Why People do not Choose What Content They Consume
The Illusion of Choice People believe that it is purely their choice, when they determine what to do, where to go, what kind of information to consume. Is it? Not really. It started thousands of years ago and continues to this day, – most of people’s actions are under the influence of their reference groups.…
Here’s How to Identify and Grow Your Social Media Audience
By Robert Caruso One of the biggest mistakes made in social media marketing is building the wrong communities. What we mean by that is that many brands and marketers build followings of their peers, competitors or incorrect prospects, rather than their target audience. Subsequently, the time spent on social networks engaging, creating and posting content…
Here’s How To Win The Battle For Customer Attention
By Michael Brenner Today’s consumer is bombarded with thousands of marketing messages every single day. In order to stand apart from the noise, many brands are shifting their marketing budgets out of paid advertising (that we all ignore at staggering rates) and into content programs. These branded content marketing hubs are creating owned media properties…
What B2B Marketers Need to Know (Winter 2015)
Winter 2015: The State of Social Media As the days get shorter and the weather colder, marketers snuggle into their down comforters and head online to engage with peers, create customer engagement, and tell stories about their brand. The end of the year and beginning of a new one means that social media and marketing…
5 Essential Strategies for Creating Social Media Content
(A slightly belated) welcome to 2015! It’s a new year with so many opportunities for digital marketers. Are you ready? Many of us in the marketing world have seen – and continue to see – the rising popularity of social media content marketing firsthand. We realize it’s no longer enough to simply post a piece…
Surefire Tips for Business Blogging Success
Have you mapped out a blog writing plan for your business articles for the new year? Not sure if blogging can help improve your marketing? The good news is that it’s never too late to begin a blog or refresh an existing one. As we enter into a new season it’s more important than ever…
The 2015 Social Media Prediction Nobody Has Covered Yet
With our New Year’s Day hangover now complete, social media and digital marketers are ready to begin the year. While business for most begins again Monday, social media marketers have been feverishly at work, recapping the past year and predicting what’s to come. Let’s take a look at what marketers – who shall remain unnamed,…
Is ‘Information Overload’ a Myth?
The History Of The Theory of Information Overload First, let’s talk about the historical precedence of the information overload theory. I imagine the 2nd day after we emerged from caves, one caveman grunting to the other that there was just too much stuff to process to survive for him to go on. Luckily for us,…
Curatti Best Articles of 2014 – Part 2
As we approach the end of our first full year online, we wanted to pay homage to each of our authors by resharing one of their original articles from 2014, along with a brief curation of each. These are presented alphabetically, by first name, and split over 3 days. (In each instance, you can click on…
Differentiate Between Touch Points and Sentiments
By Bryan Kramer Are people and brands so time pressed they can’t separate their ask while giving a sentiment? Do they see everything as an opportunity? We live in a world where social media has enabled us to connect with each other at any given moment. The only thing is, sometimes it’s hard to understand…
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