“One of the effects of living with electric information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There’s always more than you can cope with.” Those words were said by a guy named Marshall McLuhan who was a Canadian communications theorist, Educator, Writer and Social Reformer who lived from 1911-1980. That’s right. He […]
Content Marketing Lessons From The Cake Boss
No Post Today In Honor Of Friend Who Died
How Trader Joe’s Uses Content Marketing To Keep Customers Coming Back
You are about to see that Content Marketing can be much more than you have probably thought it could be. I’ll going to reveal this to you by using an interesting example: a very popular, national grocery store called “Trader Joe’s.” I don’t know if you’re fortunate enough to have a Trader Joe’s near you, but my wife […]
How George Lucas Keeps Star Wars Popular By Using Content Marketing
The Difference That Makes A Difference
I haven’t posted here in 2 weeks. Sorry. I’ve just had too many things going on. I’ve been busy writing some guest posts for some other sites and locking in details on some upcoming workshops I’ll be teaching – all while juggling 3-4 other major projects. Anyway, today I just have a short post for […]
Testimonial From Former Client
This is from one of my former clients… “When you have been in business for at least 10 years sometimes you need a new perspective to reassess your assets and tap into hidden value. The time I spent with Scott was “spot-on” in helping me to see my business through his eyes, while offering diverse […]
Content Marketers: How To Exploit Patterns To Effortlessly Produce Powerful Content
5 Content Marketing Lessons From National Cinemedia’s Pre-Movie Show “FirstLook”
I went to the movies with my 3 sons a month or so ago and received an unexpected content marketing lesson. How? Here is what happened. We showed up early (a miracle!) and found our seats. As we waited for the movie, a “pre-show” program came on that National CineMedia produces called “FirstLook.” As […]
The Power Of “Content Collaboration” As A Content Marketing Tool
Two Are Better Than One I heard a story that Charles Osgood told of two ladies who lived in the same convalescent home. The ladies had each suffered a stroke which left them incapacitated in different ways. The one woman named Margaret was left with her left side restricted. The other woman Ruth was left with […]