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Recently I went to a talk led by my friend Julie Gaver, a keynote and motivational speaker, workshop host, and all-around truly amazing woman! I’ve known Julie for years and really got to know her going through Leadership Maryland together. Julie’s recent talk was called “Wise Women, Wild Hearts.” The event was organized and hosted …
I’m often asked what the most important marketing materials are that every Economic Development Organization should have. Maybe you’re at the end of the fiscal year and have money left in the budget to spend. Or you might be looking to next-level your brand and positioning. Either way, you want to know: what are the …
In this newsletter series, we’re talking about ways to come up with content. In the last newsletter, we discussed ways to brainstorm blog posts. Once you create the content, it should not stay as your organization’s best kept secret. Help your audience find it! Send your blog as a newsletter and post it on your website. Share …
In this newsletter series, we’re discussing key ideas for creating content. In the last newsletter, we discussed how to collaborate on blog ideas with team members. Sometimes, you may not be able to brainstorm with others, and you need a technique to easily brainstorm yourself! One of my favorite tools for collecting my ideas is …
So often, we can get stuck trying to create content consistently. In the last newsletter, we discussed how to map out a content calendar. Today, we’ll discuss another way to get content ideas… Ask your co-workers! Content creation is a team sport and should not rest solely on the person who has the “marketing and …
Often, people get stuck trying to create Pulitzer Prize-worthy content for social media and newsletters, and then end up not creating anything at all. It can be overwhelming trying to constantly create content. However, this process is much simpler when you break it down into a few steps. The first place to start is mapping …