by Contributing Author | Feb 15, 2019 | CMC News & Announcements
Is your sales force suffering from the doldrums? Have you tried content marketing, but your bottom line is still as limp as a tear-soaked pillowcase? Here’s a thought – maybe you should try injecting a little humor into your content marketing. Content Marketing is No...
by Contributing Author | Jun 20, 2018 | Content Optimization
Website optimization and search engine optimization are different. Who knew? Oh, pretty much everyone in the field of marketing. Guess what!?! Not all content creators have a background in business or marketing, so we learn bits and pieces as we diligently research...
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by Contributing Author | Jun 13, 2018 | Content Creation
Looking to put some snap, crackle and pop in your content marketing efforts, to engage readers orbiting at high speeds? That would be a wise move, backed by lots of data showing the powerful connection that comedy can make with fans. Comedy was a big part of the theme...
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by Byron White | Apr 7, 2018 | CMC News & Announcements
As we like to say, we don’t need a heavier hammer for success. We need sharper nails. We’ll do some nail sharpening, all right. And while we’re at it, we’ll put some new tools in our content marketing tool chest so we can take the art, comedy, and science of content...
by Content Marketing Conference | Apr 1, 2018 | CMC News & Announcements, Content Creation
Glad you asked. It’s not that content marketing, as a practice, is anything to laugh about—far from it. But engaging readers, listeners and customers orbiting at high speeds is the goal for content marketing, along with transforming them from browsers to believers,...
