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“Content Is Power”: Q & A with Mark W. Schaefer

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As I familiarized myself with B2B marketing blogs, though, I realized that while these goals may never fully align, in the social-media era they are coming closer together. But on Twitter and his blog he ranges far more widely than what we usually think of as marketing. You can find them—and much else of value— on his blog, {grow}.

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Is B2B Ready for Corporate Journalism?

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Over the weekend, one of my blog posts from several months ago provoked a comment that was simply too good to let pass unnoticed. Take, for instance, Ike Pigott’s open letter to journalists on his blog earlier this month. Reflecting on Pigott’s blog post, he thinks some companies will make the effor t.

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Brand Journalism Trend Heats Up in UK

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In a blog post today, Ian Burrell, the media editor for The Independent offered fresh evidence that, at least in the UK, the growth of brand journalism (i.e., The big publishers of the future may no longer be the news organisations of old but companies that want to sell you stuff: shoes, gadgets, holidays.

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The Yin and Yang of Content Economics

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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)? Gordon puts it this way: “As anyone reading this blog should know by now, good content is not cheap and a social media program is only as good as its content.”

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Swabbing the Decks of the Titanic: Why You Should Learn Programming

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Last week journalism professor Matt Waite wrote a blog post worrying about the typical defeatist reaction of journalism students when faced with a coding challenge, whether in HTML, JavaScript, or other language: “I can’t do this,” they tell him. Waite’s blog post, however, wasn’t about veteran editors but about the journalists of the future.

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Webcasts Grow Up

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In one of the earliest posts on this blog I complained about the lack of social-media awareness and interactivity in most B2B webcasts. If I were still an On24 customer (I last worked with them three years ago) I would be very excited about this new platform. I haven’t seen much improvement in the intervening 18 months—until today.

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Start-Up Briefing Media Ltd. Blends Old with New

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I think this sums up an approach that all media companies need to employ. Over time one of those revenue streams might rise to be dominant, but during my whole career in B2B media the most successful brands I have worked on have made money in many diverse ways—whatever the customer needs. How are you financing this venture?

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