Brafton’s Weekly Content Marketing Roundup: July 10 – July 14
This week’s roundup features stories on marketing mistakes, maximizing video content ROI and learning from ‘Game of Thrones.’ Dig in!
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This week’s roundup features stories on marketing mistakes, maximizing video content ROI and learning from ‘Game of Thrones.’ Dig in!
There’s no excuse for falling behind on your video marketing strategy.
Your brand and your business are two separate things. Now learn how to give both a boost.
Content marketing allows you to shape perception of your brand and keep customers coming back for more.
People love “live.” It’s the reason viewers tuned into “Saturday Night Live” even during its darkest, unfunniest years (I’m looking at you, Jim Belushi). It’s why partygoers across America take time out of their busy drinking schedules on New Year’s Eve to see what’s happening in Times Square. Live is real. It feels special and… Read more »
From crafting the best video marketing to boosting conversions via email and website, this week’s roundup has something for everyone.
If you want to know where video is headed, you’ve got to take a look at its past.
Video marketing doesn’t just support conversions, it helps your content get found.
Channel your inner award-winning director skills by using these video marketing tools to create an amazing visual product.
It’s excruciatingly embarrassing when a big brand tries a massive marketing campaign and epically faceplants. Remember when the Cleveland Indians had a 10-cent beer night? The tab on that gaffe was nine fans arrested, numerous injuries from thrown “objects,” and infield bases stolen and never returned. That one ended pretty sloppily, if not incredibly predictable…. Read more »