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Paid-for content adds to case for content marketing, says Forrester
According to a new report from Forrester, the case for investment in content by brands is strengthened by the increased willingness of consumers to pay for content. In a post about the report its author, Darika Ahrens, says:
More purchasing of ad-free content means fewer opportunities to reach consumers. To understand this properly, we need an attention-centric perspective rather than a media-focused one.
There are no shortage of opportunities to buy media space – the real estate, as it were is increasing – it is just that the attention you will find there is dwindling -as in, there’s less people looking at it – and shallow people avoid the ads (skipping, blocking) or shift their focus three quarters have another screen right in front of them while they are watching TV, for instance.
Sensibly, Forrester says the solution for brand marketers is about more than just buying content, but developing their “content capabilities”.
That’s where our focus is at Brilliant Noise. We do create content for clients, but most of the work we do is around developing their capabilities: building teams, systems, platforms for creation, curation and distribution.
The report Develop Content Capabilities Now is available from Forrester.