Where expertise meets aspiraton: the content sweet spot

Determining and choosing the right sweet spot ensure that your content marketing has FOCUS and not only helps you produce any old content, but content that makes a difference. Ideally, you opt for a sweet spot that hasn’t been found already or a sweet spot that you think you can handle better and with more relevance than the competition.

A well-chosen sweet spot binds naturally with the DNA of your brand and/or organisation. Poorly chosen sweet spots feel uncomfortable and unnatural, like a bank that sends its clients recipes or an energy supplier that starts promoting holiday destinations. Clients and prospects, i.e. readers in a content marketing approach, will immediately feel that something is off.

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Tip

Increasingly more companies and organisations are discovering the power of content. Increasingly more colleagues are getting into content marketing. The result of this is that increasingly more content is offered to your target group. The only way to survive this content tsunami is to create content that is so good and so relevant that your reader would be willing to pay for it. We’re talking premium content. Smart sweet spot choices put you on the path to creating this kind of content.

Examples

• Proximus that focuses, on the hand of her magazine ‘Perspective’, on the possibilities that technology offers to SME managers who want to accelerate and improve their business.
• Red Bull that resolutely choses for content with a strong adventurous and daring character.
• AXA that concentrates on the nearly and young retirees with care for their retirement income.
• Sibelga that wants to answer every questions around energy in Brussels.
• Etc…

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