What marketing can’t afford to lose in uncertain times
I have no crystal ball. And it’s quite possible I could publish this same post in ...
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5 content-related reasons I’ve seen marketing campaigns fail in 2025
The last weeks of December come with a guarantee that we’ll all be seeing lots of similar posts: the round-up. ...
3 examples: audiences seeking out ‘the human’
How do you stand out in a world of AI mediocrity and, more broadly, B2B same-ness? Where ...
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Social media policy as infographic – Edmunds.com
Readers of these pages know we end up mentioning social media policies regularly. We’re even toying ...
‘Unpublish’ and be damned!
The Columbia Journalism Review carried a good piece last week (good reader comments too) about ‘unpublishing’ ...
Content marketing – a single definition?
A quick post today from an interesting e-book I’m reading by Robert Rose and Joe Pulizzi ...
5 tips for panel moderation (e-book excerpt 3)
In this month’s excerpt, we cut to the end of Everything In Moderation: How to chair, ...
Measuring engagement – a dilemma beyond social media
When are you most deeply engaged with content? It’s a fine question in and of itself ...
Maslow’s Hierarchy of [Social Media] Needs
You might well have come across Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. But what if that model could ...
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