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Marketing Rule number one [And great examples for following it]

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Page 1: Marketing Rule Number One (And Two)

Marketing

Rule number one

[And great examples for following it]

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It’s very simple.

Satisfy your customers’ needs.

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? How do I create interesting content about... (insert dull category here)?

A very common content marketing

question:

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? But it’s a bad question.Because it’s the wrong question.

On one hand, it’s a good question.

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?How do I excite my readers?A better question:

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Develop pathological empathy for your readers.

“~ Ann Handley

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i Themselves.

Your customers only care about one thing.

Their lives. Their work. Their goals.

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! They’re fascinating.

And your customers aren’t dull.

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And you’re on your way to creating

great content.

Understand how to tap into their pleasures and pains.

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I want to show you how it’s done.

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I chose a subject we can agree is far from sexy.

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Toilet paper is dull.

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Charmin’s “SitOrSquat” is not.It’s a smart and useful mobile app.

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Diapers are dull.

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Pampers’ “Love, Sleep & Play” is not.It’s a website about caring for your children.

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Kitty litter is dull.

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The “Make Meow a Star”interactive feature is not.

It’s one of the many gameson the Fresh Step websitewhich enables you to play with your favorite cat photos.

[Hey, my kitty, Bo, is the star here.]

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Dog poop bags are dull.

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“Dispenser Aventure”is not.

It’s Earth Rated’s highly engaging

Instagram photo contest for dog lovers.

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Toilet bowl cleaner is dull.

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Clorox’s “Ick-tionary” is not.It’s one of the many funny, interactive features

on the company’s “Laugh” website.

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Adult diapers are dull.

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“The Great American Try-On” is not.It was Depend’s video contest featuring television and NFL stars.

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Toilet deodorizer is dull.[Or at least you would expect as much.]

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“Girls Don’t Poop” is not.It’s a hilarious and viral video from Poo-Pourri.

> Presented on the following slide.

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The best content is content so useful that people would pay for it if you asked them to do so.

“~ Jay Baer

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Marketing

Rule number two

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Also simple.Have some fun two, too.

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“The Web’s Crappiest ContentSeven Stinkers.”

Based on the article:

I’m Barry.Talk to me about your content marketing needs,