Practical Tips to Calm the Most Extreme Public-Speaking Jitters
December 6, 2016
Cathy McPhillips
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.
Not Documenting Your Content Marketing Strategy? Here’s What to Do About It
December 5, 2016
Joe Pulizzi
The majority of marketers still do not document their content plans in any way. Here are the eight most frequently cited reasons (excuses?) and advice from the Content Marketing Institute's founder on how to address each one.
10 Ways Content Marketing and Sales Teams Can Work Together
December 4, 2016
Jonathan Franchell
Too many companies keep marketing and sales separated into two teams. This silo mentality affects the bottom line. If marketing and sales work together, revenue could grow upwards of 10% annually. Here are 10 ways to get started.
This Week in Content Marketing: Could Brands Cure Traditional Media's Run to Eyeballs?
December 3, 2016
Joe Pulizzi
This week, the guys ponder Airbnb's puzzling magazine launch, the existence of content blindness, and the impending extinction of ad-supported media, then share rants, raves and an example of the week from the founders of HubSpot.
Why Freelance Content Writers Aren't Getting the Results You Want
December 2, 2016
Sarah Rickerd
Stop wasting money on outsourced content that doesn’t meet your needs. Learn how to hire better freelancer and give them what they need to create content that motivates your audience and truly supports your business.
Google Analytics + Marketing Automation: How to Get Better Insights About Your Audience
December 1, 2016
Jenny Knizner
Google Analytics, marketing automation, and CRM data – the best method to overcoming a data fragmentation issue is to understand what kind of data each platform offers and how it can work together for a full-circle view of the customer.
Get Control of Your Content Marketing Ideas So You Can Take Action
November 30, 2016
Michele Linn
Do you have lots of content ideas but aren’t sure which ones to pursue? Or never finish one idea before a new one distracts you? These tools and tips will help you gain control of ideas and make time to create something meaningful.
Content Marketing ROI: A Formula for Any Type of Organization
November 29, 2016
Michael Brenner
Executives are no longer willing to accept marketing that doesn’t demonstrate results. An infinitely more measurable approach, content marketing can help. But how do you build the business case for content marketing?
4 Ways to Use Data to Better Understand Your Content Production Process
November 28, 2016
Marcus Varner
You understand the value of tracking, measuring, and making content decisions based on data. But for some reason, you haven’t connected data to improve your content production process. Here are four steps to get started.
From Good to Great: Tips to Take Your Next Live Event Up a Notch
November 27, 2016
Kelley Whetsell
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.
This Week in Content Marketing: What Does Fake News Mean for Content Marketing?
November 26, 2016
Joe Pulizzi
This week, the guys discuss the potential makings of a content marketing mega-agency and explore new podcasting trends. They also look at what's boosting paid news subscriptions, rants, raves and an example of the week from Butterball.
Holiday Gift Guide: The Most Significant Content Marketing Books Published During 2016
November 25, 2016
Roger C. Parker
There’s something for every content marketer and entrepreneur on your list in this year’s holiday gift book suggestions for content marketers. It’s our largest gift guide with 24 recently published books and eight old favorites.
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