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    How to use your research for content marketing

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    Promote, promote, promote your research with content marketing strategies!

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    One of the many awesome things about research is that there are so many ways to promote it. Make the most of your research report's content by using it as a complementary marketing tool. This can help you extend the reach of your marketing efforts and maximize your return on investment.
    Read on for some of our favorite strategies for using research to deliver incredible marketing results.

    Leverage innovative HR studies so you can work the results and insights into your content marketing to meet your sales and marketing objectives!

    Include the report and/or the infographic as a gated download on your website

    • Increase leads for your sales funnel
    • Capitalize on 3rd party reputation
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    Leverage key findings (i.e, microcontent) in an extended media campaign

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    • HRRI reports include a variety of insightful findings and graphs
    • Leverage each finding in a media message, along with a visual element
    • Prepare a multi-channel calendar to strategically schedule releasing different findings
    • Identify the best channels for releasing the research insights, such as: Your own website, YouTube, Facebook, Linkedin, Blog posts, Newsletter articles, Conference presentations.
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    Discuss thought leadership on webcasts, podcasts, panels, etc.

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    • Sit down with experts/thought leaders to discuss the research and its implications
    • Discuss strategies and tactics based on the findings
    • Link it to today's hot or timely topics (e.g., tie recruitment research to new unemployment trends)
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    Create best practice blogs and articles

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    • Make a list of best practices based on the research
    • Champion the strategies and tactics of HR high performers
    • Lead to your solution, not with it; once problems and strategies are identified, only then offer your own solution
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    Engage with partners, including employees

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    • Create a compelling presentation or other materials that your partners can leverage in webcasts, events and more
    • Highlight the findings internally, as well as externally, boosting employee and customer engagement by showing them how cutting edge your thought leadership is
    • Get employees to share research findings via blogs, social media and more
    • Create videos in which employees discuss the findings and what it means to them and their business
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    Help advance your client's business case

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    • Make a list of best practices based on the research
    • Champion the strategies and tactics of HR high performers
    • Lead to your solution, not with it; once problems and strategies are identified, only then offer your own solution
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