It’s time to end the guesswork you use to create personas and get to the bottom of how consumers really think and act. And that requires you to segment with science. Here’s what you need to know.

How did a British nurse get a greenlight, while a Hungarian doctor got a red light for the same lifesaving remedy in the 1800s? It’s a lesson all marketers should heed for their smart, capable, and good audiences.

Do you think your terms of service let you use your audience’s personal data any way you want? What about data acquired from third-party sources? If you don’t start from an ethical foundation, you may be headed for trouble.

The motivation for Content Marketing World’s headliner keynotes – Henry Rollins and Mindy Kaling – are vastly different. But these two high-profile, highly successful creatives possess the same essential ingredient for success.

If your content doesn’t connect with an audience, success isn’t an option. But to get the audience, you first must answer these three essential questions. And use these resources to create an effective content marketing strategy.

How does a company launch without a product and still hit $12 million in sales in year one? A brilliant content strategy. Learn how Away did that and more with content, making its co-founder a B2C Content Marketer of the Year finalist.

A transformational approach like account-based marketing can be worth the extra effort for B2B companies. ABM can add targeting precision, enhance team collaboration, and drive stronger bottom-line results from content marketing.

Liz High spent four minutes and 15 images introducing herself at her Content Marketing World presentation. Why? She had a point to make.

Personalization is not a detail or an add-on when it comes to your content. It should be an integral part of your content marketing strategy so you can build the sort of audience loyalty we all dream of.

One size does NOT fit all when it comes to developing your personas. After negative response to his post about a three-question method, Aaron Agius is back to offer a more expansive take on personas.

Do you face the personalization paradox? You want to create content customized for your audience. But you don’t want to seem overly knowing or familiar and raise their privacy flags. Here’s how to strike a good balance.

NASCAR dads. Soccer moms. Millennials. Those words conjure images of a person or group. Are they stereotypes or personas? Does it matter? And how does it all fit with your content marketing? Ten marketing experts share their thoughts.