If you missed it on DeniseWakeman.com, my colleague Ellen Britt and I have a survey running about how professionals and small business owners like you, are incorporating digital publishing into their content marekting.
We would love to get your input, and then, if you choose, we will send you a copy for the indepth industry report we create from the information we glean. At the moment of writing this post, 770 people have added their two cents. Our goal is to have a minimum of 1000 responses.
Whether or not you're actively involved in digital publishing, or plan to, your level experience is important to us.
Click here to take the Digital Publishing Survey. It will take less than 5 minutes of your time.
How can this information help you?
If you use the Web to market your business, it's vital to stay on top of trends and how your colleagues and competitors are taking advantage of new tools and marketing tactics.
We anticipate this report will reveal a great deal of information about what types of business owners are actively using content marketing, how it's working for them, what their challenges are, and the liklihood of integrating digital publishing in the future.
If you're a marketer, no doubt you'll get a lot of inspiration for new products and services you can create to fill unmet needs.
We're closing the survey on May 5th. Please help us with the research so we can create a really awesome, useful report for you. Click here to take the survey.
Thank you!
Recommended Reading:
13 Steps to Creating Your First Kindle Ebook
Digital Publishing Pinterest Board (growing collection of articles, tools and resources)
If people aren't doing some form of education-based marketing using digital publishing, they are missing the boat.
A very high percentage of buying decisions are made by people first going to the internet for research.
If you're not doing any form of digital publishing, you'll never be found (while your competition who is doing digital publishing will be!)
Posted by: David Frey - MarketingBlogger.com | Wednesday, May 02, 2012 at 07:31 AM