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Learning by Teaching: My First Term
Here’s what I learned from teaching my first course at Emerson College – including a roster of my students’ class projects for Fundamentals of Content Strategy. Have a look at their work!
How the Consolidation of Media Affects Your Content Strategy
At this year’s DLD Conference, Dr. Scott Galloway (NYU Stern School of Business) describes in great detail the massive media shift that has the potential and power to destroy any business that doesn’t know—and play by—the New Rules. Is your content strategy in line with Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon? Let’s take a look.
Teaching and Learning: Two New Projects for 2016
Introducing two new projects for 2016: An online course that I’m developing called Content Strategy for Creatives and another graduate course offered at Emerson College.
Creating a Learning Environment
A statement of my teaching philosophy, prepared as I was developing my course at Emerson College called “Topics in Writing and Publishing: Fundamentals of Content Strategy.”
Thank You, Internet
I wasn’t going to post this week, but I couldn’t stop myself. Lately I’ve been overwhelmed by gratitude. Thank you to all my listeners, readers, and supporter – I appreciate all of you!
How to Plan Your Content Strategy
The goal of content strategy is to do much more than drive awareness. It’s about creating a narrative about your brand, and making sure that all of your content is contributing to that narrative.
Content Marketing is Not Enough: Why You Need a Content Strategy
Content marketing is about using content as an instrument to start a relationship with a potential customer and build trust over time until you’re in position to ask for the sale. And it is always more effective if it’s a part of a complete content strategy.
The Three Core Elements of Content Marketing (Podcast)
Content marketing, if done properly, is a great instrument for building trust. It allows you to connect with people regularly so you can show them why they can—and should—trust you. But it will take consistency, persistence, and patience—the three “core elements” of content marketing.
Twitter Basics: Direct Messages
Direct messages are the most misused feature on Twitter. Everyone hates automated DMs, they are nothing more than spam. What can we do about it?