What are content types? And what can they do for you? Here are some examples from author and content strategist Noz Urbina.

If you can pivot your style and approach to write informative, engaging content in a new niche, you are a valuable asset to any company’s marketing efforts. Here’s how to become a successful writer when you’re unfamiliar with the niche.

Do you know IFTTT? An online platform, If This Then That creates triggers when you connect specific platforms and tools. Its hundreds of “recipes” can do some amazing things in the name of efficiency. Here are 17 recipes to get you started.

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk advertising’s future with a content tilt. After some odd predictions, the boys discuss ROI research and The New York Times hitting 1 million digital subscribers. Plus, rants and raves.

NET-A-PORTER’s employee-tribute video to its retiring CEO generated over 1.1 million views. Though the investment for that type of production may not be an option for you, here are three steps to creating doable employee-engaged videos.

Should we aim our content at personas or at persons? Scott Abel and Robert Rose tackle the question. Their answers might surprise you.

Across the world, most brands use LinkedIn as a marketing channel, but too few say it’s an effective channel. You can change that when you use LinkedIn Groups the right way. Here are 17 tips from CMI’s community manager to get you started.

B2B marketing is overwhelmingly in need of systemic overhaul. One blog post isn’t going to fix that. But here are three ways in which B2B companies can start to develop interesting and provocative voices that resonate with audiences.

Forget the interruption approach of advertising. It doesn’t work, especially with millennials. Develop a content plan that gives consumers what they actually are interested in. Learn a secret plus tips to map your road to success.

A new approach to documentation is making certain Intel engineers – and customers – more productive. Other groups at Intel are taking note. Should you?

Your company has a wealth of internal knowledge that can be used to create content to humanize your brand and guide prospects. Learn how to create a knowledge bank to extract, store, and manage your information efficiently.

Not every brand can be BuzzFeed, but that doesn’t mean that your brand has to settle for mediocre social media. With these four tools, jazz up your content to increase engagement even if you’re working with “boring” B2B content.