Tag Archives: content rules

October 31, 2016

Podcast

How to Be Your Brand’s Editor in Chief with Ann Handley

http://traffic.libsyn.com/onbrand/Ann_Handley_On_Brand.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download“The value of an editor cannot be understated. The editor is the proxy for the audience.” As the Chief Content Officer of MarketingProfs and the best-selling author of Everybody Writes and Content Rules, Ann Handley …


December 6, 2013

Podcast

How Do You Make Time for Content Marketing?

social-brand-chat

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5985866/SocialBrandChat/SocialBrandChatEpisode6.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadThis week on Social Brand Chat presented by KXIC we discussed a question via Google+ from Geri Seiberling: “How do you make time for content creation?” Time management is one of the biggest challenges …


December 17, 2012

Content Marketing

A Content Marketing Miracle on 34th Street

content marketing miracle

Creating useful content that helps customers solve their problems is anything but a new idea. In fact, you can even find examples of this in unexpected places. While settling in to watch one of my favorite holiday classics, Miracle on …


May 10, 2012

Social Media Strategy

Social Media Insights from SpongeBob & Thomas the Train

It’s true. We can learn lessons from children all the time. However, did you know that we can also learn a lot from their cartoons as well? Case in point, recently while tapping out some work on the iPad as …


3 Types of Fuel for Your Social Media Campfire

No one responds when I post. We don’t get any comments. I don’t think anyone is listening. If there’s one question I hear the most it’s a variant on these. The sheepish and dreaded admission that their social activity or …


August 29, 2011

Book Review / Content Marketing

Being King: Why Content Rules (Book Review)

Breaking news! Content is — wait for it — king. What’s that? You already knew that? You’ve heard the phrase ‘content is king’ everywhere and are wanting to know what it really means and, more importantly, what you do next? …