Comments on: Content Marketing Strategy Building http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:07:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dala Attila Fogarasi http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-743 Dala Attila Fogarasi Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:35:20 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-743 You are the man. Before I forget; THANKS VERY MUCH for the video. Also, thanks for Gary V's videos. He is something else. You kind of take after him, (without the four letter words) but I can see you doing the same thing. You are a good teacher and you know what you are talking about. I do not suck up to anyone less than God,so take this as a Christmas Present. Seriously, I appreciate your teaching in your videos. Goodness knows I need to learn. Dale You are the man. Before I forget; THANKS VERY MUCH for the video.
Also, thanks for Gary V’s videos. He is something else. You kind of take after him,
(without the four letter words) but I can see you doing the same thing. You are a good teacher and you know what you are talking about. I do not suck up to anyone less than God,so take this as a Christmas Present.
Seriously, I appreciate your teaching in your videos. Goodness knows I need to learn.

Dale

]]> By: Russ Henneberry http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-719 Russ Henneberry Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:11:06 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-719 @Kathryn -- Looking forward to the next meet up as well. I am glad you found this info helpful! @Kathryn — Looking forward to the next meet up as well. I am glad you found this info helpful!

]]> By: Kathryn http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-718 Kathryn Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:48:40 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-718 Hey Russ - this is great info! It definitely gets me to thinking how I can better structure my posts/blogs to fit the group I am looking to attract. Also, the info on how to distribute is valuable as well because there are so many various outlets available online today it is important to get the right ones. I like the videos also! Can't wait for the next meetup! Hey Russ – this is great info! It definitely gets me to thinking how I can better structure my posts/blogs to fit the group I am looking to attract. Also, the info on how to distribute is valuable as well because there are so many various outlets available online today it is important to get the right ones.

I like the videos also! Can’t wait for the next meetup!

]]> By: Russ Henneberry http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-695 Russ Henneberry Tue, 15 Dec 2009 17:40:16 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-695 @Tom, Thanks for the comment --- Thanks for the link! @Tom,
Thanks for the comment — Thanks for the link!

]]> By: Tom http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-694 Tom Tue, 15 Dec 2009 17:29:25 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-694 Wow! You covered a lot of really good stuff here. I've been using Twitter to "listen" to discussions about candle holders for a while now. It's an excellent way to learn about your market. I just finished watching Frank Kern's cool video called "State ofthe Internet Address" http://masscontrolsite.com/blog/?p=65 It's a must see for tiny business owners and marketers! Keep up the excellent work Russ! Wow! You covered a lot of really good stuff here.

I’ve been using Twitter to “listen” to discussions about candle holders for a while now. It’s an excellent way to learn about your market.

I just finished watching Frank Kern’s cool video called “State ofthe Internet Address” http://masscontrolsite.com/blog/?p=65

It’s a must see for tiny business owners and marketers!

Keep up the excellent work Russ!

]]> By: Russ Henneberry http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-429 Russ Henneberry Thu, 03 Dec 2009 03:35:20 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-429 @Joe Pulizzi -- Thanks so much for the comment Joe. It is truly difficult to keep up the consistency -- much like a diet or exercise regimen --- it doesn't pay off fast enough and most tiny business owners give up well before they see the power of Content Marketing. @Joe Pulizzi — Thanks so much for the comment Joe. It is truly difficult to keep up the consistency — much like a diet or exercise regimen — it doesn’t pay off fast enough and most tiny business owners give up well before they see the power of Content Marketing.

]]> By: Joe Pulizzi http://www.tinyandmighty.com/content-marketing-strategy-building/comment-page-1#comment-419 Joe Pulizzi Wed, 02 Dec 2009 16:14:12 +0000 http://www.russhenneberry.com/?p=2813#comment-419 Hi Russ...really like what you've put together here. Where I feel tiny businesses make the biggest mistake is actually in consistency. Outside of providing relevant, valuable content to your target, consistency is the most important. When you develop content marketing through a particular channel, that's a content promise. In order for it to truly create engagement with your prospects, you need to keep that process for a long-period of time. One piece of content usually doesn't change behavior...it's many over a period of time. Many small businesses give up after just a few months because they don't see results. In my experience, it takes at least six to really see any impact at all. Keep up the great work. Joe Hi Russ…really like what you’ve put together here.

Where I feel tiny businesses make the biggest mistake is actually in consistency. Outside of providing relevant, valuable content to your target, consistency is the most important.

When you develop content marketing through a particular channel, that’s a content promise. In order for it to truly create engagement with your prospects, you need to keep that process for a long-period of time. One piece of content usually doesn’t change behavior…it’s many over a period of time.

Many small businesses give up after just a few months because they don’t see results. In my experience, it takes at least six to really see any impact at all.

Keep up the great work.
Joe

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