How AirBnb Is Using Content Marketing to Stay on Top
For the past 24 months, Inc. magazine's company of the year has been crafting a lavish collection of branded content.
The Content Strategist
For the past 24 months, Inc. magazine's company of the year has been crafting a lavish collection of branded content.
Despite all the "Facebook sucks!" rhetoric circulating in the brand marketing world, Facebook is still the most important social network when it comes to driving referral traffic to your content. By far.
Tinder is usually reserved for late night booty calls and awkward conversations with winky faces. But what about social justice campaigns? Recently, advertising agency Eighty Twenty used the app to do the unexpected: help bring the issue of sex trafficking to light.
In 2015, ad agencies may find themselves having a lot in common with the New York Jets.
Where do I begin? Which networks should I be on? What do I share? How many times should I post? Is this worth my time? Read on, social media noob, and I will answer all of your concerns. (Lesson one: “Noob” is social slang for “newbie.”)
Today, many, many brands jumped on the #BreaktheInternet trend—and some of the tweets actually weren't horrible!
How do you go from freelance photographer to the founder of a fast-growing creative agency in less than two years? For Meagan Cignoli, the secret was when she discovered Vine in early 2013.
What happens when a brand tries to use "pay it forward" as the basis of a social marketing campaign?
In just a few months, the content marketing scene has changed dramatically. More studies have been done, more charts have been made, and content marketers needs this information more than ever to stay on top of this rapidly changing industry.