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14 Examples of B2B Tech Content Marketing That Wins
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Key Takeaways
- Effective Content Drives Real Business Impact: Winning content marketing strategies directly contribute to demo bookings, pipeline growth, and even company acquisitions.
- An Effective B2B Content Strategy Aligns with Business Goals: A winning strategy is a cohesive document that ties content efforts to measurable business objectives like pipeline growth.
- Focus on KPIs that Matter: Instead of vanity metrics, focus on KPIs such as conversions (downloads, sign-ups, etc.) and demo requests to gauge content marketing success.
- Prioritize MOFU and BOFU: Focus most of your effort on middle-of-funnel (MOFU) and bottom-of-funnel (BOFU) content to overcome zero-click search and to drive conversions.
- Industry-Specific Content Boosts Conversions: Targeting priority industries with tailored content and resources enables you to more effectively increase conversion rates.
- Repurpose Content to Maximize ROI: Content should be repurposed across multiple formats (blog posts, videos, webinars, LinkedIn posts, etc.) to extend its reach and increase the ROI.
How Smart Content Tactics Drive Organic Traffic, Conversions, Demos, and Revenue
What Does “Winning” Look Like in B2B Technology Content Marketing?
The Content Marketing KPIs You Should Actually Care About
What’s getting more important today is the brand visibility and authority, especially with the rise in use of Gen AI by B2B buyers. If your brand isn’t showing up in Gen AI, you’re not going to appear in any buyers’ shortlist.
How to Align Your Content Marketing Tactics With Clear Business Goals
Choosing the Right Content Formats (and Distribution Channels) to Maximize Results
1. How Bottom-of-Funnel Content Converts Interested Prospects into Paying Customers
Comparison Pages That Convert: Basecamp’s Winning Example
Effective product comparison pages transparently answer real buyer questions and clearly communicate differentiation. To inspire your own comparison pages, look at Basecamp’s “Paths” page, which helps visitors quickly self-qualify and confidently take the next step toward conversion.









