The document discusses the four pillars of content marketing: context, channel, connections, and commerce. It explains that context provides the branding and relevance for content, channel refers to how messages are distributed through various formats and devices, connections encourages engagement and relationship building, and commerce supports sales throughout the entire buying process by providing flexible options.
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Content marketing
1. 4 Pillars of Content
Marketing
Kelsey Abbgy
Anne Beulac
Natalie Emro
Lindsey Kussmaul
Alyssa Morse
3. Content Marketing
Narrative form of marketing
Focuses on consumers needs
Provides consumers with useful
information to aid in purchase decisions
Entertaining and not deceptive
4. Pillar 1: Context
Basis for branding and message relevance
Integrates elements of an organizations
brand
Creates backdrop for conveying story
Supplies the place where content appears
5. Pillar 2: Channel
Distributes messages
Employs variety of conduits
Encompasses a wide range of formats
Delivered via a variety of devices
6. Pillar 3: Connections
Encourages engagement and builds
relationships over time
Creates bait to lure participants in on
other platforms
Enables readers to forward and share
information
Places content on a mixture of platforms
7. Pillar 4: Commerce
Supports sales at every step of the buying
process
View commerce options broadly
Know buying is no longer just the
purchase
Allow prospects to close the deal the
way they want to, when they want to