As the Content Arms Race Heats Up, Brands Face Their Moment of Truth
Everyone creating content is competing against everyone else creating content. It’s a free-for-all, with alliances and power positions changing faster than a game of Risk.
The Content Strategist
Everyone creating content is competing against everyone else creating content. It’s a free-for-all, with alliances and power positions changing faster than a game of Risk.
Contently co-founder Shane Snow sat down with each panelist at the Social Content Summit to discuss the future of content marketing and social media. This is the seventh of a nine-video series featuring American Express exec Scott Roen.
How do you choose which content to create, and then how do you know if you are doing the right things?
Brands, agencies and publishers engaged in telling great stories are converging in Manhattan next week to share their own stories.
In the same way that a bad experience with a company’s customer service rep can make or break a company — so can bad content.
American Express Radio Live at The Open was back at the U.S. Open, offering live radio coverage while promoting Amex’s brand and content.
A new survey from the Deloitte found that in the United Kingdom, 24 percent of people are on second screens while viewing television.
Two big brands -- American Express OPEN and Coca Cola -- have been tremendously successful in connecting to consumers online.
How much original content makes a strategy actually effective? The popular stock and flow content debate continues in Digitay’s recent post “Brands Want Content Curator Jobs.” Their take? A lot. “It takes time to build that reputation, whether creator or curator,” explained Neil Chase, svp of editing and publishing at Federated Media. “It might take faster if you’re good at what you do,…