The 3 Easiest Ways to Find Blog Content Ideas
Most companies today know the importance of maintaining an active blog and producing content on a regular basis – for […]
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How to Explain Content Marketing to Your Dad
I’m relatively new here at Parthenon, and still working on my elevator pitch. Over the past two months there have […]
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So You’re A Publisher. Now What?
Today more than 90 percent of companies use content marketing to drive sales, but many forget what publishing is about at its core. Here’s a reminder.
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5 Questions You Should Ask – and Answer – in All Your Content
In a world of constant communication, the 5 Ws of story writing have never been more important. Can you ask – and answer – them for your readers?
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I Don’t Want To Write a Blog Post Either
Here’s the absolute truth about our blog posts at Parthenon: We all struggle with them. We grouse that we have […]
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Comments: More than bottom dwellers
Build your brand! Get people talking! Love those comments and respond to them right away! The drumbeat of advice for […]
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3 Ways to Beat Deadline Dread
Deadlines often bring difficultly. These 3 easy steps of proper planning can help save your sanity.
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Expand Your Reach with LinkedIn Sponsored Updates
While almost all marketers are using content marketing tactics as part of the overall marketing strategy, one of their biggest […]
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Competitive Analysis: 5 Steps for A Quick Start
Read up on your rivals the right way with our competitive analysis quick start guide.
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Don’t Water Down Your Content
Once a reader looks at a publication and says, “I’ve read all this before,” you’ve lost them for life. Conversely, if he or she feels personally addressed, and is given information that’s actually useful, your connection to them is strong and durable.
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Red Bull: The Greatest Marketer of Our Generation
We’ve declared today “Red Bull Day” at Parthenon Publishing because Red Bull is the greatest marketer of our generation.
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Sell Your Event Early, Keep It Alive Late
Online and print strategies allow companies to maximize their events, but how do you do it the right way?