balance, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) — on the professional social platform, and which also allows prospective employees to voice their interest in working for a particular organization, LinkedIn recently announced. Social Media Today Google planning new search engine while working on new search features under Project Magi Search giant Google has set forth plans to expand its AI offerings with its Project Magi initiative, which could have a limited roll-out as early as May, while Google’s all-new generative AI-powered search is expected to arrive after May, Google recently announced. Search Engine Land Is Your Influencer Marketing Program Compliant? [ANA] During 2022 influencer marketing saw some $16 billion in global spending from advertisers, which represented a rise of 18.8 percent from 2021, and along with that expanded spending and adoption of the practice have come challenges in compliance with U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and other regulatory bodies, and the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) recently took a look at best practices and certain legal pitfalls to avoid. ANA Enterprise Tech Budgets Remain Resilient 54 percent of enterprise technology firm chief experience officers (CXOs) have said that they expect to increase tech spending in 2023, with 40 percent having budgeted for spending up to 10 percent more on cloud software during the first quarter of 2023, according to newly-published survey data of interest to digital marketers. MarketingCharts How Does Industry Pro Use Of Social Media Influence Media Neutrality? A leading 49 percent of business executives have said that they turn to LinkedIn when it comes to finding professional business content, followed by 36 percent who pointed to Twitter, 34 percent who noted Google's YouTube, and 33 percent who pinpointed Instagram — one of several findings of interest to B2B marketers contained in recently-released survey data. MediaPost ON THE LIGHTER SIDE: A lighthearted look at “Podcasts for Everyone” by Marketoonist Tom Fishburne — Marketoonist The Unbelievable Zombie Comeback of Analog Computing — Wired TOPRANK MARKETING & CLIENTS IN THE NEWS:
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Where to Find the New Frontiers of B2B Marketing at Ignite USA https://ift.tt/05No2Is Since I've been working in the B2B Marketing space for over 25 years from the days of direct mail and faxes to artificial intelligence and virtual reality, there is one thing that is certain: change. Adapting to change and continuously improving is essential for B2B marketers that want to survive and thrive whether the market is on the up or in times of uncertainty. Brands that can quickly and effectively adapt and even innovate can rise above and even elevate performance of their marketing efforts. However, staying on top of what's new vs. what's effective can be a challenge. That's why opportunities to learn, network and be inspired are critical. Opportunities like the Ignite USA conference happening in Chicago May 23-24, 2023. There, you'll find a concentration of B2B marketing pioneers, innovators and game changers offering their expertise to insight hungry B2B marketers from across the country. There are inspirational keynotes, topic specific breakouts and roundtables plus deep dive workshops to pick from featuring over 40 industry experts across 5 themed tracks. For even more inspiration, there's also the B2B Marketing Elevation Awards showcasing the best work in the B2B marketing space. Content at Ignite USA is focused across 5 themes including: Strategy, Creativity & Innovation, Experience & Engagement, Growth, and Marketing Operations. If you want to accelerate your knowledge and elevate your B2B marketing craft, Ignite USA is a great opportunity. BONUS: The charismatic, creative and high energy Katie Martell will be co-hosting Ignite USA with Editor-in-Chief of B2B Marketing Joel Harrison. The Katie Martell experience is not to be missed! Besides my own presentation (3pm May 23) about how B2B brands can create their own influencers to accelerate thought leadership and marketing success, here are several other presentations I'm looking forward to:
Whether you're in the Midwest or anywhere in the U.S. really since Chicago is centrally located, make sure you check out the agenda and information about this B2B marketing conference. It's a great opportunity to learn, be inspired and connect with peers without having to deal with the chaos of massive events with overwhelming session options and drowning crowds of people.
