The fifth and last part in a five part series on what you should look for when you’re considering an on-site, in-house marketing writing training program for your organization. This week: customized curriculums.
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The fourth part in a five part series on what you should look for when you’re considering an on-site, in-house marketing writing training program for your organization. This week: relevant examples.
Join me and a panel of esteemed colleagues for a 90-minute audio conference on the power of content marketing this coming Thursday, February 3, at 1 EST.
The third part in a five part series on what you should look for when you’re considering an on-site, in-house marketing writing training program for your organization. This week: team feedback.
Add your contribution to this year’s Content Marketing Playbook by taking a moment to complete a brief, three-question survey. One lucky participant will get a special prize…
The second part in a five part series on what you should look for when you’re considering an on-site, in-house marketing writing training program for your organization. This week: demand personal attention.
The first part in a five part series on what you should look for when you’re considering an on-site, in-house marketing writing training program for your organization. This week: the power of the hands-on exercise.
Joe Pulizzi’s predications book has arrived and I’ve got a few things to add on my own, including observations about social media vs. mobile marketing.
I’m the proud father of an animated Flash video for Elsevier’s new SciVerse platform. Read on for story and link.
