Corporate Responsibility in the Age of Content and Social Media
As the saying goes, trust takes a long time to build, seconds to break, and forever to repair.
The Content Strategist
As the saying goes, trust takes a long time to build, seconds to break, and forever to repair.
The About Us page is known for being the epitome of corporate boredom, but a few brands have figured out how to turn it into a crucial content asset.
It's Steph Curry and Under Armour versus Michael Jordan and Nike, in a surprisingly close showdown between two retail titans.
Ericcson is telling 61 stories in 25 countries in a bold new attempt to reintroduce itself to the mainstream.
Branded web series, infographics, and comics are taking off this year. Here's why.
Millennials are good at discerning when brands are inauthentic and disingenuine. One way to strike a chord with them? Old-fashioned zines, as Nike and Red Bull demonstrate.
The buddy cop formula just works. Stick the right two guys together, let them riff off one another, and odds are you have a hit. If they're athletic superstars like Blake Griffin and Chris Paul, then you might have a major hit.
As strange as it might sound, I have a harder time not finding stories. It's like that line in 'The Sixth Sense' when Haley Joel Osment says, "I see dead people." Instead of dead people, I see stories. Everywhere.
"Everything changed for me, and for us, and probably for everyone in this room when YouTube became a thing."