Posts Tagged ‘content marketing’

Which is more important: The content, or the person?

What fuels the personal brand — the content or the person behind it? Thoughts about creating a heroic brand that stands out on the web

A significant content insight if you’re marketing personal services

Marketing personal services takes a human touch. People are buying you, not your content so there is an imperative to bring a human dimension to marketing.

Five reasons using controversy as a content strategy backfires

“Creating controversy” may be popular advice on how to to create traffic for content but does it represent a legitimate strategy?

Finding your place on the web, when it seems so crowded out here

If your content niche is saturated, should you give up? No! But you will need to find your place on the web with a little research and resourcefulness.

Don’t tell your story, ADD your story

When a content marketing effort became too personal, traffic took a dive. Tell your story, but do it in a way that supports your marketing theme.

Social media engagement is a lousy metric

Social media engagement is among the most popular marketing metrics. This post shows you why it may not be an indicator of business success.

Achieving escape velocity: The content discovery challenge

Search algorithms are holding content “loops” in place, making the popular even more popular, and depressing content discovery. What is the strategy now?

19-Year-Old Shows Anybody Can Become Known With Commitment

In this Instagram case study, Danielle Conte shares Baseball Lifestyle 101’s success on Instagram and how owner Josh Shapiro has become known on the web