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Hearst partners to extend its content reach |
Media companies are casting about for new forms of revenue, and Hearst has an interesting idea: the publisher reportedly struck a deal to lend Esquire's name to a cable network. The G4 cable channel already tailored its content for men, but as the Esquire Network, programming will be supplemented with Esquire's own brand of male-themed content. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Folio |
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Considering NYT's leaky paywall |
Deciding to set up a paywall could lead to concerns about adequately gating your content. But if you follow The New York Times' meter model, leaks in your paywall could be desirable. Although the news is flush with stories about how the paper has plugged a pesky leak, the leak itself may have been strategic, in an effort to allow casual readers to remain connected with NYT content. |
FULL ARTICLE | - paidContent |
Including video in your content marketing strategy |
Defining your goals is the first step in developing any strategy, including your video content marketing strategy. If your goal is to use video in order to improve your website's SEO, tactics include posting a full transcript of your video and getting your videos indexed. Here's more. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Search Engine Watch |
Can we predict predictive analytics? |
Predictive analytics is a draw for marketers, with its claim "to know what the response will be to your content based on comparative analysis of data." Here is a breakdown of the 2 models of predictive analytics. |
FULL ARTICLE | - ClickZ |
Customized email distributor promises 'smart data' |
Customized email distributor Sailthru just received an infusion of cash in order to offer a set of tools, claiming they produce variations on daily emails and allow Sailthru's customers to "select which subscribers receive which version." Sailthru calls its tools "smart data" that offer measurement for messaging. |
FULL ARTICLE | - GigaOm |
Data in the Information Age vs. oil in the Industrial Revolution |
Understanding "information lifecycles" is key to gleaning the most value from data and applying it to successful business strategies. After all, unlike oil in the Industrial Revolution, the valuable resource of the Information Age appreciates in value. |
FULL ARTICLE | - MediaPost |
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