Last decade the disciplines of SEO and content marketing had very little in common and few would have said they did—but that’s no longer the case.
With so many organizations practicing inbound marketing, it’s never been harder to drive leads online. These tactics can help you gain traction.
Carro Ford’s latest book represents a valuable tune-up and health check for experienced marketers. And for newer marketers, it’s a must-read.
Buzz words and trendy topics are vast in the world of digital marketing. Don’t fall victim to these pervasive content marketing echo-chamber myths.
The new Instant Articles feature gives publishers full content syndication abilities on the world’s largest social network, but who really stands to gain?
The media isn’t the only group trying to profit from native advertising. Many others are positioning themselves at the trough, too.
Ranking in search engines is nice, but imagine having content distribution access to an opt-in audience that’s 30x larger than an existing email database.

From the man who coined “content shock” comes marketing’s hottest new book, The Content Code, and the unforgettable acronym that structures its pages.
Brands and “new media” properties are filling the void left by the erosion of modern journalism and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
With social channels diminishing organic visibility, native social advertising is the best way for branded content to get seen by users on these channels.
With no regulations & loose standards, it’s imperative that marketers leverage this detailed research before adding sponsored articles to their channel mix.
With the growth of online content showing no signs of slowing, the use of sponsored content as a marketing channel will undoubtedly also continue to grow.