Great content doesn't happen by accident. It's usually a byproduct of refined processes that help teams work together efficiently and effectively. However, planning editorial workflows and implementing content creation processes can be challenging.
Today’s guest is Justin Zimmerman from Salesmsg. Justin talks about how marketing teams can develop and implement editorial workflows and content creation processes to create better content.
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Quotes from Justin Zimmerman:
“Self-reflection and experience really allow me to look at the word process not as a dirty word, but as a way to align teams.”
“Flow state is, I think, the ultimate outcome of teams working together towards a common goal and feeling that sense of higher purpose.”
“I think words matter because they give an indication of the actions that follow them.”
“Workflow is the way that connects where we are today with the progress and results that we want.”
Do you believe in the power of personal video in video outreach or do you remain skeptical? If a pitch for something isn’t interesting on its own, how will a video that takes longer to watch than reading a simple email grab your attention and sway your opinion?
Today’s guest is David Jay, founder of Warm Welcome, a personal video platform. Discover the value of video, how video can be used, and its full potential by making business communication that scales and creates personal conversations and human connections.
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Quotes from David Jay:
“Video can be personalized or it can just be personal. There’s kind of different directions you can go with it.”
“There's a lot of ways to use video in our business.”
“The first thing not to do is don’t think of it selfishly. Don’t think of it as a way to get what you want. Every sales and marketer, we’re guilty of this.”
“I think business is built on trust, and trust is built through relationships.”
Audience growth - whether in the context of social media followers, email list, podcast listeners, or YouTube subscribers - whatever the case may be, it's easy to believe that more is always better.
Today’s guest is Matt Johnson, author of MicroFamous: Become Famously Influential to the Right People. Also, Matt is the founder of a podcast PR agency, Pursuing Results, and host of the MicroFamous podcast. He talks about how to be micro-famous with the right people and learn to grow as an influencer within a given niche.
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Quotes from Matt Johnson:
“When I go to an industry conference, it's full of my ideal people. I absolutely want everybody there to know who I am. That's really what it means to be MicroFamous.”
“If you're not number one, you're facing an uphill battle.”
“You want to be famously influential, but not to everyone, just to the exact right people.”
“The thing that generated sales was delivering the exact right content that the right people cared deeply about and it resonated with them.”
If you have a podcast, are you repurposing your content assets across other channels and formats? If not, then you are missing out on opportunities to reach potential listeners and customers.
Today’s guest is Holly Pels, Vice President of Marketing at Casted – a podcast platform for B2B marketers. Holly talks about how and why marketers should turn their podcast into a content creation engine to drive return on investment (ROI).
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Quotes from Holly Pels:
“Podcasting is a channel that is very authentic. It’s two people having a conversation versus what a brand necessarily wants you to hear.”
“Content planning is really important when it comes to podcasting, but this is much richer, better, engaging content than anything.”
“Traffic is great but conversion is better.”
“If it seems to be resonating with our audience, we want to make sure that we’re giving them more.”