When John Watton of Expedia Affiliate Network and Stan get on the topic of content (and what makes the difference between forgettable content and memorable content), opinions really start to fly. And why? Because it’s clearly something they care about, and something that matters.
Amongst the little gems from the chat:
The world is littered with B2B data sheets and white papers that are just so dull…Marketers need to remember that humans are going to read this stuff, not just robots.
A crime among B2B marketers is simply thinking that anyone really gives a damn about what you’re talking about.
We think too much about how to stand out against our 3-4 competitors, when we should really be thinking about how we get through amongst hundreds of competing signals.
If you want to know what some of the leading B2B and content marketers in the field think about content today, this is a clip to watch. And if you’re missing the context for this interview and want a quick intro, see Stan’s quickie intro.
Also, after the video, see links to all of the previous clips released from this B2B Masters interview.
B2B Masters interview part one: Talking about the role of the senior marketer today
B2B Masters interview part two: The relationship between B2B sales and marketing
B2B Masters interview part three: How marketing technology levels the playing field
B2B Masters interview part four: B2B social media for better or worse
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