What’s old is new again

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 send…

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How to create content for the funnel

Content is the lifeblood of an organization. After all, our lives are stories––and every decision we make is done based on the story we believe, that we tell ourselves. And content marketing is about telling one story to folks over and over and over again, so as to have them tell it to themselves.  This…

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A content career pathing rubric

Content marketing, like most marketing roles, is often a victim of scope creep. So many content marketers are also social media marketers, email marketers, ABM leaders, etc. This is no more evident to me than with social media marketing.  For instance, I talk a lot about content repurposing, and when I talk about it on…

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How to scale production without sacrificing quality

In my welcome email for this newsletter, I ask new subscribers what their biggest content marketing problem or conundrum is. And I get a ton of answers back to this, y’all! In fact, I’ve started making a Google Sheet to house them so I can see if I can track trends.  More on that another…

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How to master the art of interviews

Interviewing is an art, and it takes time and practice to get good at it. I could honestly end this week’s newsletter here by typing, “Just do it more often,” and overtime, you’d develop those skills naturally.  That said, I’ve gotten two main tips in my career around interviewing that I think can be helpful.…

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