The Comedy Boom
Have you ever heard that it takes more muscles to frown than to smile? Well, this saying comes into effect when producing viewable content. In fact, psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott says … Continue reading
Make things shareable
So, continuing on the topic of sharing since the last chapter now instead of understanding why sharing is important and why people do not do so, but lets see what … Continue reading
What’s the Buzz About?
Buzzfeed articles—who hasn’t shared one? The articles are simple, highly visual, and usually the information is listed making them easy to read. You can’t help but click the share button. … Continue reading
Ignite your content!
Who do we trust? According to a study done by eConsultancy, social recommendations from friends and family are the most trusted source of information for consumers. This means in order … Continue reading
Insert Awesome Headline Here
Stop writing sucky headlines, remembering that the most important part of your content is not your content. This is what Schaefer tells us in Chapter four of the Content Code. … Continue reading
Get Connected
C’mon everyone watch this video of two puppies at meal time! It’ll make you LOL! This is something I commonly see on my Facebook feed as I’m scrolling through day … Continue reading
Breaking Down the Content Wall
When it comes to creating content that will keep the audience interested and wanting more, the fact of the matter is that it isn’t easy. In Chapter, 4. 22 Practical … Continue reading
2 Times I loved Schaefer’s Shareability Strategies
“When your customers share positive opinions and experiences on social media, they increase your credibility among potential customers in a way you, as a business, can never accomplish alone.” (Pg. … Continue reading
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