B2B Content material Advertising Tendencies Analysis

Creating requirements, tips, processes, and workflows for content material advertising just isn’t the sexiest job.

However setting requirements is the one method to know if you happen to can enhance something (with AI or anything).

Right here’s the excellent news: All that non-sexy work frees time and sources (human and tech) you may apply to convey your model’s methods and plans to life.  

However in lots of organizations, content material nonetheless isn’t handled as a coordinated enterprise perform. That’s one of many large takeaways from our newest analysis, B2B Content material Advertising Benchmarks, Budgets, and Tendencies: Outlook for 2024, carried out with MarketingProfs and sponsored by Brightspot.

Just a few signs of that actuality confirmed up within the analysis:

• Entrepreneurs cite a scarcity of sources as a prime situational problem, the identical as they did the earlier yr.
• Practically three-quarters (72%) say they use generative AI, however 61% say their group lacks tips for its use.
• Probably the most continuously cited challenges embody creating the suitable content material, creating content material constantly, and differentiating content material.

I’ll stroll you thru the findings and share some recommendation from CMI chief technique advisor Robert Rose and different trade voices to make clear what all of it means for B2B entrepreneurs. There’s rather a lot to work by way of, so be happy to make use of the desk of contents to navigate to the sections that almost all curiosity you.

Observe: These numbers come from a July 2023 survey of entrepreneurs across the globe. We acquired 1,080 responses. This text focuses on solutions from the 894 B2B respondents.

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AI: 3 out of 4 B2B entrepreneurs use generative instruments

After all, we requested respondents how they use generative AI in content material and advertising. Because it seems, most experiment with it: 72% of respondents say they use generative AI instruments.

However a scarcity of requirements can get in the best way.

“Generative AI is the brand new, disruptive functionality getting into the realm of content material advertising in 2024,” Robert says. “It’s simply one other method to make our content material course of extra environment friendly and efficient. However it could actually’t do both till you determine a normal to outline its worth. Till then, it’s but simply one other expertise which will or could not make you higher at what you do.”

So, how do content material entrepreneurs use the instruments immediately? About half (51%) use generative AI to brainstorm new matters. Many use the instruments to analysis headlines and key phrases (45%) and write drafts (45%). Fewer say they use AI to stipulate assignments (23%), proofread (20%), generate graphics (11%), and create audio (5%) and video (5%).

Some entrepreneurs say they use AI to do issues like generate e mail headlines and e mail copy, extract social media posts from long-form content material, condense long-form copy into brief type, and so forth.

Solely 28% say they don’t use generative AI instruments.

Most don’t pay for generative AI instruments (but)

Amongst those that use generative AI instruments, 91% use free instruments (e.g., ChatGPT). Thirty-eight p.c use instruments embedded of their content material creation/administration methods, and 27% pay for instruments similar to Author and Jasper.

AI in content material stays largely ungoverned

Requested if their organizations have tips for utilizing generative AI instruments, 31% say sure, 61% say no, and eight% are not sure.

We requested Ann Handley, chief content material officer of MarketingProfs, for her perspective. “It feels loopy … 61% have no tips? However is it really surprising and loopy? No. It’s not. Most of us are simply getting going with generative AI. Which means there’s a clear and wealthy alternative to guide from the place you sit,” she says.

“Ignite the dialog internally. Press upon your colleagues and your management that this isn’t a expertise alternative. It’s additionally a individuals and operational problem in want of considerate and clever response. You could be the AI chief your group wants,” Ann says.

Why some entrepreneurs don’t use generative AI instruments

Whereas a lack of guidelines could deter some B2B entrepreneurs from utilizing generative AI instruments, different causes embody accuracy considerations (36%), lack of coaching (27%), and lack of expertise (27%). Twenty-two p.c cite copyright considerations, and 19% have company mandates to not use them.

How AI is altering search engine optimisation

We additionally puzzled how AI’s integration in search engines shifts content material entrepreneurs’ search engine optimisation technique. Right here’s what we discovered:

• 31% are sharpening their deal with consumer intent/answering questions.
• 27% are creating extra thought management content material.
• 22% are creating extra conversational content material.

