Interested in ways to get more exposure, influence, and credibility through Twitter? Build influence in your industry with these five tried-and-proven actionable Twitter strategies.

Attending an event without participating in the hashtag is like listening to one side of a phone conversation; you’re only getting part of the story. Yet not all events make the most of social media … and the hashtag is only the start.

Go behind the scenes at the Content Marketing Institute to learn why we started Twitter chats, what changed our approach, and how to make chats a valuable component of your content program.

Joe and Robert discuss Time’s acquisition of Myspace, Twitter’s opt-in feed change that likely will go “full Facebook”, and research on brands creating more content but having even less engagement, plus rants, raves, and an example.

Joe and Robert discuss meanings this week – implications of the exodus at Twitter for the infamous unicorn, IBM’s acquisition of Ustream, and an article hating on brand marketing. Plus, they do rants, raves, and more.

The boys talk what Twitter’s 10,000-character rumor means to brands, Turner’s television stations' quest for native advertising dominance, and how native opportunities could fuel content brands, plus rants, raves and example of week.

Hundreds of content marketers joined the #CMWorld Twitter Chat conversation in 2015. This super-smart, incessantly curious, and generous group shares some wonderful insights. Here are some of the highlights broken down by subject.

With so many social media tools, you can use guidance to know what will really help. Discover five must-have tools (all with free options) that social media managers need to consider to boost their social media programs.

I beat Neil Patel – that respected and really successful content marketer and blogger. OK, it was a one-post comparison, but I still had 20% more shares. Let’s look at seven-plus characteristics that may have contributed to my victory.

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk about a possibly better way to structure content marketing teams, The Washington Post’s news distribution on social media, and the riddance of Twitter character counts, plus rants and raves.

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert discuss what Apple’s iOS 9 update means for publishers and brands, analyze the future of digital advertising, then talk Twitter data deal, “dislike” button, plus rants, raves, Burger Chef, and more.

Joe and Robert talk Twitter’s CEO departure and its broadcasting-platform opportunities, plus Brad Pitt-Netflix deal, and content marketing’s golden age. Rants and raves cover content marketing haters and patience in publishing.