
Content Logistics
Content Logistics is a show where we explore the foundational (and sometimes frustrating) elements of how solid content informs good marketing. If you’re on a small but mighty team this show is for you.
We’re talking to the experts - learning all their tips and tricks then sharing them with you. We don’t gate-keep here. Get ready to learn from the best and be empowered to grow as a creative, a professional, and a BOSS marketer.
Content Logistics
How to Build a High-Impact Content Strategy With a Limited Budget
On this episode of Content Logistics, host Baylee Gunnell chats with guest Melissa Popp, Content Marketing Strategist at RicketyRoo Inc., about navigating content strategy with limited budgets. They delve into the common challenges faced by companies of all sizes, from startups to established businesses, when resources are tight. Melissa emphasizes the importance of maximizing the impact of every marketing dollar, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses. She advocates for prioritizing marketing efforts based on potential revenue generation and a laser focus on what truly moves the needle for clients.
Challenging conventional wisdom, Melissa suggests that content creation might not always be the first marketing investment. Instead, she proposes exploring alternative strategies like paid advertising to generate initial revenue, which can then be strategically reinvested in content development. This approach empowers businesses to establish a stable financial footing before diving headfirst into content, ensuring that the content created aligns seamlessly with overall marketing objectives.
Beyond budget allocation, the conversation also explores effective content distribution strategies. Melissa underscores the vital importance of understanding your target audience and tailoring your content accordingly. She also highlights the power of repurposing content across various platforms to maximize reach and engagement. Finally, Baylee and Melissa discuss the often-overlooked significance of reverse engineering the sales funnel, starting with optimizing bottom-of-the-funnel content. They also caution against the allure of “vanity metrics” like website traffic, emphasizing the true measure of content success lies in conversions and leads.