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7 February, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Kickstarting a blog: guide to planning, starting and sustaining. Part 1 – planning

I was asked how you would go about kickstarting a blog that would position someone as a thought leader in a particular niche. I wanted to … [Read more...]

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14 June, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Mindmap your way to unleashing new content ideas

There comes a time occasionally when every writer gets stuck for content generation ideas or inspiration. One trick you can use if this … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: blogging, content marketing, content strategy

1 March, 2012 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

The Editorial Calendar: My Best Friend and Most Critical Tool

My working background before I lucked into the internet was in a publishing company so traditional we heated up wax in order to stick … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy, organisation

23 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood 3 Comments

Roadtesting Scoop.it: Curating in Comfort

Scoop.it

Last month I looked at whether content aggregation tools can replace ‘human’ content curation, and since then I have been trying out a nifty … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content curation, content strategy

21 February, 2012 By Sarah Wood 2 Comments

Should B2B Case Studies Still be Part of Your Content Marketing Strategy?

Today's post is a guest blog written by Michael Hope, of The Case Study Writers, who provide excellent content marketing support for all … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy, social

24 January, 2012 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

Can Content Aggregation Tools Replace ‘Human’ Content Curation?

Man and woman sharing computer

With the news that Summify, a Vancouver-based startup that aggregates popular stories from your feed and publishes them to your followers, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: customer experience, integrated strategy, social

10 January, 2012 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

Feeding the Dragon: Where to Start with Content Marketing

plaster dragon

So you set up your Twitter account, you have pages on Facebook and Google+, and suddenly they are looking empty and you need to stoke them … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy, social

21 October, 2011 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Are you Sharing Enough of Your Customers’ Successes?

Here's a guest post from Michael Hope, of The Case Study Writers; enjoy his post about the many ways you can use social media to share your … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content strategy, online strategy

21 September, 2011 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Is it content, or content planning, that is king?

One of the unfortunate side-effects of everyone having a website is that pretty soon a website can look dull, flat and empty; and a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content strategy, online strategy, website

14 July, 2011 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Listening is underrated but is as important as talking

Today I have been mostly listening and reading other blogs rather than being at all productive on my own, but I suspect that this will add … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: blogging, online strategy, working mum

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