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Are CEOs From 100 Years Ago Cringing at Today's Content-Creating Business Owners?
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This episode was Inspired by a viral meme suggesting that today's business owners are uniquely burdened with content creation, and I wanted to explore whether this perception was accurate.
Joined by Aarti Desai, we'll look at:
- Historical examples of successful content marketing from well-established brands like Edmonds, John Deere, and Yates.
- How these companies used cookbooks, magazines, and gardening guides to build trust, community, and brand loyalty long before the digital age.
- The parallels between traditional content marketing strategies and modern digital approaches.
- Why the core principles of content marketing remain unchanged, despite technological advancements.
- The importance of strategic thinking in content creation, focusing on audience needs and business goals rather than simply producing content for its own sake.
My intention here is to challenge the notion that content creation is a new burden for business owners, demonstrating instead that it's a time-tested marketing strategy that has simply evolved with technology.
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