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We're B2B marketers. Of course we wanna create content that engages our target audience! Here's the thing – traditional keyword research based on search volume alone doesn't always capture the intent of our potential buyers. Instead, try these five tips to elevate your content marketing strategy using keyword tracking capabilities within 6sense: 1️⃣ Track a diverse range of keywords. Monitor branded, non-branded, and competitor keywords to gain a comprehensive understanding of the topics your buyers are actively researching. 2️⃣ Identify intent signals. Use 6sense's AI-powered platform to uncover when target accounts engage with specific topics, allowing you to prioritize content creation efforts accordingly. 3️⃣ Embrace new keyword opportunities. As 6sense learns more about your business and buyers' interests, it will surface new keyword suggestions. Incorporate these insights to expand your content's reach and relevance. 4️⃣ Create targeted content. Develop content that directly addresses the topics your buyers are researching, demonstrating your understanding of their needs and establishing your brand as a valuable resource. 5️⃣ Measure and refine. Continuously monitor the performance of your content and adjust your strategy based on engagement metrics and buyer feedback. 6sense's insights will help you optimize your approach over time. Use these tips and 6sense keyword tracking capabilities to create a content marketing strategy that truly resonates with your target audience, driving higher engagement and buyer satisfaction. (FYI, here’s how 6sense improves content marketing strategies with smarter keywords: https://okt.to/Jz64QN)

Leonard G.

Thought leader, author, and growth strategist with expertise in client experiences. Experienced writer and strategist in GenAI, Conversational AI, LLM, customer acquisition, public relations, and sales enablement.

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It all comes back to "keywords don't matter." Of course, they do, but relevant content matters the most. We often have good writers who try to please Google instead of the actual reader, thus losing the very audience they are seeking.

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