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Lewis DVorkin: Content Marketing or Advertorial?

B2B Memes

That’s never more true than when he writes about content marketing, as he did last Monday. As Chief Product Officer for Forbes Media he’s done some impressive things to advance the publication’s online and social-media presence, and his “Copy Box” column is essential new-media reading. Is Lewis DVorkin a visionary or a sell-out?

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Lewis DVorkin: Content Marketing or Advertorial?

B2B Memes

That’s never more true than when he writes about content marketing, as he did last Monday. As Chief Product Officer for Forbes Media he’s done some impressive things to advance the publication’s online and social-media presence, and his “Copy Box” column is essential new-media reading. Is Lewis DVorkin a visionary or a sell-out?

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Should Your Content Be an Infographic?

Brandpoint

These are my thoughts and impressions around what makes a good infographic and why you should look at your content twice before deciding to turn it into one. As you develop content for your website, sometimes you’ll get tired of writing yet another blog post. At this point, consider converting your content into an infographic.

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This Is What Content Marketing Looked Like in the 1800s

Contently

According to Neil Dahlstrom, John Deere’s manager of corporate history, the publication was a pure advertorial in its earliest days. After making the sales pitch up front in the first two pages, this issue from 1901 delves into impressive pieces of narrative storytelling. ” Sure thing, John, let’s roll!

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Only B2B - Untitled Article

Only B2B

Yeah, your team burned the midnight oil to write the perfect content and all of that But, what if no one opens it? Or this from GoPro : You should test your content with fewer images, videos, podcasts, animations or even softer CTAs. First impression is the last impression. Emails are no different. That sure sucks!

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Rethinking the Role of “Advertisers”

B2B Memes

One in particular stood out for me: Call it underwriting, sponsorship, or share of voice, Quartz is leaping over the littered landscape of impression-based display advertising and selling sponsorships. As company president Justin Smith told Adweek , “We believe branded content is going to be an essential part of the site itself.”.

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Rethinking the Role of “Advertisers”

B2B Memes

One in particular stood out for me: Call it underwriting, sponsorship, or share of voice, Quartz is leaping over the littered landscape of impression-based display advertising and selling sponsorships. As company president Justin Smith told Adweek , “We believe branded content is going to be an essential part of the site itself.”.