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Content Marketing Revolution

Seize Control of Your Market in Five Steps

Dane Brookes

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Buyer Personas+
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Question 1 of 8
According to the book, what is a common marketing strategy that is 'sure to fail'?
  • A. Creating fictional characters to represent target customers
  • B. Simply telling customers to make a purchase
  • C. Outsourcing content creation to freelance writers
  • D. Reusing internal reports and analyses as marketing material
Question 2 of 8
When auditing existing internal content, what does the author recommend doing with poorly written or outdated material?
  • A. Rewrite it immediately using a casual and funny tone
  • B. Publish it as amateur content to appear more authentic to customers
  • C. Discard it if it does not represent how you want your company to be seen
  • D. Archive it in a separate Excel spreadsheet for future internal training
Question 3 of 8
In the context of setting content marketing objectives, what does the 'A' in the SMART principle stand for?
  • A. Actionable
  • B. Authentic
  • C. Agreed
  • D. Ambitious
Question 4 of 8
What is the primary purpose of identifying 'decision criteria' when building a buyer persona?
  • A. To understand which product features make or break a customer's buying decision
  • B. To determine the demographic location and age range of the target audience
  • C. To calculate the exact budget required to reach that specific customer group
  • D. To discover the overarching big aims of the company's marketing strategy
Question 5 of 8
During the 'consideration' stage of the buying process, which type of content is most effective according to the text?
  • A. Informative blog posts about general industry topics
  • B. Pricing guides and detailed explanations of return policies
  • C. Customer testimonials and reviews highlighting brand quality
  • D. Social media prize draws to encourage word-of-mouth marketing
Question 6 of 8
How does the author define a 'sweet spot' in content marketing?
  • A. The specific time of day when a target audience is most active on social media
  • B. The exact price point that maximizes both sales volume and profit margins
  • C. A market gap where competitors have failed to offer adequate products
  • D. The point where a company's professional expertise and the needs of its customers overlap
Question 7 of 8
Why does the author recommend developing a style guide for your content marketing?
  • A. To guarantee that all content goes viral on social media platforms
  • B. To ensure content remains consistent and cohesive both online and offline
  • C. To replace the need for professional copywriters and graphic designers
  • D. To track rapidly shifting trends among prospective customers
Question 8 of 8
According to the final summary, which tool is recommended if you want to know how your brand is perceived in general?
  • A. Gather Content
  • B. Google Analytics
  • C. Social Mention
  • D. Hootsuite

Content Marketing Revolution — Full Chapter Overview

Content Marketing Revolution Summary & Overview

Content Marketing Revolution (2015) is your introduction to pioneering new strategies in digital marketing today. These blinks guide you through the process of developing and implementing a content marketing strategy, helping you optimize your advertising efforts.  

Who Should Listen to Content Marketing Revolution?

  • Companies of any size looking for alternative marketing strategies
  • Marketing teams looking to update their tools
  • Business leaders keen to revolutionize their brand

About the Author: Dane Brookes

Dane Brookes is a content marketing and communication expert, with a background in business journalism and content strategy. Brookes was head of the editorial department of a major publishing house and has managed digital marketing for several other companies.

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