Using Content to Create a Digital Twin of Your Sales Team with Winbound's Greg Mischio

If you’re familiar with the term “digital twin” in manufacturing, maybe it’s time to start thinking of blogs, videos, and social media content as the digital twin of your sales force. Greg Mischio is the Owner & Founder of Winbound, a marketing agency that provides content marketing for small marketing departments with a focus on manufacturing and industrial verticals. He also knows a thing or two about good beer in Madison, WI (which is definitely a plus). In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, we sit down with Greg to chat about all things content marketing. We look at how you can create real results with great content by understanding why customers buy. Greg shares the common mistakes people make with content marketing, why the written word is still critical, and how you can build a presence through referrals. We round off our talk on the best ways to get started with content marketing. In this episode, find out: What a digital twin is The importance of bringing value and getting real results The number one mistake people make in content marketing Why the written word is still critical in sales and marketing How to use a digital twin in manufacturing Why referrals are so important to building an online presence The best way to get started in content marketing. http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/iTunes (Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here.) Even one sentence helps. It’s feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “Sales start with great content.” "What are you awesome at? If you’re a small marketing team, focus on that and then bring in help around you because it’s hard to do it on your own.” “If you’re servicing people and you’ve got something of value, they’re probably going to keep you around.” Links & mentions: https://winbound.com/?utm_source=show_notes&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=manufacturing_happy_hour (Winbound), a marketing agency that creates content that’s mapped to the customer journey and m