Category Archives: Content Marketing

A Powerful New Tool In The Local Business Toolbox: Content Marketing Is Going Native

Today’s savvy local businesses are breaking into content marketing, but is it enough? Columnist Will Scott explains why pay-to-play native advertising is the up-and-coming way for local businesses to gain traction when it comes to custom content. Will Scott on September 4, 2015 Yes, content marketing is definitely a buzzword. But all it really means … Continue reading A Powerful New Tool In The Local Business Toolbox: Content Marketing Is Going Native

Are You Measuring The Real Impact Of Your Content Marketing?

So your content is getting a lot of buzz — but is it leaving a lasting impression? Columnist Christoph C. Cemper shows how to look beyond the noise and find the metrics that really matter. Christoph C. Cemper on August 6, 2015 Digital marketing is powerful for getting instant feedback on marketing activities, and content … Continue reading Are You Measuring The Real Impact Of Your Content Marketing?

Importance of Storytelling in Content Marketing and How to Build Them [Infographic]

Sarvesh BaglaJuly 27, 2015 From books to movies to digital content, stories are revered everywhere. It’s the best way to connect with your readers and engage them, using scientifically proven ways. Storytelling is a way of communication that is in accordance with the way our brain functions. There is enough scientific data supporting the neurological … Continue reading Importance of Storytelling in Content Marketing and How to Build Them [Infographic]

A CMO’s View: AOL CMO Says Content Marketing Is About Value, Not Advertising

Since being named CMO in January, Allie Kline has led the launch of Partner Studio by AOL, an in-house custom content creation division. Amy Gesenhues on July 23, 2015  This past January, Allie Kline was named CMO for AOL Inc. after leading marketing efforts for the AOL Platforms family of brands. She now oversees all … Continue reading A CMO’s View: AOL CMO Says Content Marketing Is About Value, Not Advertising