This weeks post will be of particular interest to anyone with a Facebook Page in Canada, and especially those who boost content or place ads on the platform. But even if you’re NOT in Canada, this is still of great interest since the pilot feature, only available only in Canada right now, will be rolled out globally later in 2018. You can get the inside edge NOW. In … [Read more...]
Why 280 characters will sink Twitter + 3 lessons from this to apply to your business
280 characters will sink Twitter. That’s 140 more then they have now, but it’s not the doubling of characters allowed that will sink them, it’s the straying from their unique selling proposition that will. At its core, Twitter forced brevity. And in forcing brevity, Twitter ensured that all messages pushed out COULD be seen by all who followed. “Could” is the operative … [Read more...]
5 Steps to gaining authority through embedded media
Embedded media is where you publish or broadcast as an author using the reach of an established platform. To the reader, you appear to be contracted by the organization to provide content either regularly as a columnist, or on occasion as a contributor. You could also be a regular commentator on a radio or TV broadcast, or you might be contacted on occasion to comment as an … [Read more...]
Consistently Awesome Content Marketing: Three questions to ask before you post
Do you sometimes reach the end of the day, frazzled at all the bits of information and content you’ve been consuming? From laughing at a hapless skier take daily crashes full send on Jerry of the Day to The Daily SKIMM for an entertaining update of quick read headlines and news, to industry newsletters, and shared content from select leaders I follow, it can be hard to keep … [Read more...]
Build your audience first, then create your product
Howard Schultz, the founder of Starbucks, created the notion of “the third place.” The third place wasn’t work and it wasn’t home, but it was a place where you could simply relax with a coffee or engage in a meeting outside the office. This week we’re going to consider a “third way” of approaching marketing. As Shultz did, I’d like to propose that the third way, is the way of … [Read more...]
