Default to people

Through my mid-20s, I was an incredibly strong individual contributor. I could write content really fast, and capture a brand’s voice near instantly––in any format (even video!). I was scrappy, but the scrap I turned out was polished, and opinionated, and took a brand’s voice from an internal document to a larger audience.  But I…

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What’s old is new again

Back when I first started content marketing, I was a news-jacking pro. After all, I came from the news industry, and I knew how to take a piece of news, interview a couple experts, and layer over a point-of-view relevant to the brand I was working at.  In fact, this is what had Verizon once…

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A framework for your role as a content lead

When I was little, my dream job was to be the Editor-in-Chief of Vogue. This was long before The Devil Wears Prada came out! I would spend hours each month editing the issues of Vogue I bought at my local grocery store. When Teen Vogue came out, I was even more obsessed. “Now,” I thought,…

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Where and how to find content marketing jobs

I have a personal, professional mantra around “maintaining a healthy sense of paranoia.” You can read more about that here.  As part of that paranoia, I often look up content marketing roles. My two current favorite places to do so are LinkedIn and Superpath.  Of course, there’s a lot that goes into decoding roles posted…

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