Over the years, content marketing has made incredible strides. What used to be considered more 8-Bit tactics such as print and articles, have evolved into more immersive tactics like interactive and video which truly brings audiences into the “game”.
And while the days of 2D 8-bit side scroller content may be gone, that doesn’t mean we should abandon everything we’ve learned about content.
To help uncover some of the tried and true content marketing tactics that have stood the test of time, we’ve tapped into the minds of some of Content Marketing World’s top speakers who shared expert advice in our new eBook: The Ultimate Guide to Conquering Content Marketing.
But first, here are some fun fun 8-bit videos featuring your favorite content marketing experts and a preview into the type of game-winning advice you can find in our new guide.
Content Marketing Strategy Experts
Featuring: Robert Rose, Nichole Kelly, Tim Washer, Ellie Mirman, Peter Krmpotic and Tamsen Webster
Content Marketing Planning
Featuring: Amanda Todorovich, Courtney Cox, Eli Schwartz, Jay Acunzo, Carla Johnson, Heather Pemberton Levy, Zari Venhaus and Andy Crestodina
Content Marketing Creation
Featuring: Ann Handley, Melanie Deziel, Mitch Joel, Michelle Park Lazette, Pam Didner and Dave Charest
Content Marketing Amplification & Distribution
Featuring: Ian Cleary, Lee Odden, Vishal Khanna, Juntae DeLane, Doug Kessler, Joe Pulizzi, Justin Levy and Heidi Cohen
Content Marketing Measurement
Featuring: Christopher Penn, Mathew Sweezey, Michael Brenner, Michael Pratt, Ron Tite and Matt Heinz
34 Classic Content Marketing Tactics from Top CMWorld Speakers
Robert Rose
Chief Troublemaker, The Content Advisory
@Robert_Rose
Classic Content Tip: As part of the creation process, we have to ask how every piece of content we create delivers value to our audience first, and us second. It is an approach that will never fail. @Robert_Rose #CMWorld Click To Tweet
Nichole Kelly
Chief Consciousness Officer, The Conscious Marketing Institute
@nichole_kelly
Classic Content Tip: Interview customers to get short, actionable advice that other organizations can learn from. This can be published via video, audio or a simple text Q+A. @timwasher #CMWorld Click To Tweet Classic Content Tip: Time and time again, I turn to blogging: it’s a simple way to house a variety of content even as it evolves to serve different media, channels, and strategies. @ellieeille #CMWorld Click To Tweet
Amanda Todorovich
Senior Director – Content & Creative Services, Cleveland Clinic
@amandatodo
Classic Content Tip: Great content answers questions and solves problems for your customers. When you do that – no matter what platform or format – it works and generates engagement every time. @amandatodo #CMWorld Click To Tweet
Eli Schwartz
Director of Organic Product, SurveyMonkey
@5le
