Content Fluency: Why You Should Write For 4th Graders
Every time you tell a story, you're competing for attention with the millions of other stories. So don't make your content feel like homework.
The Content Strategist
Every time you tell a story, you're competing for attention with the millions of other stories. So don't make your content feel like homework.
Growing up, every night before bed was a wild trip to the future.
When I shared the stage with Crystal Eastman at the Digital Marketing Financial Services Summit in November, I immediately recognized her as my favorite type of person to interview: A brilliant storyteller who stumbled into marketing by accident and figured out how to do great things inside complicated corporations. Eastman transitioned from an “artsy” four…
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It’s that time of year: It’s two days before Christmas, you check Google Analytics, and you realize you’re 20% short of your vanity pageview KPIs. What should you do? Luckily, there’s a solution that’s been around since biblical times: the end of year list. (Or even better this year: the END OF DECADE list.) When…