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Sucking Up For Fame and Fortune in Digital Marketing

Any good digital strategist knows the basics of engaging a community. Keep up friendly conversations. Offer useful resources. Maintain authority on relevant topics. You know the drill. But digital marketing is still very much like the Wild West — which means there are ways to trick the system. Social media is often misrepresented as a… 

December 13, 2011 · Lexi Lewtan

Toolbox: Hook Internet Wanderers With These Five Critical Steps

Editor’s note: We’re trying something new with our Friday roundups. Instead of links to the week’s top news, we’ll be posting what we call Toolboxes – a handful of resources on a theme – every week. Check out our Tumblr feed for ongoing industry news curation, every day of the week. This week, we break down… 

December 9, 2011 · Lexi Lewtan

Turn Your Early Adopters Into Big Time Ambassadors

Some of the social sharing platforms today are what we call no-brainers. They get tons of hype, receive millions of  unique monthly visitors and have user growth that rivals the first few years of Facebook. However, 43% of Tumblr visits come from 2% of users and only 5% of Instagram users have uploaded more than… 

December 7, 2011 · Reb Carlson

A Deep Dive Into GetSatisfaction’s Content Strategy

While GetSatisfaction may not be directly related to the Rolling Stones’ song of similar sentiment, the two cultural entities actually have a lot in common. GetSatisfaction works with big name brands to encourage interaction, feedback and communication. And this isn’t some “useless information, supposed to fire (your) imagination” – the company offers real solutions to create… 

December 6, 2011 · Angela Stringfellow

The 5 Manliest Brands In Social Media

A man sits at a computer in an office, looking at the TMZ.com blog. A beautiful woman enters, walks to him, and reads over his shoulder, then looks back at the camera: “Manly, yes, but I like it, too.” You may not remember the line from the 1970s Irish Spring soap commercials. Just know that… 

December 5, 2011 · Erik Sherman

Five Experimental Content Marketing Platforms You Need To Be Using

Hey Everyone! So here at The Content Strategist, our goal is to offer easy and effective ways to reach your fans. Lately, we’ve found that many digitally savvy customers are using of experimental platforms to explore the internet. These platforms offer great ways for you to  uniquely interact and share content – but they all… 

December 2, 2011 · Lexi Lewtan

Nine Ways To Reach Important Readers Using Quora

Quora is an amazing tool for crowd-sourcing the answers to high quality questions – it’s like Wikipedia meets Yahoo Answers. The site is great for personal and industry related questions, but is still relatively unexplored as a marketing tool. Here are nine ways to dip your toes into this up-and-coming network. Stay on Top of… 

December 1, 2011 · Lexi Lewtan

Media Diets: Decoded – Helpful Tricks To Steal From Industry Leaders

How do other people deal with the torrent of information that pours down on us all? Do they have some secret? This is the burning question behind The Atlantic’s Media Diets — first person looks into the content consumption of writers, media industry veterans, and thought leaders of note. Some are straight-edged New York Times addicts,… 

November 29, 2011 · Lexi Lewtan

Awesome Content About Content, Week of 11/21

Hey Everyone!  If you follow our Twitter and/or Tumblr, you know that we like to keep you updated on what’s going on in the world of Content Creation outside of The Content Strategist. Here’s a wrap-up of  things we’ve noticed over the past week.  How to Jack The News For Marketing Buzz –  ”If you are… 

November 21, 2011 · Lexi Lewtan