Over one-fourth (28%) say they’re not doing any of these issues, whereas 26% say they’re not sure.

AI could heighten the necessity to rethink your search engine optimisation technique. However it’s not the one motive to take action, as Orbit Media Studios co-founder and chief advertising officer Andy Crestodina factors out: “Featured snippets and people-also-ask packing containers have chipped away at click-through charges for years,” he says. “AI will make that even worse … however just for information intent queries. Searchers who need fast solutions actually don’t wish to go to web sites.

“Focus your search engine optimisation efforts on these large questions with large solutions – and on the business intent queries,” Andy continues. “These phrases nonetheless have ‘go to web site intent’ … and can for years to return.”

Will the AI obsession ever finish?

Many B2B entrepreneurs surveyed predict AI will dominate the discussions of content material advertising traits in 2024. As one respondent says: “AI will proceed to be the shiny factor by way of 2024 till entrepreneurs understand the dedication required to develop prompts, undergo the iterative course of, and fact-check output. AI can assist you sharpen your expertise, but it surely isn’t a substitute answer for B2B advertising.”

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Workforce construction: How does the work get accomplished?

Generative AI isn’t the one situation affecting content material advertising nowadays. We additionally requested entrepreneurs about how they organize their teams.

Amongst bigger corporations (100-plus staff), half say content material requests undergo a centralized content material group. Others say every division/model produces its personal content material (23%), and the departments/model/merchandise share duty (21%).

Content material methods combine with advertising, comms, and gross sales

Seventy p.c say their organizations integrate content strategy into the general advertising gross sales/communication/technique, and a pair of% say it’s built-in into one other technique. Eleven p.c say content material is a stand-alone technique for content material used for advertising, and 6% say it’s a stand-alone technique for all content material produced by the corporate. Solely 9% say they don’t have a content material technique. The remaining 2% say different or are not sure.

Worker churn means new teammates; content material groups expertise enlightened management

Twenty-eight p.c of B2B entrepreneurs say group members resigned within the final yr, 20% say group members had been laid off, and about half (49%) say that they had new group members acclimating to their methods of working.

Whereas group members come and go, the understanding of content material doesn’t. Over half (54%) strongly agree, and 30% considerably agree the chief to whom their content material group experiences understands the work they do. Solely 11% disagree. The remaining 5% neither agree nor disagree.

And remote work appears well-tolerated: Solely 20% say collaboration was difficult resulting from distant or hybrid work.

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Content material advertising challenges: Focus shifts to creating creating the suitable content material

We requested B2B entrepreneurs about each content material creation and non-creation challenges.

Content material creation

Most entrepreneurs (57%) cite creating the proper content material for his or her viewers as a problem. This can be a change from a few years when “creating sufficient content material” was probably the most continuously cited problem.

One respondent factors out why understanding what audiences need is extra essential than ever: “Because the web will get noisier and AI makes it extremely straightforward to create listicles and content material that duplicate one another, there might be a necessity for corporations to face out. On the identical time, as … millennials and Gen Z [grow in the workforce], we’ll start to see B2B become more entertaining and fewer boring. We had been by no means solely competing with different B2B content material. We’ve at all times been competing for consideration.”

Different content material creation challenges embody creating it constantly (54%) and differentiating it (54%). Near half (45%) cite optimizing for search and creating high quality content material (44%). A few third (34%) cite creating sufficient content material to maintain up with inside demand, 30% say creating sufficient content material to maintain up with exterior demand, and 30% say creating content material that requires technical expertise.

Different hurdles

Probably the most continuously cited non-creation problem, by far, is a scarcity of sources (58%), adopted by aligning content material with the customer’s journey (48%) and aligning content material efforts throughout gross sales and advertising (45%). Forty-one p.c say they’ve points with workflow/content material approval, and 39% say they’ve issue accessing material specialists. Thirty-four p.c say it’s tough to maintain up with new applied sciences/instruments (e.g., AI). Solely 25% cite a scarcity of technique as a problem, 19% say maintaining with privateness guidelines, and 15% level to tech integration points.

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Content material sorts, distribution channels, and paid channels

We requested content material entrepreneurs concerning the sorts of content material they produce, their distribution channels, and paid content material promotion. We additionally requested which codecs and channels produce the most effective outcomes.

