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Content marketing is not just for "leads." Content is how you earn trust at scale. Only 3% of your B2B audience is ready to buy. The other 97%? They don't know you. You need to create for the 97% too. So when they are ready to buy? → They trust your brand → Think of you first Content = trust ✌️ -- 👋 Follow Mark P. Jung for more marketing content. Agree? ♻️ Repost to share!
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Fantastic. I love preaching this everyday to clients - when I question why an ad with a random claim on it will win someone over or that someone will hand over half a million dollars for a contract because of a good one liner you have, it's usually a response of, "well so marketing doesn't work then?" No. Marketing works, but you need content, white papers, docs, case studies, and more to showcase what you do - not just a product link or demo link and a good picture.
Only good content can build trust. I've noticed that poorly AI-generated content can feel impersonal, harming trust and how people perceive it. When content resonates with the target audience, it has the magical power to generate leads over time (as B2B cycles take longer to see immediate results). Effective content strategies can also contribute to overall sales, as B2B buyers are typically analytical and assess businesses' presence carefully before making decisions.
Ohhh love this perspective shift. Very true
Building a content is like building a highway that leads to your store. You still have the option to use the old village path with alll the limitations.
Transparency and Vulnerability are the most essential ingredients to a marketing campaign. Without these two ingredients, the content creator will never be able to build that trust. This is a great post 🔥🔥🔥
Im going to steal that ❤️❤️❤️
Founder @ Authority | Turn attention into authority on LinkedIn → AuthorityB2B.com | Podcast Host of “Marketing Notes”
1w📌 TIP: You can never repeat your "WHY" too much. Repeat your why ♻ → Over and over and over. That's how you build your brand moat.