The recipe – opening up about our content strategy for LinkedIn
Our CC LinkedIn content strategy is a subset of our wider content strategy. (I’ll add here ...
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Commit No Nuisance – whatever that means
I was at a meeting in Southwark last week and walked past a somewhat well-known street ...
Researchers’ verdict on AI detection tools? Don’t use them to make ‘significant decisions’
Writers have been stung by critics for as long as there’s been writing. Samuel Pepys declared ...
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How to ask a panel killer questions (e-book excerpt 4)
This month’s snippet from how-to guide Everything In Moderation: How to chair, moderate and otherwise lead ...
5 things about forward-posting on Twitter
Collective Content doesn’t bill itself as a social media expert, certainly not in the sense that ...
Collectivist #5: He'll help you sell
The last Friday of the month means it’s time for another Collective Content recommendation. We take ...
5 tips for doing custom content well
The way some publishers approach custom content - as a dirty little secret - is regrettable. ...
Marrying ads, search and expert editorial – Google ‘Sonos reviews’
Spotted: an interesting ad on London Underground. No, that’s not the end of this post. Sonos, ...
Twitter’s weekly newsletter
Should Twitter be sending you a newsletter? That’s perhaps a bit like asking whether Tumblr or Facebook ...
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