5 Remarkable Qualities of Effective Online Content



5 Remarkable Qualities of Effective Online Content

by Sonia Simone

When I prepare for a presentation on digital business and content marketing, I think a lot about what I want the audience to take away.

Of course, there’s always the First Rule of Copyblogger, which I preach to anyone who will listen. But telling people “don’t publish content that sucks” tends to need a little more explanation if it’s going to be helpful.

What would give content marketing newbies the right foundation? And how can I help content marketing veterans who aren’t finding the success they want? Is there a framework they can use that would start them off on the right foot?

What makes some content marketing succeed, while other efforts fail?

Like any framework, this one can be stated simply. Actually executing it is going to be more complicated. But if you use it, you’ll avoid the pitfalls that bring down most content marketing.


Rainmaker Rewind: Things I Love / Things I Hate #3: Nerdy Nummies and Crummy Content

by Caroline Early

Great content creators are made, not born. It takes a mix of a well-chosen topic, smart content strategy, attention to craft, and lots of personality. Then, as Rosanna Pansino would say, just Put it all together!


Copyblogger FM: Sally Hogshead and the Art of Fascination

by Sonia Simone

The Queen of Fascination shares a new crop of insights with us …


The Digital Entrepreneur: WordPress Product Development: Start with the Business Problem

by Brian Clark

Chris Lema knows plenty about creating successful digital products. He’s been doing it himself, and coaching others on the underlying process, for years. In this episode of The Digital Entrepreneur, we get some insight from Chris on the importance of starting your product development with the problem.


Hack the Entrepreneur: The Power of Unlimited Thinking

by Jon Nastor

My guest today is a life-long entrepreneur who is closing the gap between science, art, business, and technology.


The Showrunner: No. 057 How to Decide What Your Podcast Should Be About

by Jerod Morris and Jon Nastor

This is the first lesson in our three-part mini course about how to create a unique podcast that attracts and retains an audience. In this lesson, Jerod leads a discussion about the fundamental question that must be answered at the beginning of every showrunner’s journey.


©2015 Rainmaker Digital, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302
   
Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA.
   

تعليقات