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How Social Epidemics Contribute to Viral Content Marketing

ClearVoice

Finding champions with the right audience, like influencers, journalists, and other game-changers. Though, in theory, it’s beneficial to brands, it should come with a few precautions, urges Christopher Tompkins, the CEO and the head strategist for The Go! Sticky ideas are generally simple, unexpected, credible, and impactful.

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The Psychology Behind Making Money on Social Media

Convince & Convert

A commercial came on television, and before I knew it, I had completely stopped writing and was fully engrossed in what it had to say. While you may not make a sale right off the bat, you are looking for results from playing the long game on social. This is an idea from the Cognitive Consistency Theory. Click To Tweet .

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Book Review: Maverick Marketing

Webbiquity

Hayes, Managing Partner and Principal at the New England Consulting Group , draws on his experience working with midsize to large clients across healthcare, consumer packaged goods, retail, energy and other sectors to illustrate both the theory and real-world examples of trailblazing marketing campaigns and practices.

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Pressure

Content Standard

The 1950s in the United States saw dramatic economic growth, widespread adoption of television and advertising; of moving to the suburbs and owning multiple cars; of buying for excess and dumping what felt old fashioned. The Rise of Television as Part of American Culture. The Backstory. But let’s start at the beginning.

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How AR and VR Technology Are Shaking Up Advertising

Content Standard

Nearly 60 years ago, in a small Pennsylvanian suburb forty minutes away from Philadelphia, my father was growing up without a television in his home. Up to today, advertising has largely relied on the same, singular approach for getting people to buy: grab attention, incite interest, and tell the viewer where to go next.

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Under Pressure: How Content Marketing Has Transformed Marketing Strategies Since the 1950s

Content Standard

The 1950s in the United States saw dramatic economic growth, widespread adoption of television and advertising; of moving to the suburbs and owning multiple cars; of buying for excess and dumping what felt old fashioned. The Rise of Television as Part of American Culture. The Backstory. But let’s start at the beginning.

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The Sequel Paradox, in 11 Charts

Contently

Even though spending more to promote a movie should make the movie more successful in theory, more budget spent on a sequel doesn’t correlate to more net profit. In fact, most saga movie series are adapted from previously successful books or television shows.