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The goal of storytelling in marketing is to capture the heart and captivate the mind of your target audience. When we connect emotionally with consumers, we inspire and motivate them to spread our message. The idea of getting customers to reiterate our stories can be far more compelling than selling it to them.
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Lead generation marketing experts want their brands to be part of their consumer’s everyday lives. People rely on mobile devices to make important and timely decisions. Our networking opportunities increase when we give consumers deliverable solutions. Consequently, our businesses earn attention and leverage influence.
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The problem with this type of internet personalization is that consumers do not get to decide what information comes their way. “[T]he Internet is showing us what it thinks we want to see, but not necessarily what we need to see.” Content we may want is edited out and we are surrounded by “information junk food.” When we are in our own bubbles, we are unable to view content that is relevant to our searches.
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Let’s face it. Online marketing IS keyword research. Without hours of research (and ensuring your research aligns with your goals), how can you expect to have success with PPC, generate quality traffic from SEO or monitor the correct conversations in social media? This isn’t a post to discuss the basics of keyword research, but instead will introduce some often-overlooked tools that can add value to your search and link-building campaigns.
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Through thought leadership initiatives and focusing on delivering value, marketers need to create a different way of telling a story. For example, the fantastic idea of “Angry Birds” broke through the cluttered world of mobile apps and is now downloaded more than 1 million times a day. By engaging the consumers and empowering them to contribute their innovative ideas, marketers give customers the opportunity to be problem-solvers.
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