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]
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]
Most organizations invest in their external digital footprint. They start with a strategy, then execute it, monitor it, and if they are good, they feed these results back into the strategy. A feedback loop is critical, as it both injects market knowledge into the organization, and enables continuous improvement. Unfortunately, [More]
If you are reading this, the chances are very high that you understand English. But what if you didn't? What if your target audience didn't? Or what if your target audience did understand, but felt more comfortable in their own mother tongue? The obvious solution: translate your content. The not-so-obvious [More]
What were you doing on the Internet 27 years ago, circa 1993/1994? At that time, there were only between 200 and 2000 websites, depending on how you counted. Most people had no idea what the web was all about, and email was still a big leap for many organizations. 27 [More]
How much spam do you get in your email box each day? Probably too much. How many Social Media "updates" do you read each day? Probably too many. And how relevant are they? Not. In the past, the challenge that marketers faced - cutting through the clutter - was solved [More]
Are you involved in your professional association? Or do you run one - either as a director, staff, or volunteer? If so, you're probably concerned with one aspect of today's digital world, and particularly social media: How do you compete with free? (Or perhaps, you're concerned with a more existential [More]
If you are ahead of the curve in your digital strategy, you know there is no magic bullet: your days are spent making minor changes to improve SEO, more minor changes to improve on-page conversion, and A-B testing to improve email response rates. Once each year, however, it makes sense [More]
The Trust Curve is one of the most important Marketing 2.0 concepts around. It states that as trust builds over time, the relationship strengthens and the target person (prospective client, prospective member, prospective employee, etc) moves through the stages of awareness, preference, trial, and commitment. The job of marketing is [More]
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