By Jonathan Crossfield published July 26, 2021

Curiosity May Have Killed the Cat But It Could Save Your Content

I’m a curious person.

No, not in the sense that I’m bizarre or odd (stop sniggering). I’m curious in the sense that my ADHD-addled brain becomes obsessed with finding answers whenever it stumbles across an interesting question. Interesting to me, that is.

I recently spent an entire Saturday afternoon confirming exactly how many issues of the weekly British comic Princess Tina were published between 1967 and 1973. (Or rather 1974 – I eventually proved all of the published sources wrong. Take that, Denis Gifford, and your Complete Catalogue!)Continue Reading

By Content Marketing Institute Team published July 23, 2021

Every Day Will Be Taco Tuesday for One Lucky Social Media Pro

This week in content marketing: McCormick spices up the job market. Vidyard treats influencers to a movie-premiere experience. What does it all mean for content marketing? And Ben & Jerry’s ends its Twitter deep freeze.

Let’s dig in.Continue Reading

By Ann Gynn published July 22, 2021

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By Robert Rose published July 21, 2021

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By Robert Rose published July 20, 2021

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By Bernard Meyer published July 19, 2021

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By Content Marketing Institute Team published July 16, 2021

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