How to Find Content Ideas in Your Web Analytics Report
June 30, 2010
Dianna Huff
Did you know that your Web analytics application is a wealth of information when it comes to generating ideas for new content? If you are like many people I know, you may look at the top 10 or 20 keywords to give you a good macro view of the search phrases people used to find your site. However, looking...
How to Become an Effective Podcaster Using the Interview Format
June 23, 2010
Bernie Borges
You may be surprised how willing people in your industry will be to be a guest on your podcast. The podcast medium lends itself well to busy schedules because your guest can be on your podcast show from the comfort of any location that has an Internet connection. A typical podcast interview lasts between...
Don't Think Marketing. Think Relationship.
June 22, 2010
Rahel Bailie
The quest for the right mix of content on a corporate site is the holy grail for marketing groups. In a very common scenario, marketing departments are given the budgets to develop content, and they create marketing material that is clean, crisp and clear. They plan content so that visitors are led...
9 Ways to Get Your Blogging Mojo Back
June 18, 2010
Patsi Krakoff
Maintaining a successful business blog is easier when you have clarity and a plan. Yet so many of my clients and business associates just start blogging.
They’re full of inspiration and passion. …And I always say “Go fer it, blog on!” A few months down the road I see them limping along,...
How New Bloggers Can Easily Craft Remarkable About Pages
June 17, 2010
Thomas Clifford
Is it possible that a tour guide can teach you a thing or two about your “About” page?
Yessiree, it certainly is possible.
How so?Continue reading
Want to Write an Ebook? Get Inspired with These Tips and Samples
June 16, 2010
David Meerman Scott
One of the most powerful forms of content marketing is the ebook.
Never before has a medium allowed an idea (or a product) to spread instantly to millions of consumers the way that the Web does. Ebooks are true examples of content marketing at work, and they hold the potential to influence many thousands...
How to Create a Custom Magazine Cover that Rocks
June 15, 2010
Kevin Lund
Though it’s said you can’t judge a book by its cover, you can decide if you want to read it – especially if the book we’re talking about is a magazine. Think about it. Given the choice, if you’re waiting at the doctor’s office with nothing to do, and you see two health magazines on the table in front...
How To Reformat, Repurpose and Resurrect the Existing Content In Your Organization
June 11, 2010
Russ Henneberry
Creating good content is hard work.
Don’t make it harder than it needs to be.
With a bit of effort, you will likely find that plenty of valuable content already exists within your own organization–you just need to train your eyes to see it. Continue reading
5 Disconnects that Can Derail B2B Content Development
June 10, 2010
Stephanie Tilton
There’s plenty of discussion about the lack of alignment between sales and marketing. But less is said about the smaller misalignments that threaten to derail content-development projects – or at the very least, greatly minimize the ultimate impact of content assets such as white papers and eBooks....
How to Think Like a Content Marketer
June 9, 2010
CB Whittemore
What’s the first step to becoming a content marketer? You need to think like one. Sounds basic, but it’s not as easy as it sounds.
Content marketing can’t thrive in some environments
While having a content marketing mindset may sound simple in theory, I regularly meet sophisticated...
12 Tips for Formatting Better Blog Posts
June 3, 2010
Patsi Krakoff
How is writing for your business blog different from any other business marketing content?
In general, the goal of a business blog is to provide relevant, useful information to your targeted audience. By doing so, you create a community of loyal readers and engage their interest in your business.
A few...
How to Use Your Content to Find New Business Opportunities
May 27, 2010
Lisa Petrilli
Remember when Hamlet said, “The play’s the thing…?” He had just come to the realization that he could use his ingenious content (his play) to gauge the reaction of his audience (King Claudius) in order to determine if the king was guilty of murder.
For the most part you’re not likely using your content...
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