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gregmhagar's curator insight,
May 21, 9:24 AM
Another handy design resource for developing visually appealing eLearning and training materials
Susan Daniels's comment,
May 22, 2:36 AM
I need to get busy and start creating infographics. They are all over social media. The only piece I don't like about them is they are usually so loooooonnnngggg. :) Warmly, Susan
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iNeoMarketing's curator insight,
May 2, 11:03 AM
Hope you have had time to review HubSpot's report. The results are somewhat perplexing: difficulty of defining inbound marketing, continued division between sales and marketing (let technology be the bridge!), inbound relatively new (and how long has AdWords been around?), and measuring ROI. Let marketing technology act as the foundation to solve these issues!
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Cambridge Marketing Colleges's curator insight,
April 29, 11:27 AM
I like this as it brings Web hype back to earth and does so with humour.
James A Smith MCIM's comment,
April 30, 3:58 AM
Great article Charles, thanks for sharing. Love the humour, but also the advice to back up each element.
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Content marketing is currently battling ‘big data’ and ‘responsive design’ for the hottest digital marketing phrase of the year. Yet the truth is that while the label has grown in popularity, the notion that content marketing is new is something of a curve ball.
Many brands have been producing regular content for many years, and already appreciate the value of blogs, surveys, whitepapers and videos. They understand the power of content and understand how it can attract the right kind of attention.
But what is new is that content marketing roles are being created, and teams are being restructured. Content is becoming more tactical as a result.
I see content marketing is a kind of umbrella term for five disciplines: editorial, marketing, PR, SEO and social. It is the glue that bonds these things together, and a predefined content marketing strategy can help these teams to focus on long-term goals.
In this article I’m aiming to outline the various factors behind a successful content marketing strategy.