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Why geospatial companies are focusing on delivering great content

Geo-matching started in 2012 as the first product comparison website in the geomatics sector. We focused on providing highly technical product comparison, but soon realized that users need context to find a suitable solution. A Geo-matching's perspective on the effectiveness of geospatial success stories.



Geo-matching has been completely revamped and transformed from a basic product comparison website into a comprehensive content platform featuring highly technical product information, case studies and videos. This transformation was driven by the fact that many geospatial users nowadays are looking for information about real-life use cases besides technical product specs. From this, we can conclude that the ‘typical geospatial professional’ no longer exists.

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Content Marketing
Content Creation
Geo-matching
Why geospatial companies are focusing on delivering great content

Branding and lead generation through informative articles

Teledyne CARIS has been a developer of software for the hydrographic, ocean mapping and wider geospatial community for over 35 years. The advanced software from CARIS is used worldwide in very diverse application areas and by a wide variety of companies. In order to illustrate the real benefits and possibilities of its software, CARIS was looking for a partner to create content about the applications of the software and to promote the content to a relevant audience. The main targets of the campaign were to contribute to the branding of the CARIS software through informative articles and to generate high-quality leads among the people who were reading the articles.




Target group
Hydro International


Solution
Sponsored Content


Methods
Content Creation, Sponsored Articles, Lead Generation


Amount of pageviews
6836


Average reading time
Between 3 and 4 minutes




Case study
Content Marketing
Lead Generation
Content Creation
Branding and lead generation through informative articles

What is content marketing and why should you start using it?

At Geomares, we have many years of experience in making trade magazines, websites, newsletters and many other forms of content. ‘Content’ is a word that has been cropping up everywhere over the last few years and is also associated with all sorts of information formats. But what is content exactly? And, perhaps even more importantly, why and how should you use it in your marketing strategy?

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Content Marketing
Marketing Strategy
Content Creation
What is content marketing and why should you start using it?

5 reasons why print advertising works

Nowadays, consumers have fast access to media content via the web, app and video streaming – and the media landscape is changing all the time to keep pace with rapidly changing consumer demands. Despite the widely held opinion that “print is dead”, the demand for printed media remains very strong and it is reinforced by all platforms and formats that publishers use to distribute magazine content.

So don’t underestimate print – and you definitely shouldn’t abandon it. Printed magazines have consistently been strong return-on-investment (ROI) performers in advertiser-sponsored marketing-mix models, especially in conjunction with other media. Neuroscience findings are helping to highlight differences in the ways that the brain responds to information presented on paper compared to information presented on screens. Literature suggests 5 reasons why print content should be part of your marketing mix:

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Display Advertising
5 reasons why print advertising works

3 ways to distribute your content effectively

Distributing content is almost as important as creating it. The first step in this will often be publishing it on your own website, but that won’t be enough to achieve maximum impact. Even companies with an immense audience such as The New York Times or Red Bull use an extensive arsenal of channels to share their content. In order to develop a good distribution plan for your content, it is very important to put yourself in your target group’s shoes. Where are they active, and which channels do they want to use to see and consume your content? Use your buyer personas for this!

Distribution channels can be divided into three groups: owned media, paid media and earned media.

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Content Marketing
Marketing Strategy
3 ways to distribute your content effectively