The Olympics: So Much Ice Skating, So Much Content Marketing

Are you watching the Olympics? We are. And when we’re not busy checking out the pink catsuits or price-checking curling stones on Amazon, we’re analyzing all the content marketing going on with the athletes. Having a long list of corporate sponsors is nothing new, but now more than ever the sponsors, NBC, and the athletes themselvesRead More…

How Do You Come Up with Good Ideas?

Where do your blogging ideas comes from? Content marketing is becoming extremely popular, but you need to come up with good ideas for your posts. It doesn’t matter whether you’re writing for your own blog, guest posting on someone else’s or creating content for a newsletter. It needs to offer something of value to yourRead More…

4 Valentine’s Day Content Marketing Examples We Heart

Love tolerate it or hate it, without fail, Valentine’s Day shows up at our doorstep ever year. But what doesn’t show up every year is a sweet little compilation of some examples of Valentine’s Day content marketing. This year, however, you’re in luck, because while we didn’t know what kind of chocolates you like, CupidRead More…

The Olympics Opening Ceremony is Content Marketing

Tonight the world will turn its collective eyes towards Sochi, Russia, as the 2014 Winter Olympic Games begin with the Opening Ceremony. When not asking themselves why the heck they had never heard of a place called ‘Sochi’ until 5 weeks ago, or feverishly laying down crisp C-notes on who will take the Ice DancingRead More…

Good Content in Boring Industries: The Car Loan Calculator

The use of content marketing, when say, promoting a movie, can sometimes be a snap. From imaginative websites set in the film’s fictitious universe, to having your star tour the country in character for two months, there are numerous ways to entertain your audience while marketing your movie as well. But what if, instead ofRead More…

The Ads with a Little Extra from Super Bowl 48

As expected, Super Bowl 48’s many commercials garnered just as much attention as the game itself. This was especially true this year, as the game was decided about a third of the way through, allowing the commercials far more opportunity to burrow into our skull and stay there. But we’re not here to simply recapRead More…

10,000 Hours in 10 Minutes: Eva McKnight Knows How to Collect Your Data

A huge part of running any business is data collection and curation; whether it’s customer information, surveys, job applications or marketing information. And these days there are more and more digital tools to help business owners and individuals collect whatever information they need effectively and efficiently. We recently checked in with Eva McKnight, a PRRead More…

Can Bill Gates Create a Viral Video?

Yes he can. Well, kinda. The Microsoft co-founder, kazallionaire, and renowned philanthropist made an appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon recently to promote he and his wife Melinda’s sixth annual letter from their foundation, located at GatesLetter.com. It addresses the efforts to save lives and cut poverty. Important stuff, right? Profound, meaningful, hero-like stuff. But,Read More…

10,000 Hours in 10 Minutes: Stephen Pitts Knows How to Avoid the SEO Pitfalls

When it comes to implementing smart SEO practices on your website, expert Stephen Pitts recommends starting simple. “I have seen the most common mistakes coming from overlooking the fundamentals, getting into more advanced tactics without finishing with the basics,” the SEO director and craft lead at Rosetta says. On his blog, SEOpittfall, Stephen offers advice toRead More…

Nutrition Facts for Delicious Content Writing

A good piece of online content is like a delicious, nutritious mind meal. And like any healthy food, there has to be a proper mixture of healthy ingredients for the recipe to work. For example, while humor is usually welcome, it shouldn’t dominate from start to finish (unless the point is to be silly.) Also,Read More…