If we look at the world’s most successful B2B businesses – i.e., Microsoft, IBM, Well Fargo, and UPS – there’s one extremely interesting commonality: They target end consumers, not to the businesses they are ultimately prospecting.

We've been doing some pretty fun consulting work lately. We're working with a number of groups in their early stages of defining or redefining their brand and their company's market position. They're universally coming to realize the importance of developing content on their website, on their relevant social platforms, and in running marketing campaigns.

We all know that businesses need to commit to creating quality, sharable and compelling content to attract and retain net new online business. Whether your marketing and advertising spend is measured in hundreds or millions, producing good stuff continuously very likely will mean the difference between winning and losing in the long term. But how?

Technology is moving so fast and we've done so many killer things that I think we're doing our community a bit of a disservice by not sharing some best (and worst) practices once in a while.