We're in the age of the educated buyer. Hardly anyone makes a purchase of any size anymore without doing some research online before buying. This shift in buying behavior means that marketing and sales processes have to change as well. Brute force..

In the first two Content Marketing articles, we discussed both the awareness and consideration stages of the buyer's journey. We touched on the types of content work well for each. We'll dive into the decision stage in this final article of the..

Consideration stage content has one primary purpose, to compare and contrast various solutions to a known problem or opportunity. Information at this Content Marketing stage should still be educational. It should help prospects decide what to do..

Content Marketing might mean a lot of things to a lot of people, but most people agree on one thing. A good content marketing plan should include content for each of the three stages of the buyer's journey.

There are a lot of new terms being thrown around marketing circles these days. Content marketing may seem innovative, but the concept has been around for generations. Anyone that tells you it's new is spinning a wild yarn. Content marketing is older..