How to Get People to Help You Create Content
If you’re willing to listen, people are willing to speak. Tapping your contacts makes it relatively easy to find valuable insights.
If you’re willing to listen, people are willing to speak. Tapping your contacts makes it relatively easy to find valuable insights.
Once you get past the mixed Dylan allusions, you’ll see a few observations regarding my first steps in my latest venture: preparing a radio podcast. You’re invited to join the party. (Although it’s still early and I haven’t put out the beer and pretzels yet.)
Listen to me rant about my morning “surprises” from Spreaker. Or not, if you have something better to do.
In the last of a series of ten posts on content, a gentle reminder to remember why we’re doing what we’re doing.
You can take the writer out of direct marketing, but once that writer has been disciplined in the field, you can’t take direct marketing out of the writer. And that’s a good thing. Because direct marketing is all about getting results by driving action. Now, consider your content. Chances are, creating it represents a significant…
Before your sales reps even open their mouths, buyers are already more than halfway to forming their own purchasing conclusions. If you’re not giving them content, you’re not making the sale.
Recycling: it’s not just good for the planet, it’s good for content production, too.
To succeed with content, you need a process for creating it. Here’s a quick, three-part breakdown of the basics…
Do you have what it takes to fill in a brief? If you intend to make quality content, I sure hope so.