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The Yin and Yang of Content Economics

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Was hoping to eat in 2011.”. That was the implicit question in a plaintive tweet last week from Bob Scheier: After a look at HubSpot’s Writers Network , he asked: “Why are rates so low ($50/blog post)?

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Bloggers: Feel Free to Repeat Yourself

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One of the findings of Edelman’s 2011 “ Trust Barometer ” is, as Krishna De puts it , that “the more we hear something, the more likely we are to believe it—59% of respondents will believe the information they receive if they hear it 3 – 5 times.”. There are at least three equally compelling arguments in favor of it: 1.

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Content Marketing & Journalism: Theory vs. Practice

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Clearly, the Paul Conley of 2011 and the Paul Conley of 2012 can’t both be right. More companies are now willing to court controversy, he says, and he boldly predicts that in 2013 at least one non-publishing brand will do “solid, hardcore, investigative” journalism. But here I have the perfect opportunity.

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