Content Creation and Technology’s Impact is Increasing
May 1, 2017
Take a moment today and leave the office. Go sit on a park bench or in the middle of the mall, and just take a look around you. Notice how many people are glued to their mobiles? On second thought, you could probably even just look around your office for this exercise. What does this […]
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Content Creation Needs to Align With the Audience’s Interests
April 28, 2017
Have you ever noticed the hidden visuals inside some of the world’s most preeminent logos? Once you see them, they can never be unseen. You’ll notice them every time you look at the logo. In a sense, the same is true for your brand and its content creation process. Once you’ve immersed yourself in the […]
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Improve Content Creation and Save Time on Marketing
April 26, 2017
You come into the office, check a few emails, and then your head is down, creating content for the next 7 hours, free of all distractions. It doesn’t sound like a typical day, does it? It probably doesn’t sound like a particularly fun day, either. What does this have to do with learning how to […]
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Overcome the Fear of Bad Ideas in the Content Creation Process
April 21, 2017
What do the best entrepreneurs and the best content marketers have in common? They come up with a lot of bad ideas in the content creation process. George Steinbrenner bankrupted a small basketball team before successfully managing the New York Yankees for 37 years. Arianna Huffington, the owner of The Huffington Post, had her second […]
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Content Creation: Market Research Surveys To Drive Strategies
April 19, 2017
Market research is often thought of as a way to collect data to improve internal processes. Organizations typically use market research to answer the following questions: “How do our customers rate our customer service?” “Why do our customers choose our product or service?” “How likely are our customers to recommend our company?” This type of […]
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A Freelance Writer Should Not Be Publishing Content Anonymously
April 17, 2017
Think of all the professions that require anonymity. The list is pretty short: CIA agent, the Phantom Chef, and…um…escorts, I suppose. That’s basically it. For all other professions, especially if you’re a freelance writer, anonymity just gets in the way. In my brief career, I’ve yet to hear someone utter the phrase, “I really just […]
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Content Creation and Marketing and Measuring its ROI
April 10, 2017
Many in the B2B world believe that it’s nearly impossible to measure the success of a content marketing campaign. This is a common misconception that needs to end now. When it is time for your marketing presentation, and you have to explain exactly why your company is investing in content marketing (or should be investing […]
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Blogging Tactics for Why your Blog Needs More Than One Writer
April 3, 2017
This guest post, Blogging Tactics for Why your Blog Needs More Than One Writer, is from Matt Volpi. Matt is a writer, marketing consultant, and member of the nDash Content Community. You wouldn’t expect The New York Times or The Huffington Post to only feature articles from one writer, would you? Publications like these clearly […]
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What you Need to Know When Hiring a Freelance Writer
March 31, 2017
A highly-skilled freelance writer is a terrific asset to your business. The writer’s skills can give your organization a professional polish, and your marketing materials will have “conversion” written all over them. But now comes the hard part. How do you actually find the ideal writer for the job? There are many factors to consider. Thankfully […]
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Freelance Writing is Affected by Technology in Many Ways
March 24, 2017
Imagine what it was like 15 years ago trying to strike out on your own. Just getting a home office set up would break the banks of most who are freelance writing today. Printers, fax machines, an extra phone line for dial-up? Then, how would they even find clients? The want-ads? Nowadays, all most freelancer […]
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