Stage fright leads marketers to miss huge opportunities to differentiate themselves. Read on for practical tips plus a dose of confidence to quell the most extreme public-speaking jitters, from the executive producer of TedxCambridge. Continue reading
From Good to Great: Tips to Take Your Next Live Event Up a Notch
Content Marketing World’s organizer discusses what it takes to elevate live events from middling to masterful so they have a bigger impact on your long-term success. Hint: It starts with content. Continue reading
How to Differentiate Content in a Crowded Field [Example from Adidas]
Adidas Group launched a new content platform for athletes and athletes at heart. The executives who created and implement it share the strategy behind the venture, and how the company plans to differentiate itself in a crowded field. Continue reading
How to Transform Complex Data Into Understandable and Shareable Visuals
Effective data visualization is much more than creating a flashy graphic. Harvard Business Review’s senior editor shares how to transform the power of complex ideas into understandable and shareable visuals. Continue reading
How to Attract the C-Suite to Your Events
Getting the right people is key to event success, and no audience is more challenging than the highly desired but frustratingly tough to convene C-suite. Consider these three core elements and five tips to boost C-suite attendance. Continue reading
Make Media Research a Content Priority
Are you under-investing in research — the type of research that will help uncover how you will distribute and promote your content to influencers and media before you create it? Then you’ll want to read this. Continue reading
Brand Museums: How Companies Tell Their Stories
Companies like New Balance and AT&T are investing in museum-type installations to describe their history. Learn what drives these immersive experiences and what to consider if you’re embarking on a museum project. Continue reading
Podcasting Pioneers Explain Value of Audio Content and Rookie Mistakes to Avoid
As CMI’s This Old Marketing podcast approaches its 150th taping, Joe Pulizzi and Robert Rose wax philosophical about why podcasting is so powerful, and the rookie mistakes they now avoid. Continue reading