With an overwhelming amount of content in the digital realm, how can we as marketers ensure our content stands out from the crowd and captivates our audience?
Content marketing is very dynamic so in order to capture and maintain the audiences' interest, creativity is a necessity.
Here are some creative strategies for effective content marketing
Trends and Memes: the digital landscape is always evolving therefore we need to stay updated with the current trends and reflect that in our marketing. The use of viral memes makes our content more relatable and shareable; they often evoke joy therefore creating a positive brand association. Because this content resonates well with the audience, it will boost engagement and relevance.
Varied Formats: experimenting with a mix of content mediums like blogs, videos and podcasts enables us to cater to diverse audience preferences. It allows fluidity in how we share information to consumers. Podcasts are particularly useful for audiences who consume content on the go; videos are useful to convey messages effectively (like how-to videos)
User-generated Content: encourages the audience to create and share content relating to the brand, enhancing brand credibility and social proof. People are more inclined to trust a brand that has real customer reviews. As marketers we could also host content creation contests and implement winning content as part of our marketing campaigns, encouraging more audience participation. UGC creates a sense of belonging, encouraging audiences to be part of the brands journey.
Interactive Content: includes, polls, quizzes, VR encouraging users to actively participate with the content. It is an exciting and engaging strategy that enhances brand retention, which can increase conversion rates. This content provides a personalized experience, and we can gather valuable insights through user responses, which can be used in customer profiling.
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Let your imagination lead, after all… Imagination is the spark of innovation.
(Disclaimer: This content is for the sole purpose of teaching and learning at Edith Cowan University.)
Suzie Millinga
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