As General Manager of CMI, Stephanie leads the brand’s event, digital, print, and e-learning operations. Previously, Stephanie served as VP of Content Marketing for UBM’s Technology portfolio, providing strategic guidance on content development, content optimization, audience engagement, and go-to-market platforms for technology clients. Stephanie also spent many years as Editor in Chief of InformationWeek. Find Stephanie on Twitter @editorstahl and LinkedIn.
What are content marketers doing? How are they doing it? Are they successful?
For the past 11 years, we’ve asked content marketers those questions, which have helped many teams check their practices, budgets, and priorities against their peers and plan for the future.
Change is happening all around us whether we want it or not – and plenty of us are waiting for a return to something like normal.
But there’s a better way to reflect on the changes content marketers experienced during the “dumpster fire that is 2020,” as Robert Rose said in his opening keynote at ContentTECH Summit last week:
Events of the past weeks – the tragic deaths, the vocal outcry, the peaceful protests, the riots, the looting – should have every one of us questioning how we can make things better.
I wanted to say something to acknowledge the systemic racism that’s brought us all to this moment – and to speak out against it. And I did on my own social media channels.
