On the #ContentRadar this week: We round up 11 of the year’s top posts from our ClearVoice blog, from marketing insights to industry interviews.
It’s not enough to create great content — now you need a plan and tools to distribute it. Make time for content distribution to maximize its impact.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Instagram drops off last-minute Christmas gifts for marketers. Also, WordPress users are “AMPed” up; Facebook is testing search ads; and men are much more likely to read online reviews.
Is a focus on grammar worth your time? Yes, it is. Dear Megan gives us three good reasons why you should care about grammar, the good kind.
Emojis, GIFs and horrid spelling are running rampant in our social media-crazed world. We surveyed 50+ professionals between the ages of 21 and 65 about their thoughts on the inescapable trend.
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Chomping at the bit to write or produce in the food industry? Read our interview with veteran television producer and writer Crystal Bahmaie, with credits that include producing and writing for ‘MasterChef’, producing for Disney, and six seasons as Senior Producer on ‘Chopped’.
Does your content strategy call for more visual content? These 10 tools will help you create killer images, infographics, slideshows, videos, livestreams and more.
Take notes as Joe Griffin, CEO of ClearVoice, and Lindsay Boyajian, Director of Product Marketing at Conductor, share their best practices and tips on how to efficiently scale content creation for enterprise teams, from strategy to production and measurement.
Interview: Shelly Cohen, Head of Business Development at Wix.com, shares tips for small to medium businesses on website design and content trends.
What kind of content writer do you need for your next project? Hal Werner explains the different types of writers and what to expect from each.
Today, diverse consumers demand to see themselves reflected for all their complexity, and the numbers back it up. Let’s examine Nike and recent studies supporting how diversity and inclusion make for better marketing.
Spoiler alert: Your site or social channels probably are making at least one of these content no-nos. Get ready to facepalm.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Video ad spend balloons. Also, Instagram tests tapping; half of U.S. adults use mobile coupons; and Facebook launches 3D photos in news feeds.
Missing the mark with your marketing? Here are five indicators that you’re disrespecting, misunderstanding, or not really loving your customers — and examples of companies that show true love to their customers in their marketing, with spectacular results.
Content marketing is constantly changing, and it’s important that content marketers stay on top of their game. This guide features a number of noteworthy and accredited online, in-person, for-credit and for-fun courses from reputable institutions and organizations.
Don’t let “growth-hackers” cost you dearly. Please heed this expert advice: Stay away from the following bad hacks and long shortcuts around content marketing.
