¡Bienvenido de nuevo! Sé que estás ansioso por leer las últimas 15 ideas increíbles para tu contenido de marketing, ¡así que no te haré esperar más!

Si no pudiste ver las primeras 15  ideas, puedes hacerlo aquí!!

 Sigamos, ¿vale?

El contenido que produces puede crear o romper tu marketing. Buen contenido puede ayudarte a cautivar a  tu audiencia, mientras que el contenido promedio es descartado e ignorado. Cuando hablamos de buen contenido nos referimos a todo lo que conecta directamente con los deseos y necesidades de tus clientes ideales y les proporciona razones para creer en tu negocio.

Si últimamente has tenido problemas con el ‘bloqueo del escritor’ y no puedes pensar en buenas ideas para tu contenido ni nada sobre que escribir, ¡no te preocupe más!

En este blog dividido en 2 partes, compartiré contigo 30 ideas increíbles para tu contenido de marketing; 15 ideas primero y luego el resto en la parte 2.

¿Estás listo? ¡Comencemos!

Ya han pasado cuatro semanas desde que todo esto comenzó y el futuro se ve prometedor. Esperamos que en algunas semanas podamos regresar a trabajar en la oficina e interactuar cara a cara de nuevo con nuestros clientes.

La situación por la que estamos pasando ha sido complicada para todos, antes de compartir con ustedes el tema del blog de esta semana, me gustaría tomar un momento para agradecer todos los sacrificios que hemos hecho para proteger a los más vulnerables y romper la cadena de COVID-19. Nuestros esfuerzos no han sido en vano, muchas gracias a todos!

Sabemos que los negocios se encuentran en una situacion complicada, por eso el contenido de este blog es para dar informacion util que puede ayudar a tu negocio. Puede que alguno de ustedes ya hayan visto esta informacion en nuestro ultimo boletin informativo, pero desde entonces han habido nuevas noticias. 

Four weeks down and the signs are positive that in a few weeks’ time, we may be able to return to our premises of work and interact face to face our customers again.

It has been a tough few weeks, so before I dive headfirst into the topic of this week’s blog, I want to take a moment to acknowledge the sacrifices we have all made in order to protect our vulnerable and break the chain of COVID-19. Our efforts have not been in vain, well done.

We know times are tough for business right now, so the content of this blog is dedicated to providing vital links of support that can help your business weather this storm. Some you may have already seen as they were mentioned in our last newsletter, but others have only been announced this week.  

In our previous blog “Your cheat sheet of 30 killer content marketing ideas”, we have focused on how to start a conversation with your customers and provided you with suggested topics to keep them interested in what you have to say.

Which is great, but none of that matters if your writing skills are so poor that the reader can’t make sense of what you have written and stops reading straight after the first couple of sentences. 

Here are our top tips to improve your writing and ensure that your readers come back for more.

Welcome back! I know you are eager to read the last 15 killer content marketing ideas, so I won’t keep you waiting any longer! 

Let’s continue, shall we?

Content either make or break your marketing. Great content can help you earn the right to your audience’s time while average content will be dismissed and ignored. Good content connects directly with your ideal customers’ wants and needs and provides them with reasons to believe in your business.

If you’ve struggled with writers' block and can’t think of any good content ideas to write about, then stress no more!

In this two-part series blog, I’ll share 30 killer content marketing ideas with you; 15 ideas first and then the rest in part 2.

Ready? Let’s dive in! 

Over the last month or so, I have found myself at several informal networking events. Social events and catch-ups have created many opportunities to meet new people, be merry and to broaden my network.

However, over the course of these events, something became abundantly clear. The one thing Kiwis hate more than an Aussie on a cricket pitch is a fellow Kiwi who is blowing their own trumpet. Kiwis are a humble, easy-going bunch who are fiercely independent and that translates into a hell of a lot of downplaying when it comes to answering that very tricky question “so, what do you do?”.