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Thursday, 26 April 2018

How to Get an A in Content Marketing

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Polish up your apples for another week of content marketing school. 🙂 This week combined ways you can excel as a writer and a marketer.


On Monday, Stefanie Flaxman wrote about a seeming paradox — how can we be prolific enough to succeed as professional writers and continue to improve our craft at the same time?


She uncovered five simple (but not always easy) steps we can take to keep publishing and keep improving.


On Tuesday, Kelton Reid showed how the uncanny valley phenomenon plays out in content, and why we’re hard-wired to reject “zombie content.” He outlined seven red flags that give audiences the creeps — and how you can get your content’s soul back.


And on Wednesday, I talked about cheese. More specifically, the role it plays in your marketing — and why a little can be delicious, while a lot is just a recipe for indigestion.


Over on Copyblogger FM, my episode was about privacy and permission in the wake of massive public concern around the Cambridge Analytica data harvesting scandal.


And on Site Success, Sean Jackson and Katy Katz shared some simple ways you can use social media to widen your audience … without wasting every hour of your day.


That’s it for this week — have a fantastic weekend!


— Sonia Simone
Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital


Catch up on this week’s content




if you never find aspects to improve, you’re probably not that interested in growingA Powerful Key to Prolific and Potent Writing


by Stefanie Flaxman



a popular theory known as ‘uncanny valley’ explains this phenomenonAvoid This Surprisingly Common Recipe for Creepy Content


by Kelton Reid



It's not the strategy that's gross -- it's the execution.Aggressive Sell, Soft Sell … What Works?


by Sonia Simone



The Simple Way to Manage Social Media for Maximum SuccessThe Simple Way to Manage Social Media for Maximum Success


by Sean Jackson



Is Blogging a Waste of Time?Is Blogging a Waste of Time?


by Sean Jackson & Katy Katz



Privacy and Permission in the Wake of Cambridge AnalyticaPrivacy and Permission in the Wake of Cambridge Analytica


by Sonia Simone



3Q for Establishing a Community Around Your Content3Q for Establishing a Community Around Your Content


by Jerod Morris



How Bestselling Author & Investigative Journalist Scott Carney Writes: Part OneHow Bestselling Author & Investigative Journalist Scott Carney Writes: Part One


by Kelton Reid





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