Will the content tech partnerships you forge today pay off in long-term value? A search marketing expert shares what it takes to future-proof your content’s search performance and the tech solutions you select to support it.

Are you listening or just waiting to speak? Too many of us are waiting. Doing the same in our marketing. We’re “waiting to content” rather than really listening to the audience we’re trying to serve. It’s time to change that.

To increase your website traffic, you need to decrease its existing pages. Why? Thin content – low- or non-performing pages – that are forgotten or swept under the (website) rug. Be ruthless. Get rid of it. Just do it in this smart way.

How did a British nurse get a greenlight, while a Hungarian doctor got a red light for the same lifesaving remedy in the 1800s? It’s a lesson all marketers should heed for their smart, capable, and good audiences.

Marketing automation isn’t all machines and magic – it takes real human effort to get the best results. This month’s #ContentTECH discussion looks at the work to be done if you want to unleash the full potential of these tools.

Do you think your terms of service let you use your audience’s personal data any way you want? What about data acquired from third-party sources? If you don’t start from an ethical foundation, you may be headed for trouble.

Is your content marketing right brain (creative) or left brain (logical)? Or both? If you didn’t say both, your audience is missing out. Learn the difference a structured approach makes to help your content work smarter.

Not all of us control our brand’s content strategy. Our job is to develop the tactical plan – policies, processes, resources, and task-related decisions. Read on for a handy tutorial with the resources to make implementation a success.

How does a company launch without a product and still hit $12 million in sales in year one? A brilliant content strategy. Learn how Away did that and more with content, making its co-founder a B2C Content Marketer of the Year finalist.

Seven years ago, Red Hat’s content and communications team was isolated. Laura Hamlyn set out to change that and make the team matter to the business. Now, she is a finalist for 2019 B2B Content Marketer of the Year.

Omelets and scrambled eggs have the same ingredients. Yet one is an elevated dish and the other a banal breakfast. The difference? It’s the same as the one that distinguishes an aligned sales-and-content-marketing strategy from a disparate one.

Our hero was presented a formidable task. The CMO just announced he was going to solve the “content problem.” His mission? To battle the chaos resulting from large teams operating in silos. Could he and his team do it?