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New Health Privacy Bill Restricts Mobile Ads In Washington State https://ift.tt/I5oZdAF Companies may soon be prohibited from using geotargeting techniques to send ads to anyone within 2,000 feet of facilities providing health care services in Washington state. That restriction is one of several new privacy provisions in the state's sweeping My Health My Data bill, which was passed last week and is awaiting Governor Jay Inslee's signature. If enacted, the statute is expected to take effect for most companies in March of 2024. The privacy bill appears largely driven by last year's Supreme Court decision in Dobbs (which paved the way for states to outlaw abortions), as well as current efforts in some states to restrict gender-affirming care for transgender patients. Supporters, including the ACLU of Washington, called the act “a critical step towards defending and expanding access to abortion and gender affirming care in Washington state.” advertisement advertisement But the prohibition on geotargeted messaging, combined with the bill's broad definition of health care, could affect a wide swath of companies that might want to send messages unrelated to abortion or transgender medical care, according to Mike Hintze, former chief privacy counsel for Microsoft. “The prohibition on geofencing could apply to a very wide range of businesses and common business activities,” he writes. “For example ... a grocery store that offers nutrition tips could be providing 'health care services' and that store’s loyalty club app that offers coupons when entering the store could, therefore, be seen as violating this prohibition.” In addition to the ban on geotargeted ads, the bill also prohibits companies from using location-tracking technology within 2,000 feet of a health care center in order to identify consumers, or to collect health data. Other provisions prohibit website operators and app developers from sharing health information without people's explicit consent. While My Health My Data may well be the broadest privacy law to date, Washington isn't the first to tackle geotargeted ads. In 2017, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, then serving as attorney general, sued Copley Advertising for allegedly violating a state consumer protection law by using geotargeting techniques to send anti-abortion ads to smartphones of women who visited reproductive health clinics. Copley settled the charges by promising to refrain from using geofencing techniques to infer health information about anyone near a medical center in Massachusetts. Mobile Marketing via MediaPost.com: mobile https://ift.tt/mRVsntz April 19, 2023 at 04:55PM
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Canada's PopReach Acquires Agency SCS For Nearly $15 million https://ift.tt/DpF7G5s Costa Mesa, CA-based independent agency SCS has been acquired by Toronto-based PopReach Corp. for nearly $15 million in cash, debt and stock inclusive of potential earn out payments over the next two years. The agency had revenue of close to $18 million last year with pre-tax earnings of nearly $1.7 million. PopReach describes itself as “multi-platform technology company” focused on acquiring and scaling companies and assets that provide services, technology or products within the digital media ecosystem. The Company's portfolio includes: PopReach Games, a free-to-play mobile game publisher; NotifyAI, a push notification subscription and monetization platform; Q1Media, a digital media advertising services provider; Contobox, an award-winning personalization, eCommerce and creative advertising technology platform; and Ubiquity, an omnichannel marketing network and technology platform. advertisement advertisement SCS will continue to be led by CEO, James Schiefer, who acquired the predecessor firm from his father Carl in 2005. He also becomes an “insider” of PopReach given his status as an officer of SCS. SCS was formed in 2016 through the combination of media agency, Schiefer Media and content creative studio, ChopShop Entertainment. In 2018, SCS acquired digital production agency, Fuel Industries, and in 2021 acquired digital performance marketing boutique, Swarm. SCS has approximately 100 employees with offices in Costa Mesa, Atlanta, and Ottawa. "SCS is a next-generation digital agency with a foundation in data science that aligns perfectly with our strategy to consolidate best of breed companies, rooted in technology and data, to build a rich ecosystem of services and solutions" for brands and advertisers, said Jon Walsh, CEO of PopReach. Mobile Marketing via MediaPost.com: mobile https://ift.tt/mRVsntz April 19, 2023 at 04:55PM
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TikTok Ban 'Unjustified And Unconstitutional,' Tech Industry Tells Montana Governor https://ift.tt/CFBZKx9 A Montana law that would ban the use of TikTok is not justified by national security concerns, the tech industry group NetChoice says in a letter urging Governor Greg Gianforte to veto the bill. “While national security concerns are of paramount importance, they must not be weaponized against politically disfavored businesses and individuals,” NetChoice vice president and general counsel Carl Szabo writes. “Banning access on privately bought and privately owned devices is an extraordinary exercise of government power -- and it’s an unjustified and unconstitutional means to protecting national security.” NetChoice's members include TikTok as well as competing social platforms -- including Google and Meta. Late last week, lawmakers in Montana passed a bill that would prohibit app stores from offering TikTok to users in Montana, and prohibit from people from using TikTok in the state (with some exceptions for law enforcement and other governmental functions). advertisement advertisement The measure doesn't penalize users, but provides for sanctions starting at $10,000 against TikTok and mobile app stores. State lawmakers passed the bill largely due to concerns that TikTok, owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, may share data collected in the U.S. with China. NetChoice says it agrees that the Chinese Communist Party, or CCP, is a security threat, but says banning TikTok isn't the appropriate response. “Rather than target businesses based on their country of origin ... NetChoice supports efforts to hold the CCP -- the true threat -- accountable,” Szabo writes. “Banning TikTok on privately owned devices -- and punishing private third parties like app stores -- does nothing to weaken the CCP. Instead, it punishes Montanans who enjoy TikTok and American businesses lawfully engaged in commerce and speech dissemination.” NetChoice also argues that the bill both conflicts with the First Amendment -- which protects distribution of legal speech -- and “sets a dangerous precedent” that could be followed in other states. “Imposing liability on app stores would be a backdoor attempt at blocking access to constitutionally protected speech -- states like California could prohibit app stores from offering Parler or TruthSocial on the grounds that, because the underlying apps are dangerous, the app stores must act as roving government censors,” the organization says. Mobile Marketing via MediaPost.com: mobile https://ift.tt/mRVsntz April 19, 2023 at 03:31PM
