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Journalists, Content Marketing, and Tough Questions

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But one journalistic skill rarely mentioned is the ability both to ask and to answer tough questions. But are B2B brands ready for tough questions? Rather, I mean any relevant question that might make someone uncomfortable, whether the person posing the question, the person answering it, or both.

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Three Ways to Annoy People and Produce Great Content

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Keep asking questions. By asking questions. Or more specifically, by asking annoying questions. You have to ask questions that may make you look skeptical or hostile. And you have to keep asking questions after everyone else is sick of the topic. How do you get all those details right? Insist on finishing.

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Time to Surf the Wave of the Personal Brand

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Sooner or later that will change, but whether most of the journalists who have the experience to take advantage of the trend will actually do so is an open question. The wave of individual branding will overtake B2B media soon, and the only question is whether you’re going to be surfing the wave or struggling in the wake.

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Jesse Noyes: Brand Journalist or Brand Reporter?

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Rather, he was questioning whether most companies were really prepared to be more journalistic, to accept journalistic values. These questions came to mind yesterday when I read about the one-year anniversary of the hiring of journalist Jesse Noyes by Eloqua, a marketing automation company. Say “I”

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Journalism, Professionalism, and the Turing Test

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Those are some of the questions being raised recently by a number of new-media observers, most notably GigaOm’s Mathew Ingram , who’s lately been rolling out one must-read blog post after another. The preeminent question to ask yourself now may not be Is this a professional and objective statement of the facts?

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Ethics Must Come from the Heart As Well As the Head

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When Steve Buttry, for whom I have boundless admiration and respect, argues that Romenesko’s fault was simply a punctuation problem , I find myself in the rare position of questioning his call. In a situation like this, the question that should be asked is not “What rules were broken?”

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

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Learn enough about this new channel to ask the hard questions and integrate with your strategy as appropriate. That is a complicated question, and an excellent one! I’m relieved to say that my questions were intelligent enough to prompt some further thoughts from Mark. Don’t act on an emotion of fear of being left behind.

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