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The Yin and Yang of Content Economics

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As Paul Conley has argued , the result is an “excellence craze”: “In B2B, where I make my living, it seems like every company in every tiny niche of every industry has become a content creator. There are a thousand voices competing for very small audiences. The only way I can ensure that my voice is heard is if my content is fantastic.”.

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

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That prompted a response from a practicing trade journalist and former colleague, who asked “I can see why knowing things like HTML and CSS can be helpful but do most journos need more than that?”. And if it’s just you and WordPress, you’ll be better able to customize the code yourself to get the result you want. “This is impossible.

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

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A couple of years ago when I started B2B Memes it was my plan to focus exclusively on trade publishing. For a company, it should not be about “the conversation” or the hype. At the end of the day, it’s about the money, about creating shareholder value, as all marketing and customer efforts should be. Use your head.

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Editorial Quality Vs. Revenue: A False Dichotomy

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Indeed, the editor now feels like a publishing pariah: “I don’t feel like I can talk to anyone at my company without seeming as though I was anti-revenue.” As the old advertising model that powered trade magazines for so many decades withers away, it’s getting harder and harder to sell independent, reader-oriented content.