Make Content, Not War: Using Negative Emotions in Content
When done wrong, controversial content can wreak havoc on a brand’s reputation -- so it’s important to tread carefully.
The Content Strategist
When done wrong, controversial content can wreak havoc on a brand’s reputation -- so it’s important to tread carefully.
Instead of spending money on a Superbowl ad, Target has chosen to put out a mobile game.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is teaming up with social media management platform Venueseen for an Instagram campaign.
The Atlantic’s “screw up” could be the content marketing industry’s gain.
Colleges are hiring chief marketing officers in an effort to strengthen the schools' brands in tough economic times.
Bad news for StumbleUpon: the company recently laid off 30 percent of its workers.
The Atlantic issued an apology for printing a scientology ad that looked like an article as part of its sponsored content campaigns.
Half of all B2C and B2B content marketers have a tough time producing enough content for their needs.
According to ClickZ, Google has launched a digital coupon service, Zavers.