Content Marketing

Shifting the Borders

Journalism and public relations converge in today’s media landscape

Cision brings Content Marketing to PR

A colleague in London told me yesterday that he was looking through his LinkedIn feed and that every story being […]

The Evolving Media Landscape & Cision: Thoughts from our newly appointed CEO

Guest post from Peter Granat, newly appointed President and CEO of Cision AB. The past nine years at Cision have […]

Could content marketing finally drive the convergence of paid, earned & owned media?

It doesn’t seem like over four years since Forrester took the first stab at defining paid, earned and owned media. […]

The New York Times Introduces Native Ads, Industry Pros Weigh In

The New York Times has launched a native advertising platform on its website, which has attracted both speculation and skepticism.

Content Marketing and the evolution of the press release

I’ve been in the press release industry for over a decade. Yet surprisingly, I’ll be the first to admit that […]

Vocus Questions: Ann Handley on Holiday Content Marketing

Every smart marketer knows that creating compelling search and social media content is the key to attracting, engaging, and retaining customers. Now, with the holidays now in full swing, we have a unique opportunity to connect with audiences on a more personal and lighthearted level. Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer of MarketingProfs and co-author of Content Rules, took a moment to share her tips on creating holiday content that sticks.

Google Authorship – Get credit for your content

Google has made a lot of changes to their search results in the past year. Penguins and Pandas aside, the […]

How to get 70,000 people to read your press release

A timely, well written press release with a snappy headline that draws in readers might get 2,500 page reads.  That’s […]

How email and press releases can work together

Ever hear the expression, “the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.”  We think this perfectly describes the […]

How to Create a Hub and Spoke Content Marketing Approach

Can you remember the old days of the internet where marketing amounted to some banner ads and a website filled […]

3 Questions to Ask Customers to Improve Your Content Marketing

An organization’s purpose for creating content often starts with outcomes important to the organization itself; search visibility, site traffic and […]

Six Newsworthy Ideas for Your Next Online News Release

Today’s guest post is from John W. Hayes, a Marketing Strategist and Contributing Author at Vocus, where he specializes in Email Marketing and Social […]

4 Ways Small Businesses Can Join the Content Marketing Revolution

The question of whether or not to join the content revolution is a no-brainer. The relevant question now is exactly […]

Why “Long tail” Should Be Part Of Your Content Marketing Lexicon

Imagine you just sold your huge country house and moved into a city condo.  You’ve got a cat that’s spent […]

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