The firms that succeed the most with content marketing are much more likely to document their strategies, invest a greater share of budget in content, use paid channels for promotion, and measure ROI,according torecent research fromSemrush.

TheState of Content Marketing 2023 Global Reportwas based on data from a survey of 1,700 marketers and business owners in 34 countries. Based on how respondents self-reported the success of their firm’s content marketing efforts, the researchers divided the findings into four segments: very successful, successful, minimally successful, and unsuccessful.

Some 80% of respondents who say their company is very successful at content marketing have a documented content marketing strategy, compared with only 52% who say their company is unsuccessful at content marketing.

Investment is also key: Fully 79% of very successful firms spend more than 10% of their marketing budget on content, compared with 52% of unsuccessful firms.

State of content marketing global report results

Some 72% of respondents who say their company is very successful at content marketing use paid channels for content promotion, compared with 58% who say their company is unsuccessful at content marketing.

State of content marketing global report results

Some 70% of respondents who say their company is very successful at content marketing measure content marketing ROI, compared with 56% who say their company is unsuccessful at content marketing.

State of content marketing global report results

About the research:TheState of Content Marketing 2023 Global Reportwas based on data from a survey of 1,700 marketers and business owners in 34 countries

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Ayaz Nanjiis a digital strategist and a co-founder ofICW Media, a marketing agency specializing in content and social media services for tech firms. He is also aresearch或者说是iter for MarketingProfs. He has worked for Google/YouTube, the Travel Channel, AOL, and the New York Times.

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