Why Your Brand Needs to Have an Opinion
Content strategy is like prom—a lot can go wrong, so there's a natural tendency to play it safe.
The Content Strategist
Content strategy is like prom—a lot can go wrong, so there's a natural tendency to play it safe.
Our new study, "The State of Freelancing in 2015," shows why it's so crucial for marketers to value their freelance talent.
Why are some brands better at content marketing than others? We explore.
A lot happened last year in content marketing, and even more is going to happen this year. These 10 predictions will put you ahead.
By now, it feels like roughly a zillion brands are following in the footsteps of giants like Red Bull, IKEA, and IBM and embracing content marketing. It's new! It's exciting! David Carr is writing about it a lot! But what's next?
When TrackMaven billed one of its conference panels as the "Content Platform Showdown," pitting representatives from content marketing platforms Contently, Newscred, and Percolate head-to-head, they were probably hoping everyone would channel their inner Crossfire.
There are moments in time that can only be captured through the art form of oral history. Odysseus' journey home from Troy. Eminem's Eight Mile. The 2012 Burning Man Festival. The first six months of 2014 at Contently, when a scrappy startup changed the very nature of content, marketing, business, and the game of soccer itself. Enjoy.
Here's your requisite weekend reading for when you're lounging in the park, half-heartedly hiding your bottle of wine from the cops:
What do traditional journalists have to do with content marketing? Quite a bit.