Author: Sean Kelley
Viral content curation is ripe for parody. The Onion's new web site Clickhole aims to do just that.
Believe it or not, one of the most successful brands in the realm of social media is NASA. Learn how the geeks from NASA dominate social.
"Orange is the New Black" has returned for a second season. To build awareness, OitNB and Netflix have launched a very well integrated marketing campaign.
When choosing a home for a content, it's important to choose a secure content portal. Learn how Wordpress is upping their security game.
Sometimes you feel uninspired when you have creative work to do. Learn how to get creative when you aren't feeling inspired.
Social media feedback can be an essential tool in the product development process. Learn how you can apply social media feedback in your development process.
Recently, Reading Rainbow launched a Kickstarter and raised over $1 million in one day. What lessons can marketers learn from Reading Rainbow's success?
There are lots of free resources that you can use to get your content marketing campaign going. Here are six of our favorite free content marketing tools.
Memejacking has become a popular tactic amongst content marketers. However, it can be a tricky tactic to implement. Learn best practices for memejacking.
You have graduated from college and you have decided you want to work in social media. If you want to get a job in social media, here are some …
Advertising on Tumblr has many potential benefits. Ads on Tumblr are non-disruptive and evergreen. What do you need to consider when advertising on Tumblr?
Which blogging platform is right for your brand? We examine some options including Blogger, Wordpress, and Tumblr.
Sometimes it just doesn’t make sense for brands to share certain types of content, even if that type of content is a proven winner like pictures of puppies.
A digital marketing pioneer, Burger King's Subservient Chicken has returned for his 10th anniversary.
When it comes to content marketing, sincerity trumps cynicism every time. Learn why it's important to be sincere and never cynical as a marketer.
Google and Amazon are gearing up for a toe-to-toe ecommerce battle royale. Who will reign supreme in the world of online shopping?
Snapchat moves to join the social media big leagues. Can they survive the pitfalls that have landed their predecessors in the social graveyard?
Set top boxes like Roku and AppleTV are bringing your TV and the internet together. Now, marketers need to learn to marry TV and internet marketing.
Creating successful content is not an easy task. If you find yourself hitting a creative wall when writing content, repurpose content you already have.
YouTube has begun an advertising campaign in major cities aimed at building awareness of YouTube. The campaign's target? Advertisers.
Facebook is still the king of the social mount throughout the world. If you are planning to enter international markets, Facebook is a good place to start.
Sports are a central part of the social experience. It makes sense that many popular sports franchises have major presences on social media.
Marketing lessons from gaming convention PAX East. Learn how gamers and the gaming industry pwn marketing.
Your fans don't trust you as much as they trust your other fans. Learn how to harness the power of fan advocacy to get your message out effectively.
Heartbleed impacts 66% of all web sites. Learn what you need to do right now as a marketer to protect yourself and your clients.
The age of fake is over. Consumers want you to be honest and authentic. Here are six brands who have mastered the art of authenticity.
HBO was not prepared for the number of Game of Thrones viewers. Their servers crashed, causing angry viewers to turn to social media to vent their rage.
Making lousy content is easy. Here are five ways to make lousy content, and what you should do instead.
Every year, a few brands create really standout content for April Fools' Day. Here are six brands who created great April Fools' jokes in 2014.
Facebook has recently changed their algorithms, limiting the organic reach of brands. How will small brands respond to these changes?