How has B2B content marketing changed since the start of the pandemic? What challenges do content marketers face? What do successful content marketers do that set them apart from others? Answers to these questions and more can be gleaned from a new report on content marketing trends.

What is conversational writing? It is a way of writing that imitates everyday speech. Instead of reading like a textbook, it reads more like a conversation between two friends. 

Writing conversationally is not just about relaying facts. While your content is meant to teach your audience, conversational content uses a more relaxed, approachable style than, say, an industry white paper would. Let's look at some conversational writing tips that will help you to succeed.

As content marketing progresses, we learn more and more about how audiences interact with our content. And as we understand more, we're able to create the best content possible, whether for our business or personal brand.

If you are working to develop your personal brand, content creation is absolutely critical.

Your B2B content strategy is like a machine -- it needs regular maintenance to run smoothly. And that's where content marketing tools come in. Tools help you to maintain your content strategy and get the best results. And we've seen some amazing tools come out recently that we want to tell you about.

Content has ruled digital strategies for the past couple decades now -- and with that reign, we've seen some great content writing, as well as some misfires. But that's all human error -- unavoidable, right? Well, the recent evolution of AI has given us reason to think again.

A dependable B2B content marketing strategy has become a mainstay in many businesses. But many companies are hitting a wall -- not notching all the results that they want. What should they do?

Say you notice a water spot on your ceiling. Would you demand an entire, new roof? Of course not. You would take the time to examine where it has come from and how to patch it. The same can be said of content marketing in B2B. Many businesses are noticing issues -- but these issues are easily fixed by examining your strategy and finding ways to improve it.

There's no doubt that content marketing is a powerful strategy. But what happens when the content you create doesn't get the attention you want? That's where content promotion strategies can help.

Your B2B PR strategy is much like a clock -- when you take off the face, you come head to head with many moving parts that all work to give you that end result. Each gear has its own job, which is essential to the smooth function of the overall product.

One such component is owned media, which includes the writing and self-publishing of articles. Let's take a few moments to look a little closer at this component and see how it can work for your strategy.

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B2B content creation is much like creating anything else. It takes hard work and time to create something of quality that people will admire and use for years to come.

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"B2B content marketing is so easy, anyone can do it." I've heard this idea thrown around countless times. And I can't help but shake my head at the notion. Yeah, sure, anybody can write a blog, but that doesn't mean it's going to have an audience. It takes a lot more than basic writing skills to create successful B2B content.