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Cómo el contenido creado por tu comunidad es critico para las empresas B2B en 2023

El mundo del marketing de contenidos está en constante cambio, adoptando nuevos medios y estilos, desde blogs e infografías hasta podcasts y TikToks. A pesar de estas evoluciones, una estrategia fundamental sigue siendo constante: es importante que cualquier marca involucre a sus comunidades internas y externas, ya que estas comunidades son ideales para generar…

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El mundo del marketing de contenidos está en constante cambio, adoptando nuevos medios y estilos, desde blogs e infografías hasta podcasts y TikToks. A pesar de estas evoluciones, una estrategia fundamental sigue siendo constante: es importante que cualquier marca involucre a sus comunidades internas y externas, ya que estas comunidades son ideales para generar contenido de calidad. ¿Cómo puedes aprovechar el contenido generado por tu comunidad?

El contenido generado por la comunidad es uno de los tipos de contenido más importantes, flexibles y confiables para impulsar la estrategia de marketing de una marca. Ya sea que se trate de expertos internos de la empresa, clientes satisfechos con tu producto o servicio, u otros profesionales de tu industria, obtener contenido de tus comunidades representa una estrategia poderosa que presenta voces relevantes y perspicaces. Además, te permite establecerte como líder de pensamiento o líder de la comunidad, y a menudo es más efectivo para comunicar el ethos de tu marca que el contenido de marketing tradicional.

Especialmente para compañías B2B, ¿por qué es importante el contenido generado por la comunidad? ¿Cómo defines tu comunidad? ¿Y por qué se está convirtiendo en la estrategia estándar para evolucionar el marketing en el mundo moderno, definido por las redes sociales, las personas influyentes y el contenido casual en video? Exploraremos estas preguntas en una conversación con Sergio Reyes, Chief Operating Officer (COO) de MarketScale, quien compartirá su experiencia al dar el salto al mundo del contenido generado por la comunidad después de una carrera exitosa como ingeniero y líder de operaciones. Con sus perspectivas, proporcionaremos estrategias accionables para todas las compañías en sus respectivas industrias, tanto aquellas orientadas a productos de consumo como aquellas enfocadas en otros sectores, para que comprendan la importancia de la comunidad, quiénes forman parte de ella y cómo se pueden utilizar esas comunidades para crear historias y contenido de calidad.

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The world of content marketing is constantly changing, embracing new mediums and content styles, from blogs and infographics to podcasts and TikToks. Yet, even with these evolutions, one core strategy remains constant: it’s important for any brand to engage its internal and external communities, as these communities are ideal for creating quality content. How can you leverage community-generated content?

Community-generated content is one of the most important, flexible, and trustworthy types of content to drive a brand’s marketing strategy. Whether it involves tapping into experts within the company, showcasing customers of your product or service, or engaging other professionals in your industry, obtaining content from your communities represents a powerful strategy that brings forth relevant and insightful voices. It allows you to establish yourself as a thought leader or community leader and often works better in communicating your brand’s ethos than traditional marketing content.

Especially for B2B companies, why is community-generated content important? How do you define your community? And why is it becoming the standard strategy for evolving marketing in the modern world, defined by social networks, influencers, and casual video content? We explore these questions in a conversation with Sergio Reyes, Chief Executive Officer (COO) at MarketScale, who will detail his own transition into the world of community-generated content after a lucrative and successful career as an engineer and operations leader. With his insights, we will provide actionable strategies for all companies in their respective industries, including techniques for both consumer product-oriented businesses and those with a different focus, to understand the importance of community, who populates that community, and how these communities can be leveraged to create compelling stories and high-quality content.

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