Conquer Content Shock with Illegitimate Ideas

Conquer Content Shock with Illegitimate Ideas by Demian Farnworth Here’s the thing: nobody can deny that there is more content out there than ever before. But I don’t think the challenge this creates for content marketers is any more unique than 60 years ago or 600 years ago. In the face of so much content, yes, we are shocked — but after the shock wears off, we adapt. Because we are really freaking excited about the possibilities. And because we, as readers, can develop skills that allow us to navigate through this world without getting swallowed alive, it’s only natural that we, as content marketers, can too. By “adapt,” I mean find new ways to stand out with content that makes an impact. And one way to do that involves illegitimate ideas. Get the rest Rough Draft: 6 Ways to Becoming a Completely Original Writer by Demian Farnworth Let's admit it: in a world where blogs and blog posts proliferate, it's hard to be original. But it's not impossible … Listen The Writer Files: How Pamela Wilson (VP of Educational Content for Copyblogger) Writes by Kelton Reid Award-winning designer and marketing consultant Pamela Wilson — who has helped small businesses and large organizations alike create "big brands" since 1987 — stopped by to chat about what it's like to run the blog at Copyblogger.com, and her mission to publish impeccable online content. Listen Hit Publish: 3 Tips for Getting Your Content Seen (by Even the Busiest Readers) by Amy Harrison Millions of pieces of content are published every minute. Listen in to see how you can steal an advantage and make sure yours get noticed … Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: How to Build a Business That Lets You Live The Life You Want by Jon Nastor My guest today is the founder of Design Pickle, a graphic design subscription service that offers unlimited requests and revisions for a monthly fee. Listen Rough Draft: The Oldest Writing Trick in The Book by Demian Farnworth Web readers are people on a mission. Cramped for attention. Bent on skimming rather than diving deep. They don't go to the web to window shop. Listen Rough Draft: 6 Ways to Becoming a Completely Original Writer by Demian Farnworth Let's admit it: in a world where blogs and blog posts proliferate, it's hard to be original. But it's not impossible … Listen The Writer Files: How Pamela Wilson (VP of Educational Content for Copyblogger) Writes by Kelton Reid Award-winning designer and marketing consultant Pamela Wilson — who has helped small businesses and large organizations alike create "big brands" since 1987 — stopped by to chat about what it's like to run the blog at Copyblogger.com, and her mission to publish impeccable online content. Listen Hit Publish: 3 Tips for Getting Your Content Seen (by Even the Busiest Readers) by Amy Harrison Millions of pieces of content are published every minute. Listen in to see how you can steal an advantage and make sure yours get noticed … Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: How to Build a Business That Lets You Live The Life You Want by Jon Nastor My guest today is the founder of Design Pickle, a graphic design subscription service that offers unlimited requests and revisions for a monthly fee. Listen Rough Draft: The Oldest Writing Trick in The Book by Demian Farnworth Web readers are people on a mission. Cramped for attention. Bent on skimming rather than diving deep. They don't go to the web to window shop. Listen Find Out More ©2015 Copyblogger Media, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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