I write about strategies to turn fans into customers and customers into fans. I also share ways to use real-time strategies to spread ideas, influence minds, and build business.
Wikis are started by an organization as thought leadership content because it wants to be seen as an important player in a distinct marketplace.
Often people ask me: "How do you recommend that I create an effective ____?" (fill in the blank with blog, podcast, white paper, e-book, e-mail newsletter, Webinar, etc.). While the technologies for each form of online content are a little different, the one common aspect is...
After getting tired of paying exorbitant fees to market and advertise his business, Grant D. Griffiths, a Kansas family and divorce lawyer, started his blog in March 2005. "Prior to starting the blog, I did lots of yellow page advertisements," Griffiths says. "The costs were...
"People often ask me, 'Steve, how much should we be paying our product managers?’" says Steve Johnson, an instructor at Pragmatic Marketing, the premier product marketing firm for technology companies. "I used to just throw out a number that sounded about right. But I realiz...
Yesterday I gave a presentation to senior staff and marketing people who work at The New York Public Library (NYPL). My presentation was called "Marketing in a Micro-Segmented Online World."
Here's a riff on viral marketing that will appear in my upcoming book The New Rules of Marketing and PR.
On the speaking circuit, people often ask me about blogging in other countries. Do the marketing approaches that I evangelize work elsewhere? Specifically, many people want to know if blogs are a good way to do marketing and PR in Europe and Asia. While I cannot comment on e...
Here is another fascinating case study that will appear in my upcoming book The New Rules of Marketing and PR.
Marketing and Sales Strategist, entrepreneur, advisor to emerging companies, and bestselling author of 10 books including "The New Rules of Marketing & PR".
