Grapevine6 is an enterprise social and digital sales engagement platform. It is designed to provide sales teams with personalized content to engage buyers throughout the customer lifecycle.

PathFactory aims to remove friction for the B2B buyer by enabling them to easily connect with the right information at every step of the buyer’s journey. Path Analytics and PathFactory for Sales are designed to provide insight about content consumption to both marketers and salespeople, so they can quickly identify the most engaged buyers, best performing content and top channels.

Contentstack is designed to combine the best of content management systems and digital experience technology in a unified platform. It is positioned to help enterprise organizations manage content across digital channels and create amazing digital experiences.

nDash is a content creation platform that aims to help companies find expert writers, manage workflows and scale content creation.

Sixty-one percent of marketers say their enterprise organization is extremely or very committed to content marketing. Yet, only 24% rate their proficiency in content marketing technology as “advanced” or “expert,” according to new research from the Content Marketing Institute.

You’ve likely heard the analogy about how using all of the parts of your leftover Thanksgiving turkey can be applied to your content marketing strategy. NewsCred just published a timely blog on the topic, properly crediting Rebecca Lieb for demonstrating how creative uses of long-form content can be easily spun into shorter, derivative assets. 

ContentlyOne is a comprehensive content marketing solution from Contently. It includes an end-to-end content marketing platform, on-demand talent network and strategic services designed to help marketers master content marketing across the entire buyer journey.

Ninety percent of best-in-class marketers put their audience’s informational needs above their company’s sales/promotional messages, according to new research from the Content Marketing Institute, MarketingProfs and Conductor.

The report, titled B2B Content Marketing 2019: Benchmarks, Budgets and Trends — North America, surveyed responses from 771 B2B marketers and analyzed strategies for improving content marketing efforts and driving success. Additional findings include:

• Email and educational content are the top two ways B2B marketers nurture their audience;
• 56% of marketers have increased their spending on content creation in the past year and 37% have increased their content marketing staff; and
• The three main content marketing concerns are changes to SEO/search algorithms (61%), changes to social media algorithms (45%) and making content marketing a revenue center (41%).

“It’s terrific to see how many content marketers are putting the audience first,” said Lisa Murton Beets, Research Director at the Content Marketing Institute, in a statement. “This was a novel concept to many traditional marketers 10 years ago … [but] now it’s a common practice among the most successful content marketers surveyed [and] we can see how much marketers have adjusted their thinking.”

As a leading cloud communications company targeting a very sophisticated and fickle developer market, Twilio tapped the webinar marketing platform ON24 to help promote the company as a strategic advisor and deliver a cutting-edge webinar experience with their engagement.

Content strategies must continuously adapt to meet buyer expectations in order to generate success. However, there are still some common mistakes that can easily be addressed to maximize content effectiveness. This infographic from Curata spotlights seven of the biggest content marketing mistakes B2B companies fall victim to, along with reasons why these mistakes can limit success.