Commentary: Getting content marketing right in 2019

A lot of brands tried their hands on content marketing in 2018, but it doesn't deliver results if done half-heartedly and can surpass the traditional advertising if the brand objective and distribution strategy is clear. This article outlines what 2019 has in store for content marketing

Akansha Srivastava Delhi, January 02, 2019

2018 was a year when we heard a lot of conversations around purpose-driven brand building, meaningful brands, consumer-first, new media, the power of storytelling, brand advocacy and much more. One th...

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Commentary: Getting content marketing right in 2019

A lot of brands tried their hands on content marketing in 2018, but it doesn't deliver results if done half-heartedly and can surpass the traditional advertising if the brand objective and distribution strategy is clear. This article outlines what 2019 has in store for content marketing

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