How to choose a personal branding theme when you have diverse interests
Choosing a personal branding theme is essential on your journey to become known. That can be tricky if you have diverse interests and passions. These guidelines will help you.
The Content Consistency Imperative
It’s tempting to take a break from the frenzy of content creation, but as the author learned, content consistency is key. In fact, it’s more important that genius or having that big idea.
The blogger’s end game: Setting my sights on Keith Richards
We have never had a generation of old blogger’s before. But it’s happening now and the author is leading the way. What is the blogger’s end game.
The end of boring content: A call to belong
There is no more room in the world for boring content. Stop trying to fit in. Instead you need to belong. This is an urgent imperative for the marketing world today.
The “social” in social media can’t be scaled. Be patient.
Scaling social media is a challenge as your audience grows. Engagement can’t scale in ways that ultimately doesn’t disappoint people.
In praise of a stressful week
Most people view social media feeds with jealousy, but a story of a stressful week reminds us all that we are equal in our human condition.
Three words that guide all content marketing strategy today
In a world of ever-growing complexity, focusing on these three words may provide effective direction to any marketing strategy.
The stark reality behind the influencer lists
The social media world obsesses over influencer lists that try to bestow power on a chosen few. Here’s why most of them very flawed and unfair.
As it sails into the sunset, thoughts on why Klout mattered
Klout is being discontinued after a nearly 10-year run. Although it was widely criticized, this article explains what the company accomplished and why Klout mattered.
Is a college marketing degree worthless?
Students who want to be in marketing today face a dilemma. They need a degree to get a job but most of the marketing courses and teachers out there are terrible. Is a marketing degree worthless?