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Index
Foreword by Jill Konrath
Foreword by Brian Carroll
Acknowledgments
PART I eMarketing Essentials
Chapter 1 Why eMarketing Is a Big Opportunity for Complex Sales
The Shift to Self-Education
Six Things to Change About Your Content and Communications
Offline versus Online
What You Need to Know
Chapter 2 The Mutual Rewards of eMarketing Strategies
Rewards for Your Company and You
Rewards for Them (Your Customers and Prospects)
Shaping the Story
PART II Customer Consensus
Chapter 3 Using Personas to Understand Your Customers
Customer Profiles—The Wide-Angle Lens
Why a Persona Is Different from a Profile
Creating Personas
Chapter 4 Leverage Your Buyer Synopsis
Create a Buyer Synopsis
Use Social Media for Persona Development
Personalization—One Step at a Time
Chapter 5 The Buying Process
The Role of Content in the Buying Process
Apply Content to Personas
PART III Natural Nurturing
Chapter 6 Put the Natural in Nurturing
Create a Conversational Context
The Role of Rich Media
Leverage Inbound Interactions
Chapter 7 Capitalize on Cause
From Status Quo to Priority Shift
Become the Anchor
Keep Your Assumptions on Track
Create Content that Pulls Buyers Forward
Chapter 8 Construct a Framework for Content Strategy Execution
Assemble a Natural-Nurturing Track
Syndication Expands Nurturing Reach
Frequency, Reach, and Shift
HubSpot Attracts Customers at Unprecedented Rates: A Case Study
Effective Nurturing Execution
Remember Your Existing Customers
PART IV Contagious Content
Chapter 9 Why Contagious Content Increases Engagement
Relevance Is King
Simplicity Trumps Volume
Contagious Content Requires Planning
Chapter 10 Content Structure for Competitive Differentiation
Education—What Buyers Need to Know
Expertise—Why Your Company Is the High-Value Choice
Evidence—Let Your Customers Do the Talking
Sales Conversational Briefs
DealerOn—Contagious Content in Execution: A Case Study
Chapter 11 Create Content to Increase Attraction Value
Urgency—Why Your Message Is Important—Now!
Impact—What’s in It for Them?
Effort—The Perceived Energy Required to Pay Attention
Reputation—What’s Known about Your Company
Intent—What Your Audience Thinks You Want
Examples of How Catch Factors Can Influence Behavior
An Example of Catch Factors in e-Mail Messages
Why Catch Factors Are Important for Today’s Marketers
Chapter 12 Design Your Marketing Story
The Significance of Stories
Stories Instigate Momentum
Design Content to Create Mindshare
Authorial Styles—Which to Use When
Quick Guide to Writing a Marketing Story Article
Chapter 13 Expand Story Impact with Amplifiers
The Nature of Amplifiers
Focus Squarely on the Customer
PART V Persistent Progression
Chapter 14 How to Facilitate Prospect Progression
Intellitactics Increases Qualified Demand: A Case Study
Tell Me More …
The Gift of Going Wide
Conversations Accelerate Nurturing Progression
Buyer Evolution
Chapter 15 Scoring for Prospect Progression
Points for Content-Driven Interactions
Marketo Walks Its Talk: A Case Study
Microsites
E-Mail Newsletters
Progressing Prospects to Sales
Chapter 16 Alignment Accelerates Progression
The Handoff and the Take-Back
Influencers and Detractors
Incorporating Insights
Create a Useful Sales Portal
End-Game Stamina
Chapter 17 Stories that Progress Sales Conversations
Conversational Gambits
Customers Like Them
Attainable Objectives
Presentations with Punch
PART VI Meaningful Metrics
Chapter 18 Quantifying Marketing Results
Engagement Metrics
Origination Sources for Opt-In Programs
Marketing’s Impact on Sales
Chapter 19 Opportunity Quality and Sales Results
Opportunity Quality
Sales Results
Chapter 20 Feedback and Dialogue
In Tune and In Touch
Story Ideas from Third Parties
Applied Listening
Improved Personalization
Chapter 21 Social Contributions
Virtual Engagement
Participation Speaks Volumes
The Value of Social Media
Notes
Index
About the Author
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