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Snapchat+ Subscription Option Now Has 3M Subscribers https://ift.tt/8OKLXfP Snap Inc. has announced that its subscription option, Snapchat+, now has over 3 million users. At its Snap Partner Summit event in Santa Monica, the company said it will begin inviting Verizon users to buy Snapchat+ subscriptions through the carrier's subscription store, +Play. Snapchat+ originally launched in June 2022. By August, 1 million people were subscribed. By February, the company counted 2 million subscribers, reporting continuous growth. With 375 million daily active users on the platform worldwide, 3 million Snapchat+ subscribers makes up less than 1% of the AR-forward social-messaging app's total users. However, Snap's subscription option is outperforming other leading social giants' paid options like Twitter Blue, which only has a few hundred thousand global subscribers, and Meta's paid Facebook service, which is just getting started. Snap's premium subscribers have been showered with myriad feature releases in the past few months. In February, Snap introduced My AI, a personalized chatbot tool that subscribers can ask questions with and receive AI-generated answers they can then share with friends in the app. advertisement advertisement The My AI chatbot -- which the company says sees nearly 2 million chats per day -- will soon become available to all Snapchatters, although premium users will experience an exclusive feature in which the bot replies to them with an image based on the conversation they are having. Another premium AI-offering includes text prompts for visual AI-generated profile backgrounds, which showcase various design styles that users can choose from. In addition to AI, subscribers have received fun and helpful tools including custom notification sounds, story expiration controls, and a plan gifting option. In February, the company announced that Snapchat+ reached an annual revenue run rate of over $100. Since its launch, Snap has also made $80 million through in-app purchases, according to research reported by digital analytics company Sensor Tower, with more than half of premium subscribers based in the U.S., 10% from the U.K., and 5% from Saudi Arabia, Australia and Canada. Mobile Marketing via MediaPost.com: mobile https://ift.tt/mRVsntz April 19, 2023 at 02:21PM
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Musk: Twitter Will Cooperate On Ad Placement, But Rebuff Content Pressures https://ift.tt/MqO7ryw In a much-anticipated keynote interview with NBCUniversal ad chief Linda Yaccarino during the Possible conference on Tuesday, Twitter owner/CEO Elon Musk said he is fine with cooperating with advertisers on ad placements, but will draw the line at attempts to influence content policy. Musk said he is willing to let Twitter lose money rather than let advertisers determine “what Twitter will do.” His goal, he said, is to achieve a “sensible middle ground” between meeting advertisers’ needs — such as letting their ads be in “certain places” on Twitter, and not others — and ensuring that platform users have “their voice,” reported The Wall Street Journal. Pressed about issues of brand safety, including hate speech, Musk alluded to the policy he declared last fall — “freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach” — and said that policy applies to him, as well as all other users. In his November tweet, he described the policy as “negative/hate tweets will be max deboosted & demonetized, so no ads or other revenue to Twitter… You won’t find the tweet unless you specifically seek it out, which is no different from rest of Internet.” advertisement advertisement As revealed earlier this month, a number of CMOs at major brands had privately expressed concerns about Musk’s upcoming appearance at the Mobile Marketing Association’s (MMA) event in Miami this week. Some expressed particular concern about giving Musk an industry platform, given his “racist rhetoric” and the marked upswing in hate speech on Twitter since he took over, reinstated many formerly banned users and axed the content moderation department. On Tuesday, Musk largely stuck to the freedom of speech/not reach message and assuring advertisers that Twitter has safeguards to prevent inappropriate speech from being near ads, with Twitter’s Community Notes serving as an additional safeguard to stem the spread of misinformation, according to tweeted coverage by investment advisor Gary Black, managing partner, the Future Fund LLC. He argued that these safeguards must be working, because Apple and some other major brands have continued to advertise on Twitter. Must also argued that given that he was the most-viewed user on Twitter even before he acquired it, his political views should not matter to advertisers. Musk’s mission in speaking at the conference was to woo back advertisers for Twitter, which lost more than half of its biggest advertisers last fall due to such brand safety concerns. As of January, Pathmatics data showed about 625 of Twitter’s previous top 1,000 advertisers still not spending on the platform, and ad revenue down about 60% since October 2022. Earlier this month, Musk claimed in an interview that Twitter is now “roughly breaking even,” but the basis for that claim has been elusive. As Forbes noted, recent internal valuations by Twitter suggest it is worth less than half of the $44 billion Musk paid to acquire it. “I’m not sure if advertisers who have left TWTR because of Elon’s actions (fired people, cut costs) will suddenly return as a result of his [MMA] talk,” Black tweeted. “IMO if DAUs continue to rise, hate speech doesn’t increase, and nothing breaks, they will return for the 2024 Election and Olympics.” Mobile Marketing via MediaPost.com: mobile https://ift.tt/Z8JGegj April 19, 2023 at 09:42AM
