GE’s Crazy, Experimental Podcast Is ‘Serial’ for Coders
How do you get people excited by industrial software? With a complex, semi-fictional narrative podcast.
The Content Strategist
How do you get people excited by industrial software? With a complex, semi-fictional narrative podcast.
Just because a brand has the budget to sponsor content doesn't mean it should.
These podcasts aren't quite Serial, but they're pretty damn entertaining and give you a weekly crash course in the industry.
Why are some brands better at content marketing than others? We explore.
In episode 2, host Kavi Guppta looks for solutions to the measurement challenge that marketers are facing today.
In the inaugural episode of Contently's very own podcast, host Kavi Guppta discusses the past, present, and future of content marketing as we begin 2015.
This is the first installment of our weekly comics about content marketing. Because if we can't laugh at ourselves, we're doomed.
As more people get into the podcasting experience through popular programs like "Serial," "This American Life," and Bill Simmons's "B.S. Report," it's worth asking the question: Could podcasts be the next big territory for sponsored content?
"Serial," the most downloaded podcast of all time, ended this week, creating a pop culture vacuum that probably won't be filled for a few weeks. But on its way out, the podcast inadvertently became part of a marketing controversy.