Post by account_disabled on Dec 2, 2023 3:21:16 GMT -5
Rocket Post published an article dedicated to content marketing trends , in which it talked about, among other things, real-time marketing, Instagram and user-generated content. An excellent analysis, definitely worth signing. Reading that post made me reflect on another attitude that is fashionable today, that of the immediacy of contents . It was precisely the words "real time", "user generated content" and "Instagram" that gave me the idea for this article: perhaps, when it happens, we don't even realize it, but today we are dedicated to creating instant content both on our blog and on social media. A race to see who gets there first: seize the fleeting moment The risk is that of missing the train, of missing an opportunity that will never come again.
Content marketing involves constant attention to everything that happens around us, especially in our reference niche. Bloggers and copywriters have several tools available to monitor their market: newsletter feeds Google Phone Number Data alerts Lists and hashtags on Twitter Circles and hashtags on Google Plus In the end it all boils down to one action: listening . What? News, trends, problems and discussions: material to create our content. Online customer support is real-time content The Tim channel on Twitter has amazed me twice now: in reality, in addition to an official account, there are 3 others from respective operators. Both times, it was enough for me to post a complaint on Twitter mentioning Tim and within seconds I received support.
Instant customer support. But what is it if not instant content? A name, that of Tim, which - even if I don't appreciate its quality very much - is circulating and proves that it has understood how social media is used for marketing. Because those immediate response tweets are to be considered content marketing in all respects. Customer support is also a form of content marketing: instant and quality. How many companies have understood this? The instantaneousness of Instagram On this social network, which I appreciate more than any other ever, we can publish instant shots.
Content marketing involves constant attention to everything that happens around us, especially in our reference niche. Bloggers and copywriters have several tools available to monitor their market: newsletter feeds Google Phone Number Data alerts Lists and hashtags on Twitter Circles and hashtags on Google Plus In the end it all boils down to one action: listening . What? News, trends, problems and discussions: material to create our content. Online customer support is real-time content The Tim channel on Twitter has amazed me twice now: in reality, in addition to an official account, there are 3 others from respective operators. Both times, it was enough for me to post a complaint on Twitter mentioning Tim and within seconds I received support.
Instant customer support. But what is it if not instant content? A name, that of Tim, which - even if I don't appreciate its quality very much - is circulating and proves that it has understood how social media is used for marketing. Because those immediate response tweets are to be considered content marketing in all respects. Customer support is also a form of content marketing: instant and quality. How many companies have understood this? The instantaneousness of Instagram On this social network, which I appreciate more than any other ever, we can publish instant shots.