Fashionable content material sorts and codecs

As within the earlier yr, the three hottest content material sorts/codecs are brief articles/posts (94%, up from 89% final yr), movies (84%, up from 75% final yr), and case research/buyer tales (78%, up from 67% final yr). Virtually three-quarters (71%) use lengthy articles, 60% produce visible content material, and 59% craft thought management e-books or white papers. Lower than half of entrepreneurs use brochures (49%), product or technical knowledge sheets (45%), analysis experiences (36%), interactive content material (33%), audio (29%), and livestreaming (25%).

Efficient content material sorts and codecs

Which codecs are simplest? Fifty-three p.c say case studies/customer stories and movies ship a few of their finest outcomes. Virtually as many (51%) names thought management e-books or white papers, 47% brief articles, and 43% analysis experiences.

Fashionable content material distribution channels

Relating to the channels used to distribute content material, 90% use social media platforms (natural), adopted by blogs (79%), e mail newsletters (73%), e mail (66%), in-person occasions (56%), and webinars (56%).

Channels utilized by the minority of these surveyed embody:

• Digital occasions (44%)
• Podcasts (30%)
• Microsites (29%)
• Digital magazines (21%)
• Branded on-line communities (19%)
• Hybrid occasions (18%)
• Print magazines (16%)
• On-line studying platforms (15%)
• Cell apps (8%)
• Separate content material manufacturers (5%)

Efficient content material distribution channels

Which channels carry out the most effective? Most entrepreneurs within the survey level to in-person occasions (56%) and webinars (51%) as producing higher outcomes. E mail (44%), natural social media platforms (44%), blogs (40%) and e mail newsletters (39%) spherical out the record.

Fashionable paid content material channels

When entrepreneurs pay to promote content, which channels do they put money into? Eighty-six p.c use paid content material distribution channels.

Of these, 78% use social media promoting/promoted posts, 65% use sponsorships, 64% use search engine advertising (SEM)/pay-per-click, and 59% use digital show promoting. Far fewer put money into native promoting (35%), associate emails (29%), and print show adverts (21%).

Efficient paid content material channels

SEM/pay-per-click produces good outcomes, in line with 62% of these surveyed. Half of those that use paid channels say social media promoting/promoted posts produce good outcomes, adopted by sponsorships (49%), associate emails (36%), and digital show promoting (34%).

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When requested which organic social media platforms ship the most effective worth for his or her group, B2B entrepreneurs picked LinkedIn by far (84%). Solely 29% cite Fb as a prime performer, 22% say YouTube, and 21% say Instagram. Twitter and TikTok see 8% and three%, respectively.

So it is smart that 72% say they elevated their use of LinkedIn during the last 12 months, whereas solely 32% boosted their YouTube presence, 31% elevated Instagram use, 22% grew their Fb presence, and 10% elevated X and TikTok use.

Which platforms are entrepreneurs giving up? Did you guess X? You’re proper – 32% of entrepreneurs say they decreased their X use final yr. Twenty p.c decreased their use of Fb, with 10% reducing on Instagram, 9% pulling again on YouTube, and solely 2% reducing their use of LinkedIn.

Curiously, we noticed a big rise in B2B entrepreneurs who use TikTok: 19% say they use the platform – greater than double from final yr.

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Content material administration and operations

To discover how groups handle content material, we requested entrepreneurs about their expertise use and investments and the challenges they face when scaling their content.

Content material administration expertise

When requested which applied sciences they use to handle content material, entrepreneurs level to:

• Analytics instruments (81%)
• Social media publishing/analytics (72%)
• E mail advertising software program (69%)
• Content material creation/calendaring/collaboration/workflow (64%)
• Content material administration system (50%)
• Buyer relationship administration system (48%)

However having expertise doesn’t imply it’s the right technology (or that its capabilities are used). So, we requested in the event that they felt their group had the proper expertise to handle content material throughout the group.

Solely 31% say sure. Thirty p.c say they’ve the expertise however aren’t utilizing its potential, and 29% say they haven’t acquired the suitable expertise. Ten p.c are not sure.

