Every day, consider your marketing career mindset. You can plan all you want, but at some point, you need to get to work, create something your audience will love, and launch it. You’ll probably make mistakes and face roadblocks along the way. But whatever goal you have for your marketing strategy, getting and staying organized will help you on your path to success.
Today, we’re talking to Kelly Napoli, who is the content marketing coordinator at Obermiller Nelson Engineering (ONE). Learn how to collaborate with subject matter experts (SMEs), importance of taking risks with your marketing, and why starting is more important than anything else.
Some of the highlights of the show include:
- ONE is trying a bit of everything with its content marketing to see what works and what doesn’t
- Marketers should pick SMEs’ brains to figure out what clients find interesting
- It works better and smoother to have a conversation with SMEs vs. asking them to write marketing content
- Lessons Learned: Once you’ve got a plan, implement it or nothing gets done
- Personas: Have conversations about your target market
- Provide audience with content that’s beneficial for them; at the same time, you don’t necessarily want to give away your secret sauce
- Efficient collaboration with remote teams involves utilizing tools, including phones and video chats
- Email is not always the most efficient way to communicate
- CoSchedule advances you through the collaboration and communication process
- Organization is Key: Find what works for you; for ONE, it’s CoSchedule
- You pay for software, so use it; focus on what needs to get done
- If you have multiple projects and tasks, stay organized by using task templates and Excel spreadsheets
- Going from two to four new blog posts monthly to be consistent and productive; publish content to produce results and influence certain perceptions
- Get organized in chaos behind marketing management; turn to CoSchedule, learn from your mistakes, and find software to help you stay organized
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