Repurposing content is like restoring a classic car. It depends on your perspective. What to some people is junkyard worthy, others see as the next hottest car on the block. The same can be true with your B2B content marketing and B2B PR strategy.

(Editor's note: To ensure you have the latest information, we have updated this popular post)

Both content marketing and public relations can alone make the difference between meh and stellar results. But combine the two and you can hit it out of the park. Let's consider why PR and content marketing are a good combination, and how you can use the two effectively to bolster your strategy.

A lot of hard work and thought goes into converting someone into a lead -- from an irresistible offer, to an enticing CTA, and a killer landing page.  But even before someone notices your offer, there's a lot you can do to prime the wheels of the B2B lead generation machine -- and content marketing plays a big part!

Owned content, also known as owned media, is just one part of the puzzle in your PR strategy. An effective strategy also includes earned, shared, and paid media. This post will address how you can most effectively use the content you publish and own to move your brand ahead.

Only 37% of B2B marketers have a documented B2B content marketing strategy! 

Your B2B content marketing strategy plays a powerful role in a buyer’s journey. We’ve known for years that it helps to build brand awareness and overall trust in a company. But new research shows that a strong B2B content strategy goes beyond simple information; it influences audiences.

B2B content is the word du jour with many companies having invested int their own B2B content marketing strategy. Today, it's s no longer a matter of companies implementing content within their marketing plan. The issue now is using that content to its fullest potential.

(Editor's note: This post was updated on September 3, 2018)

A lot has changed in the realm of B2B marketing strategies over the past few years. New technologies have entered the market. Executives have new demands on marketers. How can you not only keep up, but pass these hurdles with flying colors?

A successful thought leadership strategy needs to stay on top of new tools as they become available. Facebook Live is such a tool. It’s like the newest kid on the playground -- and while some have welcomed him with open arms, others are more skeptical, and hold him at a distance.

(We recently updated this popular post to reflect the latest inbound research). 

The idea of a B2B inbound marketing strategy started some 10 years ago in response to growing frustration with traditional, outbound marketing tactics. What started as the runt of the litter has grown into a must-have for many businesses.