Do you need copyright permission every time you quote someone’s work?
Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone addresses when you need copyright permission to quote someone else’s work in your marketing efforts.
Archive for the ‘Content Marketing’ Category
The overwhelming implications for driverless cars and marketing
By 2020 there could be millions of self-driving cars on the roadways of the world. What are the implications for driverless cars and marketing?
How do you build a content strategy when a market is already littered with “experts?”
I saw this question posted at a recent marketing conference and I think it will resonate with many readers. I’ll answer it as best I can today: “My challenge is […]
Should your content generate leads or relationships?
There are two content marketing camps. Should your content generate leads or relationships? A discussion of both views.
Monetizing in the moment and the content marketing pivot
The power is shifting and so too must our web strategy. Are you ready for the content marketing pivot?
How do you make your content the signal instead of the noise?
Marketers have to deal with an increasingly crowded world. How do you make your content the signal instead of the noise?
Why “rich content” is central to your social media strategy
Not all content is equal. Why “rich content” needs to be the centerpiece of your social media strategy
Keeping your content promise, even when it hurts
Sadly, “trust” is becoming a point of differentiation today. To win in a noisy world, are you keeping your content promise?
A course correction for influence marketing measurement
Some people are getting $30,000 for a single branded Snapchat story. Influence marketing measurement needs a course correction
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