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Highlights from My #IntelContent Talk

Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking at the eighth annual (and newly revamped) Intelligent Content Conference. I spoke about “The Untethered World”, or how content strategists and content marketers can prepare for a world beyond mobile. Attendees have access to my full presentation slides and video, but I

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Year in Review: Our Popular Posts from 2015

Our readers know we try to highlight some of our favorite reads just about every week. With the holidays upon us and the year winding to a close, we figured we’d take a look back at a year’s worth of blogging. Here are six of our own most popular content

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Tales from the Turkey Table

Thanksgiving has been my favorite holiday for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I loved smelling everything cooking in the kitchen, hoping I’d be drafted as a taste-tester when the job became available (mmm, mashed potatoes). I loved having family gather at our house (or heading over

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See Me Speak: 2016 Intelligent Content Conference

It’s been five years since I’ve spoken at a “content conference.” Back in 2010, I presented at the Custom Content Conference, weaving ideas from my micro-content book microMARKETING into a speech for the very first time. That’s also where I had the opportunity to meet Mr. Content Marketing himself, Joe Pulizzi,

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Strategy Is Change

As I write this in mid-November, a great majority of organizations are engaged in the curious annual ritual known as “strategic planning” — the often rote process by which forecasts are honed, spreadsheets cells populated, templates turned into documents designed to guide a year’s worth of activity. If this sounds

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If Content is the Answer, then What’s the Question?

In early 2007, I wrote a piece for Mediapost about the need for brand marketers to become video content makers. It began, There’s an old advertising joke that goes like this: “The answer is a 30-second spot. Now, what’s the question?” Fast forward eight years and you could make a similar

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