How you engage with your audience’s positive and negative feedback can make a difference in how people feel and think about your brand. That’s why you need to craft a feedback engagement strategy. Continue reading
Government Agencies Get Real, Funny, and Human on Social Media [Examples]
Bureaucratic content usually causes people to keep scrolling. But these local, state, and federal agencies have found an antidote, creatively connecting with their constituents by humanizing their content. Continue reading
Foolish Content Isn’t Limited to One Day a Year
Many brands will run content “jokes” on April Fools’ Day. But foolish content knows no time of year. We looked at content from six brands to see who’s fooling around (and who isn’t). Do you agree? Continue reading
Twitter’s Unskippable and Sephora x TikTok Add New Twist to a Proven Content Strategy
Twitter and Sephora announced branded education content programs to teach video and social media concepts. Both embody a trend: creating content courses to help their audiences, partners, and customers succeed even on topics not directly tied to the brand’s products. Continue reading
Marketing Content to Gen Z? You Better Play by Their Rules
To connect with Gen Z audiences, engage them on their terms. Follow this expert advice to learn what brand-created content might work best and how to deliver it in ways that slap. Continue reading
Build Lasting Customer Connections With Sustainability Content [Sponsored]
Consumers increasingly seek brands that share their eco-conscious priorities. Follow these content tips and examples to show off your brand’s actions that support their sustainability goals. Continue reading
5 Essential Elements for a Great Newsletter
Undesirable email newsletters clutter your audience’s inboxes. That’s one reason why newsletters that once worked for you may now sit unread. Revisit your e-newsletter design, tactics, and metrics to emphasize and track these five elements of successful newsletters. Continue reading
How To Explain Content Marketing to Anyone [Fresh Examples]
When someone asks you to define content marketing, forgo the official definition in favor of these explanatory examples. They’re tailored to the inquisitor whether that be a partner, teen, senior, business associate, or social guest. Continue reading
‘Bah, Humbug!’ Why Negative Content Turns In Such Positive Results
Hate is a surprising emotion to use to sell jewelry. But the success of IHateStevenSinger.com shows how a contrarian approach can reinvigorate your content strategy and help you avoid the scourge of sameness plaguing so much content. Try these tips to surprise your audience by doing the opposite of what everyone expects. Continue reading
How This Outside-the-Box Approach to Content Produced Award-Winning Results
You don’t need a background in marketing to excel in content. You do need a clear focus on your audience’s needs, program goals, and story ideas that support both. Here’s how TD Bank Group’s lead content strategist applied these concepts to build an award-winning program. Continue reading
