2011 Brands Content Types 
Keyhole.co
OCTOBER 4, 2023
Like many developing relationships, content creators and brands embark on a journey that begins when they “fit” each other. There’s no doubt that the rise of content creators is disrupting classic marketing. For content creators, this means monetizing their subscribers is key. billion in 2023.
Adam Sherk
JANUARY 23, 2013
To get a better sense of the situation I pulled StumbleUpon referral figures from 2010-2012 for a group of 47 news and content sites that we work with at Define Media Group , primarily magazine brands. For confidentially reasons I am not able to reveal the specific titles, but they are all well-known brands from major publishers.
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Twist Image
JANUARY 6, 2011
If brands were feeling a tad intimidated about leveraging all of these channels before, I hazard to guess at how overwhelmed they're feeling right now (but the word "dizzy" does come to mind). Figure out how the digital channels can best serve your brand. Do you own your brand online? Is your content up-to-date?
Direct Marketing Observations
DECEMBER 14, 2011
But then I started to think about 2012 and the challenges that most brands will face and thus the basis for this post was born: The challenges for a digital marketer or a digital brand in 2012. 1) Driving traffic - The challenge in 2011 is the same in 2012. Some type of lead generation. Content creation.
Convince & Convert
OCTOBER 12, 2013
Much of what we’ve come to believe about social media and content marketing is wrong. I crushed them originally a few weeks ago on a webinar for the Content Marketing Institute : Myth 1: My customers are not social. To further put this into context, about 70% of American households had satellite or cable television, circa 2011.
Webbiquity SMM
JANUARY 31, 2019
Most successful pages and brands have had a great deal of work put into them over time, along with solid decision-making in terms of content, post frequency, and who or what they tag. While most social media content doesn’t have a long shelf life, sometimes a piece of content can go viral after the fact.
Jon Loomer
MARCH 24, 2016
And now, the death of Instagram for brands. Declaring the “death of brands on Instagram” is quite possibly the easiest title ever written. You know that brands are worked up into a frenzy over organic reach on Facebook. Who cares if engagement is dropping due to bad brand content? The death of blogging.
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