Content Logistics – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Storytelling isn’t just for novels—it’s the key to standing out in B2B marketing. In this episode of Content Logistics, host Baylee Gunnell sits down with brand strategist and ghostwriter Dana Herra to break down what makes content compelling. Dana shares why positioning matters on LinkedIn, how to develop an authentic voice, and why following every trend won’t get you noticed.

They also dive into the biggest mistakes businesses make with content—like overthinking storytelling, obsessing over engagement metrics, and relying too much on AI. Dana explains how to measure success beyond vanity metrics and why building an owned audience is more powerful than chasing algorithm-driven reach.

Finally, they discuss how executives can use personal branding to drive real business impact. Whether you’re crafting a LinkedIn post or mapping out a content strategy, Dana’s insights will help you create content that resonates, builds trust, and moves your audience to action.

Substack (twice-monthly articles on content marketing)

danaherra.substack.com

10-Minute Branding (weekly short email with a mini branding tip and action item to implement it)

dana-herra.kit.com/10min-brand

Search engine optimization has long been anchored to rank tracking, a methodical approach to monitoring keyword positions, optimizing for higher rankings, and using data to demonstrate marketing success. However, Google's recent algorithm updates have fundamentally disrupted traditional tracking tools, creating significant challenges for marketers seeking to measure search positions with their previous level of precision.

In this episode of Content Logistics, host Baylee Gunnell engages in an in-depth conversation with Colin Costigan, Account Director at Marketers in Demand. Together, they dissect the evolving landscape of SEO, exploring how AI-driven search behavior, zero-click searches, and Google's dynamic ranking factors reshape digital marketing strategies.

Colin explains how Google's commitment to enhancing user experiences and transitioning toward AI-generated overviews have deprioritized traditional rank positions. Instead, the focus has shifted to engagement-driven metrics. He delves deep into the E-E-A-T framework—Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness—offering strategic guidance on how businesses can optimize content for sustained visibility.

Moving beyond the outdated approach of chasing rankings, Colin advocates for a more holistic strategy. He encourages marketers to concentrate on metrics that drive business growth, such as share of voice, user engagement, and conversion rates. The conversation extends to exploring the growing significance of video, images, and social signals in search rankings, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of modern SEO strategies.

In this episode of Content Logistics, co-hosts Dallion Durán-Ballén and Baylee Gunnell sit down with Emma Blackmore of Emma Blackmore LTD - Fractional Marketing, a fractional CMO with over 15 years of marketing experience across London, New York, and Stockholm. Emma shares insights from her global marketing career, offering practical advice on expanding into new markets—both internationally and domestically.

Emma highlights the importance of a well-thought-out market entry strategy, emphasizing the need to adapt brand positioning and messaging to fit local nuances. She discusses the significance of market research, customer segmentation, and scrappy marketing approaches, especially for startups with limited resources. Emma also stresses the value of sales and marketing alignment to support growth efforts.

The conversation wraps up with Emma sharing tips on building effective teams for international expansion and addressing the challenges of cultural differences. With practical examples and actionable insights, this episode offers a comprehensive guide for businesses looking to scale across borders.

In this episode of Content Logistics, hosts Dallion Durán-Ballén and Baylee Gunnel sit down with Sofie Lehrmann, founder of MilkMoo, to discuss the power of market research and maximizing value in B2B SaaS marketing. Sofie shares her approach to "milking the cow" by taking full advantage of a company’s product and market insights to create consistent, high-impact content without unnecessary spend.

Sofie dives into the importance of customer-centric strategies, drawing parallels between her experience in B2C with major brands like Chanel and Heineken and how those lessons translate into the B2B world. She emphasizes the value of conducting in-depth research to understand customer pain points and using those insights to craft content that resonates.

The episode also explores challenges in getting C-suite buy-in for thorough market research and how speaking the language of internal stakeholders can help marketers align their efforts with business goals, ensuring long-term success.

In this episode of Content Logistics, hosts Baylee Gunnell and Dallion Durán-Ballén  chat with Ashley Mason, founder of Dash of Social. Ashley shares insights on leveraging C-suite executives’ personal brands for company awareness on LinkedIn.

Ashley emphasizes the importance of tapping into executives’ existing networks and using their profiles to amplify company messages. She suggests starting with low-commitment posts and gradually increasing frequency. To create content, Ashley recommends recording conversations with executives and using transcripts for social media posts.

The discussion covers practical tips for managing up, setting realistic expectations, and using content buckets for organization. Ashley also highlights the value of consistency over frequency in posting. The conversation wraps up with advice on analytics, tools for streamlining social media efforts, and the importance of just getting started with social media marketing.

In this episode of Content Logistics, hosts Baylee Gunnell and Dallion Durán-Ballén welcome Tas Bober, Digital Strategy Advisor at Delphinium, to discuss effective strategies for creating high-converting landing pages in B2B SaaS. Tas introduces her "Chipotle Method" for crafting landing pages, emphasizing the importance of understanding the buyer's journey and product features. She explains how to map out the entire buying process, from market overview to product details, and recommends creating 5-9 core landing pages that can be reused and adapted for different campaigns.

