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Chat Apps: The Next Big Content Marketing Opportunity

Here’s a content marketing quote you probably haven’t heard: “Snapchat is my most valuable marketing tool right now.” That wasn’t said by the CEO of some weird Brooklyn organic lingerie company, but Gary Vaynerchuck, the renown agency founder and best-selling author. “It’s not how many followers you have, it’s how many care,” said Vaynerchuck about… 

December 13, 2013 · Sam Petulla

Tutorials: A Great Content Strategy, Especially If There Are Zombies Involved

As content strategists brainstorm types of content that will inspire users to share and engage meaningfully, there’s no better choice than videos that teach your visitors something new and show off your expertise. This type of content tends to do two things really well: be highly sharable, by being visual and instructive, and it earns… 

December 10, 2013 · Sam Petulla

Solidarity Slam

This article is part of a series on stories and storytellers, done in partnership with Narratively, a platform dedicated to original, in-depth, and untold stories.  

December 2, 2013 · Rebecca White

How Do Brand Publishers Get Eyeballs On Their Content? Paid, Paid, Paid.

In his keynote presentation at the Contently Brand Publishing Summit last week, Gary Vaynerchuk spoke passionately about access. We’re all creating content, but we need to think more about reaching the right readers and engaging them. During the Summit, we polled the content marketers in attendance about their approach, asking, how do you make sure… 

November 15, 2013 · Ella Riley-Adams

ThingLink Channels Their Inner Frankenstein (Minus All The Grave Robbing) To Bring Images To Life

As former Luminate executive Chas Edwards recently said in Adage: “It’s the pictures, stupid.” Image share rates are soaring. Pinterest, SnapChat, and Instagram are attracting legions of new users. And as a result, marketers are scrambling to put together an effective visual content strategy. Enter ThingLink, a free, easy-to-use tool that makes images interactive. You… 

November 1, 2013 · Sam Petulla

The Short, Happy Life Of
Samsung’s DigitAll Magazine

In 2001, just a year into the new millennium, Samsung was already having a Millennial problem. The company was having a hard time reaching new, younger consumers who considered technology an essential part of their day-to-day lives. Pressure was on Samsung’s marketing team to grow their global market share, and it was clear that reaching… 

October 24, 2013 · Kate Gardiner