Communicators Invest Heavily in Content Marketing

Content Marketing Takes Off:Business-to-consumer (B2C) communicators are heavily using—and significantly investing in—content marketing, says a new study conducted by the Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs and sponsored by Pace.

According to the study, 86% of B2C organizations market with content—regardless of company size or industry.

Some of the nuggets from the study:

  • B2C organizations use an average of 12 tactics. The most popular tactics include social media (excluding blogs) (84%), articles on a company’s website (84%), e-newsletters (78%) and blogs (77%).

  • While these results are similar to the habits among B2B marketers, B2C marketers are using mobile content, mobile apps, print magazines and print newsletters more often than their B2B peers.

  • For B2C marketers, Facebook is the most popular platform by far, with 90% of respondents indicating they use this for content distribution. This differs from B2B, in which LinkedIn is the most popular platform, with 83% of respondents using this (compared with 51% of B2C marketers).

  • Akin to B2B companies, B2C communicators are investing heavily in content marketing. They now spend 28% of their marketing budgets on content marketing, and 55% of B2C marketers plan to increase their content marketing spend within the next year.

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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One response to “Communicators Invest Heavily in Content Marketing

  1. Content to attract Consumers

    It is becoming increasingly necessary for the companies to have communication professionals who can manage and write original and quality content.

    Is there a magic formula to gain Consumers on Internet? No, isn’t but, in fact, the truest and best answer is Good Content.

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