Tony Hallett
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There’s a question mark at the end of that headline. That’s because over the past few months we wrote several pieces about what to look for in a content agency.…
Read MoreAgencies – like some other companies – don’t often talk too loudly or publicly about how they charge what they charge. You know the reasons why. They include not wanting…
Read MorePreviously we’ve looked at what premium content marketing means. It’s content marketing so good that a reader/viewer chooses to pay for it. But the question we come to next in…
Read MoreThis post was first published on 11 January 2013. Do you know your 1970’s from your 1970s? Interesting as that decade was, the more observant among you will have noticed…
Read More“Content is fire, social media is gasoline.” – Jay Baer, President, Convince and Convert A while back, for a few years, it felt like everyone jumped on social media as…
Read MoreThis post was first published on 30 September 2013. We spoke briefly last time about educating clients about the benefits of content marketing (because lack of education is the biggest…
Read More“Content marketing is a commitment, not a campaign.” Jon Buscall, CEO, Moondog Marketing When we used to tell people that content marketing isn’t the typical three-month campaign they’ve become used…
Read MoreTo any kind of start-up, investors often ask ‘What’s your superpower?’ What they mean is that ideally you need to have something unique and in-demand. Of course you should be…
Read MoreThis post was first published on 1st November 2013 The trend of the corporate newsroom isn’t going away. In fact, it is becoming more of a thing. This week we…
Read More“Know your numbers” – was something my last boss drummed in to her top team. And it stayed with me, commercially speaking. But it’s also critical in the content we…
Read MoreThis post was first published on 9th December 2014 I was listening to a client speak the other day. He was intelligent, thoughtful, eloquent even. And had it all wrong.…
Read MoreSure, ‘explain your terms’ is what your high school English teacher drummed into you. It’s best practice in certain areas, such as academic writing. But for your content marketing? You…
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