One way to consider the difference, says Michael Brenner, in an article available at www.contentmarketinginstitute.com, is the destination.
Adding content and making it a destination! |
In other words,Brenner says, get focused on attracting an audience to an experience (that's the destination) that you own, build and optimize to achieve your marketing objectives.
Have you had a chance to see CPS' Social Media Wall? It's a great destination for content -- and the audience helps develop the content!
You're able to develop traditional marketing copy and images around your product and brand-- and add social media content developed by you and your audience.
Now, you're creating a content brand and sharing the development and viewing with your audience!
Take a look at our web video and consider whether this unique, tradigital experience would help make your sales/leasing office a content destination!
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