Overused Phrases and Incorrect Words Hurting Your Writing
May 25, 2020
Ann Gynn
Words can convey so much. Or they can convey nothing. They can persuade. Or they can repel. Overused and incorrectly used words frustrate and irritate your audience. Here’s how to identify and fix your word problems.
Are You Guilty of the One Thing That Kills Content Marketing?
May 21, 2020
Joe Pulizzi
Are your blog posts not converting? Are your e-newsletters going unopened? Are you being ignored on social media? You may not be doing the one thing that is a good predictor of content marketing success.
8 Things to Help Your Content Marketing Survive the Pandemic
May 14, 2020
Joe Pulizzi
Joe Pulizzi shares how he founded the Content Marketing Institute in another unprecedented time. He then reveals eight things content marketers should be doing during this crisis.
What You Need to Know to Get a Wikipedia Page Published
May 13, 2020
William Beutler
Getting a Wikipedia article published about your company or topic related to your business isn’t easy. To help, here’s what you need to know about what the volunteer-operated encyclopedia is looking for and the right way to go about it.
6 Keys to a Strong Content Marketing Agency-Client Relationship
May 4, 2020
Jeremy Bednarski
Though it can’t be quantified directly, the agency and client relationship is the key to achieving your goals. Here are six tips for agencies and clients to establish a successful content marketing partnership.
Content Curation on Social Demands More Than a Shared Link
April 28, 2020
Alexandra Cote
Simply copying and posting links is not an effective content curation strategy for social media. Your audience needs to know why it’s important or relevant to them. It’s your job to provide that framework.
Metrics Matter More During COVID-19 Than They Ever Did
April 27, 2020
Ann Gynn
If you analyze your metrics like you usually do – within the framework of mostly controllable factors – you’re setting up your content marketing program for failure. It’s time to rewrite the rules of your measurement program.
How We're Navigating the New Now of Content Marketing
April 23, 2020
Stephanie Stahl
CMI General Manager Stephanie Stahl thought she’d be at ContentTECH Summit in San Diego this week. That’s not possible for anyone, so she’s sharing how CMI is preparing for the new normal, from events and videos to blogs and social. And she wants to hear how you're doing it, too.
Content Curation Tips and Examples to Fill Your Editorial Calendar
April 21, 2020
Jodi Harris
Content curation is a handy technique for all content marketers. Check out these tips and examples to ensure that your brand stays well stocked on essential fuel for its audience relationships.
Marketing Workflow: How to Keep Content Production On Track
April 16, 2020
Robert Mills
Is your content often delivered late? Do you have trouble getting it signed off? Does it typically get stuck in limbo? If you’re nodding your head, your content team probably hasn’t defined its workflow. Here’s how to do it.
Content Marketing Can Do More Than Survive in the New World
April 14, 2020
Stephanie Stahl
Following the tenets of content marketing can be more than a survival technique in 2020 and beyond. In fact, content marketing is poised to be the shining star of a brand’s marketing mix in this new world. Let me explain.
7 Steps to Create a Helpful Interim Content Marketing Strategy
April 7, 2020
Ann Gynn
Your content marketing strategy isn’t working in this new world. Your audience is changing its behaviors. Your company goals are in flux. It’s time to create – and document – an adjusted, one-page content marketing strategy.
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