Content marketing still in development

arzina221 · Post by **arzina221** » Mon Jan 06, 2025 9:45 am

The ICT sector: hot and trending
ICT professionals are hot, but it doesn't stop there. ICT professionals are also incredibly trendy: the hashtag #NM13 has reached Trending Topic number 7 on Twitter. Personally, I think my colleague was wrong: ICT professionals certainly know how, they just have to realize it.

marketing is a marketing technique that B2C and B2B organizations use to create and publish content to establish and maintain relationships with both existing and potential customers. It is all about valuable content that meets the needs of your target audience. In this edition of the Infographic Day series, we will discuss how you as an entrepreneur can successfully use content marketing.

The 'Content Marketing Survey Report 2012' study uk phone data shows that content marketing is developing rapidly: 90 percent of respondents consider this form of marketing important, but only 38 percent have a well-thought-out strategy. And this last point is of great importance. Because without a well-thought-out strategy, you cannot use content marketing effectively.

l to potential customers. Create a pinboard for each theme, and post photos that relate to that theme.

Take Granny's Finest for example , socially sustainable knitted fashion from the Netherlands. For their fall collection they made a pinboard with the title 'collection fall' - with pictures of their fall collection that linked to the products on the site. Orderable immediately. And it doesn't stop at their own products. They have all kinds of other themes, such as an inspiration pinboard for the interior . With all kinds of leftovers that fit their 'overall' theme. These images can be repinned, and in this way others quickly end up on their Pinterest page.

Tip 2: Add price banners & links to your webshop
Okay, that's all well and good, but how do you actually get some action? How do you make sure that Pinterest leads new visitors to your website and that your products or services are actually bought.