When to Use Humor in Content Marketing
According to Dr. James Barry, B2B content should use more humor. " Why wouldn't CEOs want to be entertained?" he said. "They're just like anyone else."
The Content Strategist
According to Dr. James Barry, B2B content should use more humor. " Why wouldn't CEOs want to be entertained?" he said. "They're just like anyone else."
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