Content material tech spending will doubtless rise

Even so, funding in content material administration expertise appears doubtless in 2024: 45% say their group is prone to put money into new expertise, whereas 32% say their group is unlikely to take action. Twenty-three p.c say their group is neither doubtless nor unlikely to speculate.

Scaling content material manufacturing

We launched a brand new query this yr to grasp what challenges B2B entrepreneurs face whereas scaling content production.

Virtually half (48%) say it’s “not sufficient content material repurposing.” Lack of communication throughout organizational silos is an issue for 40%. Thirty-one p.c say they haven’t any structured content material manufacturing course of, and 29% say they lack an editorial calendar with clear deadlines. Ten p.c say scaling just isn’t a present focus.

Among the many different hurdles – issue finding digital content material property (16%), expertise points (15%), translation/localization points (12%), and no type information (11%).

For these fighting content material repurposing, content material standardization is important. “Content material reuse is the one method to ship content material at scale. There’s simply no different manner,” says Regina Lynn Preciado, senior director of content material technique options at Content material Guidelines Inc.

“Even if you happen to’re not attempting to supply probably the most personalised expertise ever or dominate the metaverse together with your omnichannel presence, you completely should reuse content material if you’re going to ship content material successfully,” she says.

“ obtain content reuse? You’ve most likely heard that you might want to transfer to modular, structured content material. Nonetheless, simply chunking your content material into smaller parts doesn’t go far sufficient. For content material to stream collectively seamlessly wherever you reuse it, you’ve obtained to standardize your content material. That’s the personalization paradox proper there. To personalize, you could standardize.

“After getting your content material requirements in place and everyone seems to be creating content material in alignment with these requirements, there is no such thing as a restrict to what you are able to do with the content material,” Regina explains.

Why do content material entrepreneurs – who’re expert communicators – battle with cross-silo communication? Requirements and alignment come into play.

“I believe within the rush to all of the issues, we run out of time to handle scalable processes that may repair these painful silos, together with taking time to align on objectives, roles and obligations, workflows, and measurement,” says Ali Orlando Wert, senior director of content material technique at Appfire. “It takes time, however the payoffs are value it. You need to discover ways to crawl earlier than you may stroll – and stroll earlier than you may run.”

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Measurement and objectives: Producing gross sales and income rises

Virtually half (46%) of B2B entrepreneurs agree their group measures content material efficiency successfully. Thirty-six p.c disagree, and 15% neither agree nor disagree. Solely 3% say they don’t measure content material efficiency.

The 5 most continuously used metrics to evaluate content material efficiency are conversions (73%), e mail engagement (71%), web site visitors (71%), web site engagement (69%), and social media analytics (65%).

About half (52%) point out the standard of leads, 45% say they depend on search rankings, 41% use amount of leads, 32% monitor e mail subscribers, and 29% monitor the fee to accumulate a lead, subscriber, or buyer.

The most typical problem B2B entrepreneurs have whereas measuring content performance is integrating/correlating knowledge throughout a number of platforms (84%), adopted by extracting insights from knowledge (77%), tying efficiency knowledge to objectives (76%), organizational purpose setting (70%), and lack of coaching (66%).

Relating to objectives, 84% of B2B entrepreneurs say content material advertising helped create model consciousness within the final 12 months. Seventy-six p.c say it helped generate demand/leads; 63% say it helped nurture subscribers/audiences/leads, and 58% say it helped generate gross sales/income (up from 42% the earlier yr).

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Success elements: Know your viewers

To separate prime performers from the pack, we requested the B2B entrepreneurs to evaluate the success of their content material advertising strategy.

Twenty-eight p.c price the success of their group’s content material advertising strategy as extraordinarily or very profitable. One other 57% report average success and 15% really feel minimally or under no circumstances profitable.

The preferred issue for profitable entrepreneurs is realizing their viewers (79%).

This is smart, contemplating that “creating the suitable content material for our viewers” is the highest problem. The logic? Prime-performing content material entrepreneurs prioritize knowing their audiences to create the suitable content material for these audiences.

