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How’d You Make That Flipping Awesome B2C Content for AARP?

AARP targets a huge audience – people in the United States over 50. But that doesn’t mean they don’t focus on niches too. The editor-in-chief of Sisters From AARP (and 2021 B2C Content Marketer of the Year) shares how they do it.
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How’d You Make That Flipping Awesome B2B Content for Salesforce?

How did Salesforce go from pausing all marketing to launching an award-winning content initiative just weeks into the pandemic? It wasn’t easy, but a fortuitously timed content revolution paved the way. Read the inspiring behind-the-scenes story.
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7 ‘Secrets’ of Award-Winning B2B and B2C Content Marketing Programs

We asked 2021 Content Marketer of the Year finalists for a peek behind the curtain of what makes their content marketing programs successful. Here are their seven tips.
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Why These Post-Pandemic Content Marketing Tips Are the Worst

There’s no shortage of advice on how to adjust your content marketing once the pandemic finally ends. But much of it is flat-out wrong. Here’s how to steer clear – and what to do instead – courtesy of Content Marketing World speakers.
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28 Ideas for Better Virtual, In-Person, and Hybrid Event Content and Experiences

The return of in-person events hasn’t pushed virtual to the side. It’s just given rise to trickier hybrid events. But you can master the blend of online and in-person content experiences with advice from these Content Marketing World speakers.
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22 Content Marketers Share Their Take on TikTok, Clubhouse, and Trendy Social Spaces

Before you leap into new social media spaces like TikTok, Clubhouse, Twitter Spaces, Spotify, or Greenroom, stop to consider whether you should. Try this advice from Content Marketing World speakers to help you decide.
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22 Expert Ideas for Content Marketing That Connects With Your Audience

Content that attracts attention is one thing. Content that creates a true connection with an audience is a whole different challenge. Try these 22 expert ideas to move beyond shallow attraction to establish a lasting relationship.
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21 Experts: Don’t Fear Life After Cookies – If You Have Content (and Consent)

You need data to know your audience – but regulations and policies about how you get it are constantly changing. Don’t panic. Take the advice of these 21 content marketing experts on how to make the most of a cookieless, privacy-focused future.
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Don’t Let a Poor Customer Experience Derail Your Content Results

Content marketers know how hard it is to attract and win customers. But what happens when your content promises fall apart in the customer experience? Andrew Davis offers a cautionary tale.
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26 Eye-Opening Ideas for Putting an End to Digital Content Fatigue

After a year with few IRL options, many find their eyes glazing over when it comes to digital content. Can your content reignite the spark of interest? Content Marketing World speakers say it can – and share ideas for how to make it happen.
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Curiosity May Have Killed the Cat But It Could Save Your Content

It’s tempting to exploit innate human curiosity with dramatic headlines and provocative social posts. But it won’t pay off in the long run – unless you understand how to keep audiences reading, watching, and clicking for more.
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51 Experts Share Content Marketing Myths and Missteps That Hurt Your Work

Pet peeves and misconceptions in content marketing go way beyond annoying. They’re bad for the practice, hurt your business results, and color the perception of content marketers as a whole. Browse this list of some of the worst – then add your own.