Tas shares practical tips for improving landing pages, including the value of anchored navigation and the importance of relevant, high-quality gated content. She advises marketers to focus on providing genuine value in all marketing efforts, especially when it comes to gated content. The conversation also touches on the benefits of this approach for lean marketing teams, allowing them to do more with less while maintaining consistency and quality.

The discussion concludes with Tas offering insights on testing and iterating landing pages, emphasizing the importance of transparency and data-driven decision-making. She highlights the need for marketers to take initiative and run experiments, even with limited resources. The episode wraps up with Tas sharing her biggest "content marketing ick" - gated content that fails to provide real value to the reader. This episode is essential listening for B2B marketers looking to enhance their landing page strategies and optimize their digital marketing efforts.

In this episode of Content Logistics, hosts Baylee Gunnell and Dallion Durán-Ballén interview Taylor Young, Director of Strategic Initiatives at Terminus. The discussion centers around Account-Based Marketing (ABM), emphasizing the importance of aligning marketing and sales teams to execute effective ABM strategies. Taylor, dubbed the "ABM Queen," shares insights on launching successful ABM campaigns, highlighting the significance of understanding one's customer base and creating tailored content that resonates with target accounts.

Taylor outlines the three C's of ABM: customer, creative, and content. She stresses that knowing your customer well is crucial for ABM success, as it allows for the creation of targeted and meaningful campaigns. Creative efforts should be organized and strategically published across multiple channels to effectively surround target accounts. Content, being the backbone of ABM, must be compelling and informative, avoiding lazy approaches that fail to engage potential customers.

The episode also dives into the evolution and scaling of ABM, from its origins in large-scale, one-to-one marketing efforts by companies like Accenture and IBM to more cost-effective, scalable approaches made possible by platforms like Terminus. Taylor discusses how companies can leverage personalized tools and data to refine their ABM strategies, ensuring that their content reaches the right audience at the right time.

In this episode of Content Logistics, hosts Baylee Gunnell and Dallion Durán-Ballén are joined by Jenna Quick from Bellxcel, a seasoned Google Ads expert, to dive into effective strategies for running Google Ads campaigns, especially for small B2B marketers. They begin by discussing the fundamentals of Google Ads, highlighting the importance of targeting the right audience and avoiding common pitfalls. Jenna emphasizes the need for a strategic approach, especially when dealing with limited budgets, and offers practical advice on how to maximize the impact of ad spend.

Jenna shares her insights on how to allocate different budgets, ranging from $100 to $10,000, and explains the importance of narrowing down the audience to ensure ad dollars are well spent. She illustrates how even a small budget can be effectively used for brand awareness if approached correctly. The conversation also touches on the significance of high-quality landing pages and how they play a crucial role in the success of ad campaigns. Jenna provides tips on maintaining simplicity and relevance in landing page design to enhance user experience and conversion rates.

The discussion concludes with Jenna offering valuable advice on Google Ads bidding strategies and the use of various tools for optimizing ad performance. She highlights the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the dynamic field of digital marketing. The episode wraps up with a light-hearted segment where Jenna shares her biggest "marketing ick," adding a personal touch to the informative discussion. This episode is a must-listen for marketers looking to enhance their Google Ads skills and optimize their ad spend effectively.

In the latest episode of Content Logistics, hosts Baylee Gunnell and Dallion Durán-Ballén sit down with Anna Burgess Yang of ABY Creative. The discussion centers on maximizing the use of high-quality content through automation, particularly for solo marketers and small teams. Anna shares her innovative approach to ensuring no content goes to waste by repurposing it efficiently.

Anna explains the importance of automation in the content creation process. She uses tools like Zapier and ChatGPT to automate repetitive tasks, allowing her to focus on producing valuable content consistently. Her method includes using transcripts from conversations and turning them into multiple pieces of content for different platforms, ensuring a continuous and varied content stream.

The episode highlights how automating content processes can save time and enhance productivity. Anna emphasizes the value of repeatedly sharing core messages in different formats to reinforce brand identity and engage audiences effectively. Her insights provide a practical roadmap for marketers looking to optimize their content strategy and maintain a strong online presence.

In this episode of Content Logistics, hosts Baylee Gunnell and Dallion Durán-Ballén welcome Camille Trent, Director of Content & Community at Teal. Camille, who previously hosted the show, joins as a guest to share her insights on content marketing. The conversation starts with Camille expressing her excitement about the show's continuation and her role as a guest, enjoying the opportunity to discuss content strategies with fellow marketers.

The trio dives into their biggest "content icks," highlighting common mistakes and misconceptions in content marketing. Dallion discusses the pitfalls of creating dedicated content rooms for small teams, emphasizing the importance of agility and sustainability. Camille adds her perspective, stressing the need to avoid perfectionism and focus on creating impactful content quickly. They all agree on the value of prioritizing content creation over unnecessary production complexities.

Camille's top "ick" is the overuse of generic SEO blog intros, which fail to engage readers. She advocates for more thoughtful, engaging beginnings to content pieces. The discussion also touches on the integration of AI in content creation, with Camille emphasizing the importance of proper research and editing to avoid formulaic and uninspired outputs. The episode concludes with a lively debate on maintaining fresh, relevant content and the pitfalls of lazy research and statistics.