Prime performers additionally set objectives that align with their group’s goals (68%), successfully measure and reveal content material efficiency (61%), and present thought management (60%). Collaboration with different groups (55%) and a documented technique (53%) additionally assist prime performers attain excessive ranges of content material advertising success.

We checked out a number of different dimensions to establish how prime performers differ from their friends. Of be aware, prime performers:

• Are backed by leaders who perceive the work they do.
• Usually tend to have the suitable content material administration applied sciences.
• Have higher communication throughout organizational silos.
• Do a greater job of measuring content material effectiveness.
• Are extra doubtless to make use of content material advertising efficiently to generate demand/leads, nurture subscribers/audiences/leads, generate gross sales/income, and develop a subscribed viewers.

Little distinction exists between prime performers and their much less profitable friends in terms of the adoption of generative AI instruments and associated tips. It is going to be attention-grabbing to see if and the way that adjustments subsequent yr.

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Budgets and spending: Holding regular

To discover finances plans for 2024, we requested respondents if they’ve information of their group’s finances/budgeting course of for content material advertising. Then, we requested follow-up inquiries to the 55% who say they do have finances information.

Content material advertising as a proportion of complete advertising spend

Right here’s what they are saying concerning the complete advertising finances (excluding salaries):

• A few quarter (24%) say content material advertising takes up one-fourth or extra of the whole advertising finances.
• Practically one in three (29%) point out that 10% to 24% of the advertising finances goes to content material advertising.
• Slightly below half (48%) say lower than 10% of the advertising finances goes to content material advertising.

Content material advertising finances outlook for 2024

Subsequent, we requested about their 2024 content material advertising finances. Forty-five p.c assume their content material advertising finances will improve in contrast with 2023, whereas 42% assume it should keep the identical. Solely 6% assume it should lower.

The place will the finances go?

We additionally requested the place respondents plan to extend their spending.

Sixty-nine p.c of B2B entrepreneurs say they’d improve their funding in video, adopted by thought management content material (53%), in-person occasions (47%), paid promoting (43%), on-line neighborhood constructing (33%), webinars (33%), audio content material (25%), digital occasions (21%), and hybrid occasions (11%).

The elevated funding in video isn’t stunning. The deal with thought management content material would possibly shock, but it surely shouldn’t, says Stephanie Losee, director of govt and ABM content material at Autodesk.

“As measurement turns into extra refined, corporations are discovering they’re higher capable of quantify the return from upper-funnel actions like thought leadership content,” she says. “On the identical time, corporations acknowledge the affect of shifting their standing from vendor to true associate with their clients’ companies.

“Autodesk not too long ago launched its first world, longitudinal State of Design & Make report (registration required), and we’re discovering that its insights are of such worth to our clients that it’s enabling conversations we’ve by no means been capable of have earlier than. These conversations are value gold to each side, and I might think about different B2B corporations are discovering the identical factor,” Stephanie says.

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Prime content-related priorities for 2024: Main with thought management

We requested an open-ended query about entrepreneurs’ prime three content-related priorities for 2024. The responses point out entrepreneurs place an emphasis on thought management and changing into a trusted useful resource.

Different continuously talked about priorities embody:

• Higher understanding of the viewers
• search engine optimisation
• Discovering the most effective methods to make use of AI
• Growing model consciousness
• Lead era
• Utilizing extra video
• Higher use of analytics
• Conversions
• Repurposing current content material

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Content material advertising predictions for 2024: AI is prime of thoughts

In one other open-ended query, we requested B2B entrepreneurs, “What content material advertising traits do you expect for 2024?” You most likely guessed the most well-liked development: AI.

Listed here are among the entrepreneurs’ feedback about how AI will have an effect on content material advertising subsequent yr:

• “We’ll see generative AI in all places, on a regular basis.”
• “There might be struggles to find out the most effective use of generative AI in content material advertising.”
• “AI will doubtless end in a flood of poor-quality, machine-written content material. Winners will use AI for automating the processes that help content material creation whereas persevering with to create high-quality human-generated content material.”
• “AI has made creating content material really easy that there are and might be too many lengthy articles on comparable topics; most won’t ever be learn or considered. A sea of too many phrases. I predict short-form content material should be the motive force for eyeballs.”

