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A Year Full of ‘No Way!?’ Moments for CCO Magazine

Content Marketing Institute

2017 will go down as the year contributors to the magazine repeatedly blew my mind. At least a half dozen CCO articles in 2017 inspired an exclamation I can only describe as “No sh*t?!,” Virtual reality and a sit-down with author of The Martian ( February 2017 ). Making sense of AI, plus ideas about hiring ( April 2017 ).

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Content Marketer of the Year Shares the REI Story

Content Marketing Institute

Paolo Mottola, managing editor at REI Co-op and the 2017 Content Marketer of the Year, has demonstrated again and again how content can drive more than interest and engagement – it can drive action. Take It From Me also uses an interview format, but with a creative twist. OptOutside. 8 M people took part in #OptOutside.

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Content Marketing in 2021 and Beyond

Neil Patel

Craig Davis , the former Chief Creative Officer at marketing communications firm J. Social Media Metrics (and Their Impact on Content Marketing). In 2014, social media was becoming the place to post your content. Video is the number one form of media in content marketing. Not anymore. This will continue.

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For the Love of Libraries: How Libraries Use Content to Tell New Stories

Content Marketing Institute

When it comes to promoting this vast variety of library activities and resources on social media, the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County has experimented with content for each platform, from Instagram to Pinterest to Snapchat, setting goals for each one and choosing to focus on those that prove to be most effective. @webmastergirl ?@CincyLibrary

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How to Win at Content Marketing [New Playbook]

Content Marketing Institute

Every creative asset you produce needs to be supported by strategic decisions – from crafting ideas into a cohesive message to selecting the content types and distribution formats that let your ideas work their magic. Every creative asset you produce must be supported by strategic #contentmarketing decisions, says @joderama.

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How Brands are Using NFTs

Neil Patel

In 2017, CryptoKitties , a blend between Tamagotchi and trading cards, exploded onto the scene. They are so versatile, they can be used to represent other forms of creative work like virtual real estate, virtual worlds, fashion, and much more. Because each NFT is unique, it cannot be traded or exchanged at equivalency with another NFT.

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Using Tools To Automate Your Author Business with Chelle Honiker

The Creative Penn

How can you use automation and tools to help you streamline your creative and business processes so you can get back to the writing? In 2016/2017, I was in Austin, Texas, and I went to a bunch of meetings for NaNoWriMo. Especially as creatives, I hear a lot of people say, “I just want to write the book.”