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30 Remarkable Content Marketing Facts and Statistics for 2013 (and 2014)

Webbiquity SMM

And it continues to expand: 82% of marketers plan to increase their budgets for content marketing in 2014. In another study, 35% of marketing professionals worldwide cited content marketing as their leading focus in 2013, followed by social media (25%) and SEO (15%). ” ( Social Media Today ). eMarketer ).

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59 Killer Content Marketing Stats: 2014 Edition

Writtent Blog

Content marketing costs 62% less than traditional marketing and generates about 3 times as many leads. 57% of marketers report custom content is their top marketing priority for 2014. 82% of marketers who blog see positive ROI for their inbound marketing. Buckle your seatbelts, because this is going to be epic: 1. Source: CMI ).

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3 Day Social Media Intensive – Hands on! Sydney 2014

Laurel Papworth

Shares Hiya, I’m running my last 3 Day social media intensive for this year, in December. A very practical course with small group (about 10 people) – bring your laptop to set up tools for improving Facebook, Twitter, blogs, social media press releases, measurement, strategy, campaigns and so on.

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Proving Value vs ROI in PR

Proactive Report

2014 will see more emphasis on reporting PR results. His panel was about measurement, proving value and ROI. The areas where PR can show ROI are: Revenue generation – One example is Rosetta Stone’s discovery of the over-50 market and their partnership with AARP. Proving Value. Value is subjective.

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How to Create Achievable Social Media Goals

Sprout Social

Social media goals operate in the same way. Social media marketing spending in the US is expected to more than double from $7.52 billion in 2014 to $17.34 A key to justifying your social media work is setting up measurable goals that can showcase improvements in your digital presence. Improve ROI.

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Why I Think Social Media Is For Branding and Engagement, Not Traffic or Revenue

Buffer Social

Social media is changing. When marketers first started using social media as a marketing channel, there was less content, less noise, and people were willing to click on almost everything they saw on their news feed. Social media is no longer a megaphone. Social media is becoming a conversation.

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2018 Social Media Trends Report: 10 Key Insights Into the Present and Future of Social Media

Buffer Social

Social media is changing at a rapid pace. For example, the content format Stories was introduced on several major social media platforms slightly more than a year ago. To succeed on social media, it’s essential to stay ahead of the curve and understand the latest social media trends.