Tony Hallett
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I have no crystal ball. And it’s quite possible I could publish this same post in January next year. But I do know that right now too many companies, too…
Read MoreThe last weeks of December come with a guarantee that we’ll all be seeing lots of similar posts: the round-up. This year, I’ve decided to compile five content-related reasons that I’ve seen marketing campaigns flop in 2025. Why? So you can…
Read MoreHow do you stand out in a world of AI mediocrity and, more broadly, B2B same-ness? Where in the world? Twenty years ago, I was five years into editing a weekly…
Read MoreOur CC LinkedIn content strategy is a subset of our wider content strategy. (I’ll add here that we should all have documented content strategies.) Also, I realise ours is not…
Read MoreI was at a meeting in Southwark last week and walked past a somewhat well-known street sign, one that I’d pass most mornings on a commute I used to make…
Read MoreWe’ve been in The Year of Audio Content for a number of years. But what comes to mind when I say ‘audio content’? Podcasts are a type of audio –…
Read MoreI was looking at a carousel that my colleagues posted to our CC LinkedIn page a while ago (digression: you should follow our LinkedIn page, if you don’t already). The post was…
Read MoreEdelman report: Smart thought leadership outperforms traditional B2B marketing In short, thought leadership does drive B2B sales. Just remember to do it well (clue: we’re here to help). Painkillers…
Read MoreThe internet is thick with business guru after business guru telling you to sell painkillers rather than vitamins. What does that mean? Well, the theory is that we all know…
Read MoreThis story is a little old now but it says so much about how a company becomes trusted and wins new business. Steph Curry is among the best basketball players…
Read MoreB2B folk, how do you measure your content? Funnily enough, if you’re one of the rare professionals who says, “We don’t”, you get a pass. For now. The worse answer…
Read MoreThe devil is in the detail, they say. But sometimes it’s the good stuff you find in the detail – in work or play. I recently visited several universities with…
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