This document discusses four exercises to help define a company's competitive edge for content marketing: 1) The Golden Circle helps identify why a company exists, 2) An elevator pitch articulates offerings in 30 seconds, 3) Minimum viable personality establishes a brand's core personality and voice, 4) A customer empathy map provides insight into a customer's decision-making by considering what they think, say, see, hear, gain and fear. Completing these exercises helps optimize a content strategy.
Defining the Competitive Edge for your B2B Content Marketing
1. Part 1 of 4: Championing Content Marketing in a B2B Organizatio
Defining the
Competitive
Edge for Your
Marketing
PART 2 OF 4: Developing a B2B Content Strategy
2. I'm a Content Marketing Consultant
and CEO of Honigman Media.
HI!I’m Brian Honigman
17. 30 SECONDS
AN ELEVATOR PITCH ASKS YOU TO
IMAGINE THAT YOU HAVE ONLY
TO PITCH YOUR BUSINESS
TO A VENTURE CAPITALIST
18. For who has
is a
that
unlike
(target customer)
(customer need) (customer need)
THE
PRODUCT
(main key benefit)
(competition)
(unique differentiator)
ELEVATOR PITCH MAD-LIBS
the pedestrian
to get high up, the elevator
quick, easy automatic lift
stairs
does the work for you
30. EMPATHY MAP
THINK AND FEEL?
what really counts
major preoccupations
worries and aspirations
SAY AND DO?
attitude in public
appearance
behavior towards others
HEAR?
what friends say
what boss says
what influencers say
SEE?
environment
friends
what the market offers
GAIN
wants and needs
measures of success
obstacles
HEAR?
fears
frustrations
obstacles
31. GO INTO AS MUCH
DETAILAS POSSIBLE WITH
YOUR ANSWERS