As Stephen Woessner and I teach in our book Sell With Authority, it’s critical for agencies to use content to attract their right fit prospects. When it’s done well and consistently, it can give an agency an unfair advantage over all of their competitors. But what exactly does doing it well mean these days? Author, speaker, and entrepreneur Joe Pulizzi is credited with coining the phrase “content marketing”. His focus is on teaching marketers how they can build a business by being helpful more than relying on more aggressive selling tactics. He brings a lot of passion and enthusiasm for the work that he hopes will inspire your successful game plan.

In this episode of Build a Better Agency, Joe and I discuss the various aspects of content marketing. We look at how it has changed, what is being done wrong, and the many ways to improve your content strategy. We also discuss exit strategies, the importance of building a community, and new ways to think about niche marketing.

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What You Will Learn in This Episode:

What has changed in content marketing and why it changed so fast
What is being done wrong by many agencies?
The need for consistency
The importance of exit strategy planning
Can a generalist agency employ a content strategy?
Why you need to build a community
How to build patience into your lead generation
Niche marketing

EP 297: All about content marketing with Joe Pulizzi