About this event
Marketing towards a niche audience or within a niche sector is uniquely challenging. Your audience is often smaller, giving your brand fewer opportunities to cater to their needs.
So, how do you stay relevant, have your message heard and compete with your competitors who provide everyday solutions to similar problems? The simple answer? By creating a kick-ass content marketing strategy that will get you noticed.
As a Content Marketing agency that operates in a double niche, by focusing on content services for technology and FinTech brands, Copy House knows a thing or two about content creation in niche markets and the opportunities and challenges that come with this. So, we’ve asked Kathryn Strachan, their Managing Director to provide advice to other content marketers and businesses focusing on this area.
The key takeaways of this talk include:
- How to define your target audience and understand what makes them stay awake at night
- How to turn your niche into a strong message that positions your brand successfully against your competition
- How to create a content strategy that not only resonates with your audience but boosts your brand to the top search results on Google
- How to create a content calendar that will keep your audience engaged long-term and the considerations you should make in terms of distribution channels
- What metrics you should consider when analysing the success of your strategy
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Guest speaker
Kathryn Strachan Managing Director @ Copy HouseG
Kathryn launched Copy House in April 2019 after working in-house at digital agencies and successfully running a freelance copywriting business. Her copywriting business quickly transformed into a content marketing agency with global clients including Klarna, Travelex, Cigna and Lloyds Bank.
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Team member
Rob John Managing Director @ The CMAT
I work with the content marketing industry, both in the UK and overseas. Working closely with publishers, agencies, and in-house content creators, the team and I are able to continuously help educate those in the industry, whilst engaging and growing the wider content community.
