Posts Tagged ‘B2B marcomm’
Thursday, March 21, 2013 by Lisa S.
Your Highness: I’m clued in enough to laugh at those parodies of over-the-top business jargon that periodically make the rounds… but I’m also quite aware of the need to keep my job fit in by embracing the specialized language of my professional peers. What’s an English major turned midlevel marketing manager to do? My dear [...]
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Tags: B2B copywriting, B2B marcomm, Beyond the Style Guide, cliché, clichés, Content Bureau, copy editing, copywriting, email, grammar, jargon, lingo, marcom, marcomm, marketing collateral, marketing communications, rewriting, The Content Bureau, thesaurus, word use, writing
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Monday, March 18, 2013 by Lauren
You’ve started a customer reference program, and found the perfect customer to feature. The draft has been through all your organization’s approval layers. After the customer approves the draft, it’s ready for publication. Approval should be a breeze. A day or two seems reasonable, doesn’t it? After all, the customer did agree to participate. Actually, [...]
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Tags: approvals, approvals process, B2B marcomm, case studies, case study, case study approvals, Content Bureau, customer reference program, marcomm, marketing communications, The Business of Copywriting
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013 by Keven
The other night, I tore open a bag of candy “message” hearts. Actually, two bags, because I bought some of the jumbo-sized ones, too. Studying the mix of pastel hearts scattered on my table, I realized that these traditional Valentine’s Day treats can offer B2B marketers some important lessons. (Admittedly, not much—but they’re a heck [...]
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Tags: B2B copywriting, B2B marcomm, B2B marketing, BE MINE, candy hearts, wisdom
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Monday, November 26, 2012 by Craig
Today’s online marketing campaigns are often forced into the small smartphone viewing area, where everything that can be “above the fold” must be “above the fold.” The name of the game is still the same, however: Getting consumers’ attention and holding it long enough to create an impression that leads to action. Animated videos can [...]
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Tags: animated video, B2B marcomm, Content Bureau, content for online marketing campaigns, marcomm, marketing collateral, marketing communications, online marketing campaigns, online marketing campaigns with video, online video, Techy Designer, video campaigns
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Thursday, February 23, 2012 by Ruth
Looking to pack a big content punch into a small file? Need to convey complex or detailed information, but don’t think your audience can stomach another 20-page white paper? Want your document to be visually interesting and interactive, too? Look no further than an interactive PDF (iPDF). No more paging down to wade through content [...]
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Tags: Autodesk, B2B marcomm, Content Bureau, copywriting, infographics, iPDF, marcomm assets, playbook, SAP, thought leadership
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Friday, October 14, 2011 by Lauren
Flash. Podcasts. iPDFs. Videos. These B2B marcomm asset trends (and emerging trends) can add some serious “oomph” to your messaging.
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Tags: B2B marcomm, infographics, iPDFs, marcomm assets, marcomm trends, podcasts, sales playbooks, videos, voiceovers
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Thursday, November 4, 2010 by Stacy
Have you noticed how many recent Chanel couture campaigns were shot in exotic locations? Fashion has long been about storytelling, but what about B2B marcomm? Ask yourself: how would you prefer to receive information about a gadget you’re considering buying? Via a clever video clip that shows attractive people like you using the gadget, or a PowerPoint full of charts and graphs?
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Tags: B2B marcomm, customer case studies, Google Adweek, market asset, Nick Law, PowerPoint, R/GA, storytelling, video clip
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