Creators: Time to Say No

The hardest part of change is not the risk. It is realizing there is no one to blame.

Podcasting Needs Version 2.0

I say this with love: Podcasting needs an upgrade. As one of the very earliest listeners to this on-demand audio format, I remain devoted to it and heartened by its overdue mainstreaming. At the same time, I am struck by the lack of genuine innovation around its...

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The Web CMS Project Lifecycle

One of the reasons web CMS projects are so hard is that organizations don’t do them very often. Lessons learned are forgotten a year or so after the project is finished, people move on, and, by the time the web CMS is under review again, most of the previously...

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The Key to Content-Heavy Apps

USE THE POWER OF PUSH MESSAGESAbout 31% of Americans connect to news via alerts according to "How Americans Get Their News," a March 2014 study by the American Press Institute (API). The unique benefits of mobile, such as geolocation, add additional relevance to...

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A Vertical Guide to Content Marketing

Content marketing is becoming an increasingly important part of the marketing strategy for companies across a wide variety of industries. Establishing yourself as a source of authoritative content is more important than ever on the web, but each industry has its own...

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Q&A: How Podcast Advertising is Changing

The popularity of podcasts is soaring with more than 700 million active podcasts available in 2019 (though some would argue they're in need of makeover). But whether you’re into true crime, comedy, or culture podcasts you probably hear the same ads over and over...

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Marketing Malpractice: What You Need to Know

In my homeland of Australia, there's been a recent crackdown on SEOs and digital marketing agencies that have been ripping off businesses. And in the near future, I believe this will be a global issue that all SEO consultants will have to contend with I call this...

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