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On 10 Content Marketing Mistakes You Don't Want to Make

Jay Baer put is quite nicely: "The goal is not to be good at social media. The goal is to be good at business." 

On 10 Content Marketing Mistakes You Don't Want to Make

I don't understand the question well enough to try to answer. Can you clarify?

On 10 Content Marketing Mistakes You Don't Want to Make

Understatement of the millenium.

On 10 Content Marketing Mistakes You Don't Want to Make

Understatement of the millenium.

On Our LinkedIn Poll on CMOs: What's Your Opinion?

Go back to school and learn how to code... Hello?

Can somebody say big picture. Sheese. I really hope readers understand the dynamic at play here. The CMO having the keys to the vault for IT investments means marketing and automation are getting married. Invest more in marketing and get more results. It does not mean buy pocket protectors.

Don't confuse this with marketing becomes IT. Learn how to code? Should a CMO go back to kindergarten and learn how to color with crayons? 

Big picture, friends. Big picture.

On Stop Stealing My Blog Posts!

Try this: http://www.sitesketch101.com/have-vampires-sucked-blood-from-your-blog/

On 5 Brilliant Best Practices for Lead Nurturing [INFOGRAPHIC]

I want to see the marketstar ebook, but the link isn't a link. What gives?

On Small Business Internet Marketing: Past, Present, and Future [INFOGRAPHIC]

Where's the thumbs down button? So much of this info makes no sense. And that final observation about email is complete BS.

On Is "Thought Leadership" Just Business Jargon?

My answer: http://feldmancreative.com/2013/03/7-things-thought-leaders-dont-think/

On Don't Tell Me You're a Thought-Leader: Just Be One

Mark,

Supermodel? Seriously? I doubt that. You think Oprah would call herself the ultimate humanitarian? Would Meryl describe herself as great actress? No chance.

On Don't Tell Me You're a Thought-Leader: Just Be One

Oh yeah? After I saw one or two Twitter profiles including the term, I did a search (Using Tweepz) and found 815 Twitter users calling themselves thought leaders. Oy, that's a whole lot of vanity.

On Google+ for Business: Summary of Series

I'd love to see the entire series. Looks like tha won't be easy. I went to your site and found the search doesn't work and there's no way to hone in on the G+ stuff. Or is there?