Tag Archive: content

9 Things I learned at Marketing Prof U’s Marketing Writing Bootcamp

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During June I attended Marketing Prof University’s Marketing Writing Bootcamp, an online conference lasting two weeks. I decided to do this because: I wanted a better handle on what problems marketers face since they are my target customer.   I wanted to brush up on my marketing knowledge since most of my knowledge comes from…

What Should You Write About? Five Blog Post and Website Content Ideas to Explore

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One of the biggest problems small businesses and solo professionals have when they start to blog is figuring out what they should write about. The second is what they should write about after they run out of ideas from their initial list. As a writer and a journalist, I was trained to constantly come up…

Great Content Ideas to Steal from Tom Peters

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If you’re looking for great ideas on what compelling content you might create, look no further: Tom Peters has many ideas you can steal. His site has a great press room, and authors should take note of all the different ways he “re-imagines” his content.

Good Earth Tea Misses PR, Storytelling Boat

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Good Earth Tea Contest misses great public realtions opportunity, chances to connect with new customers and engage existing customers with storytelling and content on their website.

21 Content Ideas for Your Website

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Finding and adding compelling content to your website is easy. Just look within your company. Here are 21 ways to find compelling content.

Dipity Time Line on Tom Douglas Restaurants

One of Tom Douglas' new restaurants is the Dahlia Workshop Biscuit Bar where fresh pastries are made from scratch every day.

I just finished making my Dipity time line of Tom Douglas Restaurants, which I mentioned I was doing in my post about great content ideas that don’t include lots of writing. I used Dipity, which was quite easy to use. You can take a look at the time line here . Ditpity is working with WordPress…

How to Add Content Without (a lot of) Words

How to Add Content without (a lot of) Words. Why not try word clouds, interactive timelines, twitter subjects or interactive maps?