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What Is Content? And How Does It Launch the Success Of B2B Marketing? https://ift.tt/slGImjx As a content marketer, it’s my job to take the axiom “no stupid questions” to heart. And when it comes to answering the question “What is content?” on a content marketing blog, you may think I’m stretching that skill to its limit. But you would be wrong! Content is often one of those words that means pretty much whatever you want it to mean, depending on the context. Even in 2015 we wrote about 40 different definitions of content. It’s like one of those things where it’s hard to define, but you know it when you see it. Still, for those just starting out, or those who always assumed they knew and are now looking for some deeper understanding, it’s important to step back and define what content is. Once we’ve done that, we can have a clearer idea of why this medium is such an effective option for marketers. What is content?In the marketing world, content is anything that you can consume: blog posts, tweets, podcasts, videos, infographics, memes — if it’s online and someone’s looking at it, chances are it’s content. This is where things get tricky. The conventional wisdom among marketers is that “content marketing” is made up of long-form written material: blog posts, LinkedIn articles, white papers, eBooks, and so on. Heck, even my title, content strategist, is often swapped with copywriter or even just writer. It should be noted that as I write this in 2023, content refers more and more to the whole umbrella of online media one can consume, not just blog posts. In fact, as an agency that provides B2B content marketing services, TopRank Marketing has produced plenty of infographics, podcasts, and even a comic book. [bctt tweet="“If it’s online and someone’s looking at it, chances are it’s content.” — Art Allen @punsultant" username="toprank"]What is content marketing?Content marketing is any written marketing material with the intent of convincing the reader to take an action. In fact, you’re reading content right now! No, I didn’t write this blog post because I want you to hire us (unless you want to…). I have written it with the hope that you’ll read other posts on this blog. The idea here is twofold: one, that you have some helpful content that makes your job as a marketer easier, or at least makes you feel a little smarter; and two, that when it is time to hire a marketing agency, you may just remember how smart those folks at TopRank are. Another way to look at it is this: content marketing is not a hard sell. Content marketing is distinct from advertising in that advertising is content that a brand has paid to be put in front of you, while content marketing is generally not a paid campaign — the reader comes to the content.How does content marketing drive business?While content marketing is certainly a slower approach to attracting customers, it can be highly effective. According to research conducted by MarketingProfs, nearly three quarters (71%) of content marketers said content marketing was more valuable in 2022 than it was in 2021. They attribute this to conversions (cited by 70%) and lead quality (cited by 60%). With that enthusiasm in mind, we should take a look at how content marketing drives business at each stage of the marketing funnel. Let’s say you work for a company that sells a SaaS solution that controls the speed and pitch for a machine that launches penguins long distances (don’t worry, it doesn’t hurt the penguins). Here is how your content might look for a content marketing strategy for each stage of the marketing funnel:Top funnelAs a SaaS provider of control software, you are not the company actually selling the penguin launching machine. However, you have a strong interest in being seen as an expert in the field of penguin launching, so you may write a top funnel blog post answering common search terms about the machine, such as “why launch penguins” and “is the penguin launcher real?” By writing a blog post that answers these questions and tailoring your content to be friendly to Google, you have a good chance of ranking for those search terms. This will not get you customers, but it will establish your credibility in the eyes of search engines, which will help elevate all the content across your site. A common CTA for this type of content is to explore other posts on the blog.Middle funnelWhen penguin launching machine companies are ready to bring their speed and pitch controls to the cloud, they will start the lengthy process of searching for a provider. This is where middle funnel content comes in. Your content marketing approach for this type of content will be to answer more detailed and technical questions about SaaS speed and pitch controls for penguin launchers, such as “penguin launcher speed and pitch tool” and “penguin launch control SaaS.” Writing blog posts like this helps you to be seen as a credible SaaS provider to your target audience. If your content is sufficiently helpful to the reader, they will eventually put your company on the short list for potential SaaS speed and pitch control vendors. A common CTA for this sort of content is to download a whitepaper or read a case study.Bottom funnelWhen a penguin launching company is ready to select a SaaS speed and pitch control vendor, they will need a convincing reason to go with your company. Bottom funnel content can be an effective tool to help convert them into customers. Content at this level should answer specific questions about your offering without coming off as a sales pitch. Validate these claims with customer stories and whatever other data you can. Content at this stage will target search terms such as “plm speed pitch SaaS solution” and branded search terms. Common CTAs for this sort of content are to offers for a free trial or to book a demo. If you like what you read here, you’ll love what my colleagues have to say. Read more blog posts about content marketing on the TopRank Blog.The post What Is Content? And How Does It Launch the Success Of B2B Marketing? appeared first on B2B Marketing Blog - TopRank®. 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