Marketing Templates: Good or Bad?
A marketing template is the mandatory design, layout and copy applied to your collateral, whether it’s postcards, brochures, posters, promotional products or websites. Inherent in every template is the ability to customize some, but not all, portions of the collateral. Every industry uses some version of templates. For example, when you buy a car, you choose the color but not the chassis.
Okay, Content Isn’t the Only Thing
The better the content on your website or in your newsletter, the more likely people will find out about your company and start to develop a relationship with it. However, that can take a long, long time, and you probably don’t want to wait forever. So don’t discount traditional marketing techniques. They may not be as effective as content marketing in the long-term, but they’re invaluable (and necessary) when you’re just starting to build an audience…unless you have a few years.
Conference Marketing with Content
One of the great challenges of conference management is getting people to attend. What a struggle conference marketing can be, especially when times are tough and everyone tries to save money on travel and lodging. All the old marketing message and techniques no longer seem to work. Fortunately, there is a new way to attract people to your conferences, but the method is counterintuitive. It takes a new mode of thinking and a desire to reach out to more prospects than ever before.
Content Marketing Only Works if the Content Is Good
Two companies execute the same inbound marketing strategy in exactly the same way. Each company authors a whitepaper on the same topic. The whitepaper is offered free to a targeted mailing list. The same number of people are intrigued by the offer and request the free whitepaper. Both companies follow up with these prospects in exactly the same way. Yet, one company converts significantly more business than the other. Want to know why?
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