Brand & Content Marketing

  • 4.3
Approx. 15 hours to complete

Course Summary

This course teaches students how to create a brand and content marketing strategy that connects with their target audience. It covers topics such as storytelling, content creation, and social media marketing.

Key Learning Points

  • Learn how to create a brand and content marketing strategy that resonates with your target audience
  • Discover the power of storytelling in building a strong brand
  • Gain practical skills in content creation, social media marketing, and influencer outreach

Related Topics for further study


Learning Outcomes

  • Develop a brand and content marketing strategy that resonates with your target audience
  • Create compelling content that tells a story and engages your audience
  • Leverage social media and influencer outreach to increase brand awareness and drive conversions

Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course

  • Basic understanding of marketing principles
  • Access to a computer and internet connection

Course Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Course Format

  • Self-paced
  • Online
  • Video lectures
  • Assignments

Similar Courses

  • Digital Marketing
  • Content Strategy for Professionals
  • Marketing Analytics

Related Education Paths


Notable People in This Field

  • Neil Patel
  • Ann Handley

Related Books

Description

Brand & Content Marketing is a IE University course for professionals who want to learn how to produce memorable content through quality storytelling.

Outline

  • WHY IS BRANDED CONTENT BETTER THAN TRADITIONAL ADVERTISING?
  • Introduction to Module 1
  • A Brand New World (and a crazy one)
  • ‘Every top company becomes a media company’
  • The Content Market Revolution
  • The Change in Media Consumption Habits
  • Consumer Saturation: People Generally Ignore Ads: Interview with Jorge Martinez – Head of Publishers at Outbrain
  • Who Is the Target Audience?
  • The Need for Meaning in the ‘Liquid’ Era
  • Customer Logic vs Company Logic
  • Don’t Write What You Know
  • *** Important note before starting the course
  • Optional: The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains - Nicholas Carr
  • Compulsory: A Study on the Branded Content as Marketing Communication Media - Min-Wook Choi
  • Test your knowledge on Module 1!
  • THE RISE OF BRANDED CONTENT: HOW TO CREATE QUALITY JOURNALISM
  • Introduction to Module 2
  • The ‘Death’ of Newspapers
  • Branded Journalism’s Rising Prominence in Media
  • ‘Brand journalism is veracity and public interest’: Interview with Ivan Pino - Associate and Senior Digital Director at Llorente y Cuenca
  • Headlines, Clickbaits and Deception
  • Trust with content is the same as in any other relationship : Interview with Juanjo Montanary
  • Where are the stories?
  • ‘We search for stories in the brand’s legitimate conversation area’: Interview with Ivan Pino- Associate and Senior Digital Director at Llorente y Cuenca
  • Newsworthiness for Marketing Purposes
  • Thinking as a Good Journalist: Quality
  • Transparency and Credibility: The Road to Earned Media
  • Compulsory: A once unimaginable scenario: No more newspapers - Douglas McLennan and Jack Miles:
  • Compulsory: Reading: Journalism That Stands Apart (NYT Report)
  • Test your knowledge in Module 2!
  • CONNECTING WITH THE AUDIENCE THROUGH UNIQUE, MEMORABLE STORIES
  • Introduction to Module 3
  • What’s old is new again
  • Nothing Is Beyond the Scope of Human Interest
  • Unique Stories: Connecting With the Audience
  • Stories and Saturated Audiences
  • What Makes a Good Story
  • ‘Brand storytellers should work more in the street and less in the office’: Interview with Juanjo Montanary - Branded Content Consultant
  • Style and Coherence: Different Companies, Different Media, Different Stories
  • Inbound Marketing: A Long-Term Publishing Strategy
  • Optional: Alan Moore's Writing for Comics, Avatar Press, 2003 - Alan Moore
  • Optional: How Good Storytelling can keep your Brand in its Branded Content, 2018 - AdWeek - Kate Santo
  • WE LIVE IN A BRAND ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
  • Introduction to Module 4
  • A Multiplatform Transmedia Challenge
  • What is Branded Entertainment: Interview with Jaime Dezcallar - Creative and Filmmaker
  • Content Discovery
  • Prolonged User Attention: Interview with Jorge Martinez - Head of Publishers Outbrain
  • Movies in the Service of Brands
  • Self-sufficient plots to build long-lasting connections: interview with Ana Folgueira - Production Director at Llorente y Cuenca
  • Audiences, virality and new gatekeepers: Interview with Ana Folgueira - Production Director at Llorente y Cuenc
  • We Don't Own Our Stories Anymore
  • ‘In social platforms you can really segment the message that you’re sending’: Interview with Dani Marote – CEO at Hydra Social Media
  • ‘Our only pattern is finding how we can give value to the user so we can get their attention and then a call to action’: Interview with Dani Marote – CEO at Hydra Social Media
  • A Wrap Up From Professor Pedro Cifuentes
  • Optional: A Cannes Lions Jury Presents: The Art of Branded Entertainment, Part 1, 'Digitally Born Killers (or what branded entertainment can do for brands)'
  • Compulsory : Branded Content: The What, Why, When and How - The Mission Podcasts
  • Compulsory: Mythologies of Creative Work in the Social Media Age: Fun, Free, and “Just Being Me” - Brooke Erin Duffy, Elizabeth Wissinger
  • Compulsory: The ultimate step-by-step guide to understanding gamification - Gamelearn
  • Compulsory/Obligatory: Playing for Keeps: How Brands Should Use Gamification - The Content Strategist
  • Test your knowledge on Module 4!
  • THE CAPSTONE PROJECT
  • Introduction to The Project
  • Instructions for the Capstone Project
  • Brand and Content Marketing Conclusion
  • Instructions
  • Defining Branded Content for the Digital Age
  • The Story of Content: Rise of the New Marketing
  • How to Design a Brand Study That’s Ethical and Entertaining- Gaudette Emily (2019)
  • 2. Brand & Content Marketing

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The Brand and Content Marketing course on Coursera has received positive reviews from users. Many users have praised the course for its practical approach and real-life examples. The course covers various aspects of brand and content marketing and provides learners with valuable insights and skills to develop effective marketing strategies.

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Many users thought that the real-life examples and practical approach in the course were excellent.

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  • The course is well-structured and covers various aspects of brand and content marketing.
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  • The course is suitable for both beginners and experienced marketers.
  • The course assignments and quizzes are helpful in reinforcing the concepts learned in the course.

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Pedro Cifuentes Huertas
IE Business School
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