So you've probably heard that "content is king." Neil Patel, Gary Vee, the millennials at the office and on the internet, and everyone in between have been singing the praises of the almighty content for years. And for good reason....
Content Marketing Strategy
Your content marketing strategy's success for 2018 depends on the types of content you create and how you reach your audience. As long as you pay attention to emerging trends, you should find success in reaching your goals over the course of the year. Start by giving attention to these ...
Terry Pratchett's book "Interesting Times" draws its name from a Chinese curse that goes, "May you live in interesting times." Whatever else one could say about 2017, it certainly falls on the interesting side of things. As the year comes to a close and organizations start putting together their strategies ...
Donald Trump. These days his name has the ability to unite or divide a room. Known as perhaps the most polarizing candidate in the 2016 presidential election, Trump's digital and social media strategy has been a major point of focus during the past year. Let's take a look at how both conventional and non conventional methods as part of Donald Trump's marketing strategy.
It's no secret Bernie Sanders has won the hearts of young voters. But how does he do it? In essence, Sanders' marketing team found the right channels to reach their target audience and developed a brand that speaks to the core values and concerns of millennials.
What if you had only one product? Not one line of products, but one single item that had to be sold by November 8th or it would be valueless in the market. That level of intensity would truly focus your content marketing efforts.
When media outlets reported Ted Cruz had officially dropped out of the Republican race for President, the Twittersphere erupted. Memes were developed, opinions were shared and even his competitor Donald Trump got in on the fun. So what caused the fall of a once promising Republican candidate?