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Andy Capaloff

Question ‘Common Wisdom’: It Isn’t Always Right!

For me, this song is pure genius. You might not have given it quite so much thought. Right now though, I wonder if you would listen to it and see if you agree that it broke a major rule and succeeded. Chances are, our thoughts will differ. But that’s fine. Music is about feeling, after…


Andy Capaloff

Why You Need to Question the Answers

Whereas the title of this post is borrowed unashamedly from a superb Mighty Mighty Bosstones album, the concept came from Greg Satelli (Digital Tonto) in his thought provoking 2010 post, The Stupidity Of Crowds.  He was talking about how the greatest success is for those who buck trends as opposed to following them.  How true…


Andy Capaloff

The World Outside Of Our Bubble [Infographic]

This is a light-hearted follow-up to my article, How Do We Find Our Way Out Of The Content Echo Chamber?  This time, the simple goal is to get you to think about who ’everybody’ is, as in, the everybody who knows almost everything about almost everything that we content writers purvey. Did you know that…


Andy Capaloff

How Do We Find Our Way Out Of The Content Echo Chamber?

In his article, Focus On Your Audience More Than Your Peers, Daniel Newman of Millennial CEO nails a point I have tried to make more than once about the bubble so many content marketers are building around themselves.  It’s actually more of a two-way mirror: here we are, in this space with others writing the…


Andy Capaloff

Is ‘Content Shock’ Just Another Scare?

At what point does the exponential increase in content production make the cost of trying to grab and hold attention no longer cost-effective?  This is the basis for an article by the excellent Mark Schaefer, published a few days ago, that caused quite a stir! He argues that we’re already at the point when simply…


Andy Capaloff

Good Communication Is Not Just About The Words You Use

The chances are that you consider yourself a master communicator but have nevertheless had issues where your instructions to someone have been misconstrued and they have felt the same about you.  Considering we will be communicating in the same nominal language – some dialect of English where the words might reasonably be expected to be…



Andy Capaloff

The Value of Questions

Author:  Andy Capaloff What is the value of a question?  Well strictly speaking, the realized value has far more to do with how it is received than what is actually asked, and factors beyond the control of the questioner will come into play in that regard.  So timing can be as important as wording and…


Jan Gordon

Welcome to Curatti by Jan Gordon, founder

Curatti is finally here! Curatti has been an idea that has been fermenting since 2008, the vintage has matured and I’m so happy you’re here. Thanks for joining me as we uncork Curatti. I am very familiar with the reasons you have landed on this page.  You are looking for some clarity and a guiding…


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