#ContentMarketing

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When it comes to B2B marketing, there are not a lot of great books out there. For the most part, the books that do exist focus on the novi...

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Fifteen years ago one of the best selling books on content marketing hit shelves and I find myself reflecting on what has and hasn’t changed in those years.

LinkedIn made some good moves last year that I’ve seen pay off for our suite of B2B clients.

I sit and stare at the screen, a blank page and a blinking cursor, trying to figure out the best way to word-smith my message to a target account.

If you’re an organic search marketer, you know the industry has been fundamentally disrupted over the last two years.

If your brand’s content arm has been active for a few years, I’m guessing you have plenty of material that can be revised to help you show up more prominently in AI search answers — we’ll call this AEO throughout the article.

There was a time when content marketing followed a predictable formula: pick a keyword, write 2,000 words around it, sprinkle in some headers and wait for Google to notice.

If you think content marketing is still about writing blog posts and filling an editorial calendar, the job market says otherwise.