The Content Strategist
Video-intensive sites like YouTube, Netflix, and, yes, Facebook dominate the race to capture the web's most precious resource: user attention. Twitter looks poised to join the ranks.
Give our VP of content $500K, and he'll give you the world.
Facebook now drives one quarter of all referral traffic, over three times that of all other social sites combined. What's even more surprising is how they got there.
Here's what you missed while wondering when your VC-engorged tech company is going to build a cave room that you can hibernate in until April...
A lesson in how to tactfully share global stories that are both heartrending and uplifting at once.
Tumblr's new Creatrs Network looks to be a win-win-win for content creators, advertisers, and readers.
This is the first installment of our weekly comics about content marketing. Because if we can't laugh at ourselves, we're doomed.
After Barack Obama's Q&A on Reddit in August 2012, BuzzFeed said that the president had "won the Internet." More than two years later, he's still winning with a robust social strategy.
Just by commenting on various third-party blogs for one month, Neil Patel got thousands of visitors to his own blog—and a corporate speaking engagement worth $25,000.
