You’re convinced. Content marketing is the way to grow your MSP. Now what? To really get the most out of content marketing, you need a good strategy. And you need a strategy that’s going to work for your business. That means you’re not going to find a one-size-fits-all strategy.
Content marketing is all about connecting with your clients. It’s not about selling one specific product over another. It’s about positioning your business as a valuable and relevant resource that your clients have already come to trust and depend on, even before they buy anything from you.
Strong, empathetic marketing accountability can turn an entire marketing strategy around and pull a team closer together. Use accountability to build your team up. Focus on solutions, not problems. Focus on the root cause, not blame. Focus on improvement, not lack of performance.
When it comes to your IT marketing strategy, there’s a lot to consider. But if you tackle everything in the right order, you’ll come out on the other side with a functional and effective plan in your hands.
Before you get to the fun side of marketing—creating your strategy, choosing tactics and reaping the benefits—you need to know how much you can afford to spend. Exactly how much. That’s right, kids. It’s time to talk about your marketing budget. Let’s get to it.
It’s time to have the talk. The KPI talk. But not just any ol’ KPI talk. The IT marketing KPI talk. So sit down and stay a while, and let’s discuss goals, processes, roast beef sandwiches and more.
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Bob’s Burgers is full of quirky but endearing characters who surprisingly know a thing or two about IT marketing best practices. Learn how to successfully market your brand with help from the Belcher family.