Where do you spend your organization's budget? Should it be on communications, or on training? Should it be on infrastructure, or on people? Inside the organization, or to partners? While these may all be good questions, there is merit on reframing it - especially when it comes to questions around [More]
Last week's Tipsheet focused on the top eight factors in creating a great video. This week's Tipsheet takes it home, with practical advice gleaned from hosting 180 hours of Professionally Speaking TV, being interviewed hundreds of times in media, filming 100s of short promo videos for clients, and delivering countless [More]
When it comes to video, it is better to be late to the game, than be an earlier adopter. The reason why? We are no longer in the age of expensive experimentation: you can learn from the experience of others - and their mistakes. Here are 15 factors that can [More]
By now, every organization has already asked the question about whether or not they need an App. Putting aside whether there is a bona fide reason for investing in an app or not, there is a second related question that always gets asked: if we have a mobile (eg responsive) [More]
If you are reading this white paper, you are in the minority. Some people have challenges reading the English language. Others have difficulty without their reading glasses. And still others just don't enjoy reading at all. There is a reason why YouTube and TikTok – and TV, and Netflix – [More]
You may have considered how content can be used to attract new members, new clients, or new partners. But for all of the talk about Inbound Marketing, you have reservations due to two simple questions: If the content is so valuable, why should we give it away for free? And [More]
After arriving at an event and noticing a few people you know - and hundreds that you don't - what is your first inclination? a) To make a bee-line to those you know? b) To introduce yourself to those you don't? c) None of the above? Sadly, more people are [More]
In 1903, Elias St. Elmo Lewis coined one of the most important marketing frameworks: AIDA. It has stood the test of time, and has helped many marketers more strategically plan their campaigns. AIDA is an acronym for Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action. But is AIDA intrinsically flawed, or at least [More]
Branded content can be loosely defined as content produced by an organization with two discrete (and overlapping) goals: to engage the ultimate content consumer, and to drive an organizational goal - often brand-building, competitive differentiation, or sales. Here are 26 branded content thought-starters. Some are well beyond the "typical," and [More]
Do you have a creeping feeling that you will never get an adequate return on your Social Media investment? If so, you're probably right. To improve digital ROI requires three key ingredients: the first reduces costs, and the second and third improve return. Improve program efficiency: Swap out experimentation and [More]
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