I try out new podcasts all the time. It’s something you do when you produce several of your own, to see if you’re missing a trick, to check out what competitors might be doing, to hear how different industries might be using them. I don’t often become a frequent listener, and perhaps one thing, more than anything, will definitely put me off new and established shows: talking about your products within the opening moments of your podcast.
My first ever article for the Content Marketing Institute went live today. The post I mentioned last week. Continue reading
Content, content everywhere and no one acknowledging the role of writers. That at least seems to be the case regardless of whether you’re a scriptwriter in film or videogames, a journalist or a copywriter. Continue reading
Earlier today, I thought I was going to try and attempt some kind of Neuromancer like-feat with SlideShare after the service decided that the latest presentation I had painstakingly crafted for Radix decided not to have any working links. The presentation was meant to be made live by lunchtime and none of our source links or links back to the business were working after uploading it (I made it private to start with). Not exactly helpful for helping to keep us looking honest and to aid us in driving the various kinds of business goals that come with content marketing.
Since starting at Radix Communications, I have watched quite a few webinars and Google Hangouts. I’ve noticed that there is an epidemic of poor quality sound in webinars and Hangouts being produced for and/or by B2B marketers.
Drowning In Multimedia 