With the new digital tools and technologies available, the cost of creating content has dropped significantly, and companies compete to provide quality content to consumers in today's media landscape. In this regard, the source of a piece of content, be it print, TV, radio, or online, is less important than its relevance and usefulness to readers.
From the advertisers' perspective, even if statistically, early-stage companies have a high rate of failure. Usually, the ones that depend only on performance advertising, a website, and social media to capture their future customer's attention will start to observe a decrease in efficacy. Today's business landscape demands an omnichannel content strategy with multiple touchpoints for connecting with consumers.
That is why every company should be a media company — producing content and distributing it cross-platform to maximize the chances of reaching a larger audience of their ideal customer profile.
Today, companies that want success should develop themselves as media companies by producing premium content that is personalized and performs well on multiple platforms, cuts through the noise, reaches their target audience, and engages customers in a customized style.