They think I must spend hours a day doing it or have a team of ghostwriters. My “secret”? I spend 2 hours a week recording videos that then get chopped up into many snippets that go across all social media and get turned into blog posts. I have a strong team that does this, but […]
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A Kardashian handing a can of Pepsi to a battalion of police officers, which somehow diffuses racial tensions. NatWest Bank’s Mr. Banker mansplaining to female customers. Budweiser today giving out rainbow beer glasses during Pride Week. Big, monolithic brands lack such purpose that their ham-fisted attempts to stand for a mission create more backlash. You
Amateurs focus on bidding and budgets, while pros focus on strategy– their #GCT alignment (goals, content, targeting). Amateurs like to constantly “turn the knobs” and touch their campaigns every day– which keeps resetting their ad rank. Amateurs create lots and lots of new ads and are posting content regularly in a “content calendar”, while pros have just
The amateur digital marketers focus on targeting, while the pros focus on content. Read More »
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Do you think Axl Rose can hire a replacement to sing for him on stage, yet fool the audience? I get hit up thousands of times by consultants who peddle their content creation services. Yes, I’m busy– and I’d outsource this in a heartbeat if it could actually work. If you believe in Daniel Wallock‘s LIGHTHOUSE
Please, stop paying other people to write your content. Read More »
If I have 30,000 video views that generated 30,000 minutes viewed, what’s my average watch time? If you said one minute, you’re wrong. The answer is 20 seconds, as you can clearly see.
We shared the inspiring post of a well-known social media pro who writes for a well-known social media site. Today, the PR agency behind it asked us to stop sharing. Yet this is exactly what you want in PR– to get your stuff shared among thought leaders. And if they click on the shared post,
Know how to instantly tell an expert from an amateur? The expert spends 90% of their time practicing the fundamentals and only 10% of their time doing “pro” stuff. The amateur spends 90% of their time trying to do the “pro” stuff while ignoring the fundamentals. The amateur marketer chases tricks and hacks. The amateur
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What we’ve seen work well with other clients when there are approval bottlenecks is one of both of the following: * Auto-approval after 72 hours if the approver doesn’t respond. Then we don’t have to go back and forth or waste time chasing while being held up. * Batching up content/copy– send a folder once
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Back in 2000, I wrote articles about why you should write one blog post a day. After all, the search engines favored sites with more content. If you had 50 blog posts after 50 days, that’s 50 potential topics you could rank on and drive links to. Most people didn’t have the discipline to write
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