Different traits embody:

• Better demand for high-quality content material as shoppers develop weary of AI-generated content material
• Significance of video content
• Growing use of brief video and audio content material
• Impression of AI on search engine optimisation

Among the many associated feedback:

• “Occasion advertising (webinars and video thought management) will change into extra crucial as groups depend on AI-generated written content material.”
• “AI might be an trade sea change and strongly affect the which means of search engine optimisation. Entrepreneurs have to be able to journey the wave or get left behind.”
• “Pleasure round AI-generated content material will rise earlier than flattening out when individuals understand it’s arduous to distinguish, validate, confirm, attribute, and authenticate. New instruments, processes, and roles will emerge to deal with this problem.”
• “Lengthy-form experiences may begin to see a decline. If that’s the case, we’ll want a substitute. Logically, that might be a webinar or video collection that digs deeper into the takeaways.”

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Motion steps

What does this yr’s analysis recommend B2B content material entrepreneurs do to maneuver ahead?

I requested CMI’s Robert Rose for some insights. He says the steps are clear: Develop requirements, tips, and playbooks for tips on how to function – identical to each different perform in enterprise does.

“Think about if everybody in your group had a distinct thought of tips on how to outline ‘income’ or ‘revenue margin,’” Robert says. “Think about if every salesperson had their very own model of your organization’s buyer agreements and tried to determine tips on how to write them for each new deal. The authorized group could be apoplectic. You’d begin to hear from gross sales how they had been pissed off that they couldn’t work out tips on how to make the ‘proper settlement,’ or tips on how to create agreements ‘constantly,’ or that there was a whole ‘lack of sources’ for creating agreements.”

Simply keep in mind: Requirements can change alongside together with your group, audiences, and enterprise priorities. “Setting requirements doesn’t imply casting insurance policies and templates in stone,” Robert says. “Requirements solely exist in order that we will at all times query the usual and guarantee that there’s enchancment out there to make use of in setting new requirements.”

He provides these 5 steps to take to solidify your content marketing strategy and execution:

1. Direct. Create an initiative that may outline the scope of a very powerful requirements on your content material advertising. Prioritize the areas that damage probably the most. Work with management to determine the place to begin. Perhaps it’s persona improvement. Perhaps you want a brand new standardized content material course of. Perhaps you want a strong taxonomy. Construct the record and make it an actual initiative.
2. Outline. Create a standard understanding of all of the issues related to the requirements. Don’t assume that everyone is aware of. They don’t. What’s a white paper? What’s an e-book? What’s a marketing campaign vs. an initiative? What’s a weblog submit vs. an article? Attending to a standard language is without doubt one of the strongest issues you are able to do to coordinate higher.
3. Develop. You want each insurance policies and playbooks. Insurance policies are the formal documentation of your definitions and requirements. Playbooks are the way you talk combos of insurance policies in order that completely different individuals can’t simply perceive them however are prepared, keen, and capable of observe them.
4. Distribute. If nobody follows the requirements, they’re not requirements. So, you might want to develop a plan for the way your new playbooks match into the bigger, cross-functional strategy to the content material technique. You’ll want to deepen the mixing into every division – even when that’s simply 4 different individuals in your organization.
5. Distill. Evolve your requirements. Make them residing paperwork. Deploy expertise to implement and scale the requirements. Take a look at. If a normal isn’t working, change it. Generally, extra natural processes are OK. Generally, it’s OK to acknowledge two definitions for one thing. The bottom line is acknowledging a change to an current commonplace so you realize whether or not it improves issues.

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Methodology

For his or her 14^th annual content material advertising survey, CMI and MarketingProfs surveyed 1,080 recipients across the globe – representing a variety of industries, purposeful areas, and firm sizes — in July 2023. The web survey was emailed to a pattern of entrepreneurs utilizing lists from CMI and MarketingProfs.

This text presents the findings from the 894 respondents, largely from North America, who indicated their group is primarily B2B and that they’re both content material entrepreneurs or work in advertising, communications, or different roles involving content material.

Due to the survey individuals, who made this analysis doable, and to everybody who helps disseminate these findings all through the content material advertising trade.

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