Monthly Archives: June 2010
Author: Dianna Huff
A B2B web marketing expert, Dianna helps B2B companies grow through SEO, marketing writing, and social media. A frequent speaker, Dianna has been quoted in numerous blogs, books, and articles; her client list includes large and small B2B companies across the U.S. Follow her on Twitter @diannahuff. To receive her e-course on creating great B2B marketing content, subscribe to her newsletter, The MarCom Strategist.
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One of the most popular questions we get at the Content Marketing Institute is. . . more
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Author: Jim Kukral
For over 15-years, Jim Kukral has helped small businesses and large companies like Fedex, Sherwin Williams, Ernst & Young and Progressive Auto Insurance understand how find success on the Web. Jim is the author of the book, "Attention! This Book Will Make You Money", as well as a professional speaker, blogger and Web business consultant. Find out more by visiting JimKukral.com. You can also follow me on Twitter @JimKukral.
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Author: Anthony Power
Anthony Power is a principal in Flyiron, a marketing services firm geared to helping educational institutions and B2B technology firms develop solutions that help prospects choose one solution over another. Follow him on Twitter @apowerpoint, his blog at Power Points and on LinkedIn.
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Author: Sarah Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell is Director – Site Content at AMMA www.miningoilandgasjobs.com. She is responsible for developing content marketing and community engagement strategies designed to attract jobseekers to the Australian resource industry. Sarah lives in Western Australia and frequently speaks on topics related to Content Marketing and Social Media. She's also the Australian editor for Chief Content Officer magazine. Follow her on Twitter: @globalcopywrite.
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You may be surprised how willing people in your industry will be to be a guest on your podcast. The podcast medium lends itself well to busy schedules because your guest can be on your podcast show from the comfort of any location that has an Internet connection. A typical podcast interview lasts between 20 and 60 minutes.
Author: Rahel Bailie
Rahel Anne Bailie is a content strategist with a skill set encompassing content management, business analysis, information architecture, and communications. She operates Intentional Design, helping clients analyze their business requirements and spectrum of content to get the right fit for their content development and management needs, and facilitates transitions to new business processes, content models, and technology implementations. Follow me on Twitter @rahelab.
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Author: Chris Williams
Chris is a freelance Web writer and editor in the San Francisco Bay Area. Whenever a project or shiny object isn't distracting him, Chris blogs about Web writing, content marketing and (occasionally) SEO at blue-ferret.com. If you're in any creative industry, follow his heavily-satirical "Copywriter's Internal Monologue" tweet series at @blueferret.
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Author: Thomas Clifford
Thomas Clifford is a B2B content marketing writer and certified copywriter. He helps companies generate and nurture high quality leads through eNewsletters, blog articles and free special download reports.
Tom has 25 years under his belt as an award-winning B2B filmmaker. He's produced hundreds of marketing-branding films and brings his street-level interviewing experience to every project.
Tom is featured in the book “Content Rules: How to Create Killer Blogs, Podcasts, Videos, Ebooks, Webinars (and More) That Engage Customers and Ignite Your Business." He has also written dozens of articles as an “Expert Blogger” for FastCompany.com.
You can follow Tom on Twitter at @ThomasClifford. His blog, "Humanizing Business Communications," is packed with new media business communication tips and writing strategies.
His eBook "5 (Ridiculously Simple) Ways to Write Faster, Better, Easier" is free to new subscribers.
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How to Find Content Ideas in Your Web Analytics Report
Did you know that your Web analytics application is a wealth of information when. . . more