On the #ContentRadar this week: What you can expect from Facebook in 2019; Quora introduces retargeting; Google will block your annoying ads; and more.
We explore new findings that go beyond identifying inefficiencies in corporate structure, but lend proof that mob mentality exists in the office as surely as it does at Yankee Stadium… and why this puts freelance and remote workers in a new, positive light.
On the #ContentRadar this week… It’s time to start seeing the opportunity with visual search. Also, Twitter is toxic; Amazon is riddled with fake reviews; and it’s time to start using TikTok.
Building a content marketing strategy for your company? Ask these questions at the onset and use the answers to inform your next moves.
We look back at nine digital marketing predictions for 2018 from sources like Entrepreneur and Ad Age, and see how close they were as we head into 2019.
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So much of content marketing is about timing, yet good time management involves a lot more than just lists and calendars. It requires understanding your behaviors toward time itself. Unlock the flows of time we use every day, so you can apply them to better planning of your content creation, or any projects for that matter.
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: Brands could be using Instagram more effectively. Also, unconventional emails drive greater engagement; Google’s “yellow ad” will cost it $10 million; and proof that engaging with your Twitter audience can pay off.
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.
See the results of our 15-point survey (with the help of researchers at Pennsylvania State University and University of Virginia) on how marketers use buyer/customer journey maps and tackle customer journey management (CJM).
On the #ContentRadar this week: Black Friday sprawl; YouTube “ad pods”; Instagram profile changes; and brands’ misleading use of influencers.
Whether you lean more toward the sales or content side of marketing, make your own go-to list of marketing conferences and events to attend throughout 2019.
In part one of our five-part series on publicists, we discuss the role of a publicist and how they can benefit both publications and freelance writers.
So many great things have happened in 2018 that make it easier for content marketers to do their jobs. Don’t believe it? Let’s count the industry updates to be thankful for this year.
