7 Ways Limitations Can Boost Your Content Creation Productivity
August 7, 2014
Roger C. Parker
Although "more" is usually viewed as an advantage, there are times when "less" is better. It's essential to set limits on your content creation efforts to stay focused on your top priorities and avoid burnout. Get 7 ways to strategically place limitations that can boost your content creation efforts...
4 Tactics for Managing Your Army of Influencers
August 6, 2014
Anna Ritchie
All too often, the best laid plans for influencer marketing fall apart due to one simple assumption: that managing the influencers and their content will be the easy part. In reality, however, this can end up being the most complex and time-consuming aspect of your program. Use these 4 tactics to manage...
3 Ways to Improve Marketing ROI with Video Content
August 5, 2014
Michael Litt
As content marketing budgets continue to increase, tracking is critical to understanding whether your content strategy is effective. Luckily, just as online video content is becoming the most popular format, it's also one of the most measurable content media you can add to your mix. Get 3 ways to improve...
10 Content Marketing Roles for Success in the Next 10 Years
August 4, 2014
Joe Pulizzi
There are so many moving parts to effective content marketing creation and distribution these days, We are starting to see marketing departments transform themselves into publishing organizations. And with that transformation comes a shift in key business roles. Find out 10 content marketing roles your...
How Measurement Can Kill Your Content Marketing Strategy
August 3, 2014
Eric Wittlake
The measurement tail is wagging the marketing dog in many organizations these days. If you keep caving to the measurement dictocrats, by the time you're finished there won't be anything left of the plan you could have created — or the difference it could have made. Find out how measurement can kill your...
This Week in Content Marketing: Beck Schools Us on Storytelling
August 2, 2014
Joe Pulizzi
In this episode, Robert and Joe discuss a musician's mad content marketing moves, debate some potential causes of a decline in content quality, and reveal what the real purpose of native advertising is for brands. In addition, they discuss two shifts in the world of social media and take FourSquare to...
Content Marketing Personalization: When and How to Use It
August 1, 2014
Ann Gynn
Nearly all B2B organizations (95 percent) make some attempt to segment their content based on their audience, but personalization is difficult to accomplish in content marketing. Is it worth the extra effort it requires? Get some advice from industry experts on content marketing personalization -- like...
3 Reasons Why Online Content Can Leave 'Above the Fold' Behind
July 31, 2014
Dianna Huff
If your website is designed to be responsive, where your content appears depends on what device the reader is using -- and even how the device is oriented. Now that we live in a multi-screen world, the idea of keeping online content "above the fold" is meaningless. Learn more about leaving the idea of...
Unify Your Content Marketing Strategy With a One-Stop Resource Center
July 30, 2014
Britt Klontz
When you become a content marketer, you are essentially becoming your own publication. This means developing a rich and highly organized editorial calendar and employing a top-notch creative team, but it also means organizing and displaying your content efforts in an intuitive, visually compelling manner....
Rocking The Digital Asset Management Stage of Content Marketing
July 29, 2014
Robert Rose
If global enterprises are to successfully transform themselves to function as media companies, the way they handle digital asset management will need to significantly change to stay in step. Take a look at three key processes that, when used in tandem, can help you leverage your assets more nimbly and...
9 Content Curation Ideas for Bulking Up Your Editorial Calendar
July 28, 2014
Heidi Cohen
This is the year of content curation. Creating original content on a consistent basis can require a lot of dedicated resources, both human and financial. So what's a resource-constrained marketer to do? Bulk up your editorial calendar with these 9 content curation ideas.
5 Steps to Global Content Curation That Reaches Your Gooooaaal
July 27, 2014
Renato Beninatto
If global content curation is your goal and multiple languages are involved, just clicking "share" is more likely to get you into a world of trouble than into your target markets. Global content curation requires more than the standard components of content marketing. Use these 5 steps to reach your...
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