Podcasts about chief content strategist

Jonathan Small is the host of the Write About Now podcast and the author of the book of the same name, which is based on the podcast. In 2020, he launched Strike Fire Productions, a podcast production company offering full-service production and consulting to high-profile clients, including the Screen Actors Guild and Purely Elizabeth. Jonathan has worked as a multimedia storyteller for top media companies like The New York Times and Hearst. He is also a Chief Content Strategist at Maverick Public Relations.  In this episode: Most entrepreneurs struggle to differentiate themselves or their businesses in the market at some point during their journey. Yet every entrepreneur has a unique origin story that distinguishes them from their competition. How can you convey your story to bring value to your business and customers? Passionate about storytelling, producer and journalist Jonathan Small identified podcasting as the ideal medium to convey origin stories. He maintains that these stories allow you to communicate authentically with your audience. Jonathan's narrative system involves identifying a hurdle you overcame in your business and sharing it as an inspirational story for others. You can also determine and convey your purpose for launching your business and conquering challenges, making you more relatable to your audience.  Tune in to the latest episode of Systems Simplified as Adi Klevit sits down with Jonathan Small, the host and author of Write About Now, to talk about the process of storytelling in entrepreneurship. Jonathan explains the value proposition of an entrepreneur's origin story, how he wrote a book based on podcast interviews, and how to convey your purpose.

On today's show, Pat, Darius Butler, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat more about the NHL and NBA Playoffs including the Bruins demolishing the Florida Panthers last night in game 1, and the Timberwolves dominating the Nuggets in game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals, as well as everything else happening around the sports world and the NFL as phase 2 of the OCP takes place. Joining the progrum to chat about the NBA Playoffs and give his take on how many NBA players could play in the NFL and vice versa is 12 year NBA veteran and ESPN NBA analyst, Austin Rivers (12:39-40:10). Next, Senior NFL Reporter and Chief Content Strategist for MMQB, Albert Breer joins the show to chat about what he's hearing from the draft, the Kirk Cousins/Michael Penix situation in Atlanta, and much more (42:01-56:56). Next, 21 year ESPN employee, NHL Broadcaster, Steve Levy joins the show to chat about the NHL Playoffs, why he believes the Bruins have what it takes to make a run, and why he thinks Colorado and Dallas will be the best series of the 2nd round (1:09:48-1:29:10). Lastly, NBA All-star, 18 year NBA veteran, 4th overall pick of the 2007 NBA Draft, and current guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, Mike Conley Jr. joins the show to chat about all the young talent on the Timberwolves, how he's still doing it at his age, and mentoring young players who are now coming into their own as superstars in the NBA (1:36:41-1:47:24). Make sure you subscribe to YouTube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. Or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN's Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. See you tomorrow. Cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, we are joined by Lisa Durante, storyteller, marketing and communications expert and Chief Content Strategist of Jack Communications, to talk about her experiences in marketing, tips for entrepreneurs, and avoiding burn out.

It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode,  YOUR guest is Ryan Ross, CEO of Olivia Technologies YOUR guest host is Elliot Markowitz, Chief Content Strategist, Founder at EMedia Strategies YOUR sponsors are The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) & InsightsEDU  How does Ryan & his team, through their device, help reach the unreachable student? Why does higher education need this device? What does Ryan see as the future of Higher Education? Listen in to #EdUp! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR #EdUp Team - Elvin Freytes & Dr. Joe Sallustio ● Join YOUR #EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! We make education YOUR business! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edup/message

Kritika Rathi is the Co-Founder & Chief Content Strategist of One Four Seven a company that delivers creative solutions through strong consumer insights with its headquarters in Delhi. In the last few years, they have worked with over 150 brands out of which 60 have been startups and 20 of those are now unicorns! In this epsiode, Kritika shares:- How she finds mentorship in books & podcasts- The role of AI in the future of content creation- Metrics her company is obsessed about

In this episode, Elias has a chat with Antonio Boccanfuso on the use of Influencer Marketing by marketers. Antonio is the Chief Content Strategist and owner at Höski Media in Montreal, Canada. The following topics are covered: How to find the right influencer for your brand Different categories of influencers: nano, micro, and macro How to select the right influencer for your brand Costs of hiring an influencer Pitfalls when hiring influencers LinkedIn Antonio Boccanfuso: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonio-boccanfuso/  Website Höski Media: https://www.hoskimedia.com/  The Marketing Technology Podcast is brought to you by Marketing Guys, the #1 Martech agency in Europe. If you want to be on this podcast or would like to know more about Marketing Technology, visit our website at marketingguys.com or contact Elias Crum at e.crum@marketingguys.nl

Ruthie is a US Army Veteran, wife, and mother to four. She is the founder and Chief Content Strategist of Defy The Status Quo, a B2B content marketing firm for consultants. Starting out as a freelance writer working for pennies, Ruthie now works with top tier clients creating website content, case studies, videos, and more. Website: https://defythestatusquo.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruthie-bowles  

My latest guest on Belief Alchemy with Megan O'Neill is marketing maverick Susan Diaz who joined me to talk about her mindset journey as an immigrant in a new country and as the owner of industry-changing digital marketing business. Susan Diaz is the founder and Chief Content Strategist of c+p digital, a digital marketing agency with a strong focus on delivering effective content as a tool for conversion. Susan has a grown-up human’s amount of experience in content. On every side of the marketing table. Advertising. Broadcast. Corporate. Digital – long before it became ‘required reading’. She began her full-time entrepreneurial journey in 2011 as a new mom and recent immigrant to Canada and has grown c+p to a communication consultancy with deep niche knowledge in finance, technology, and health. Susan is big on building dream teams, and her team vision involves blurring the lines between ‘agency and client’, creating a model that brings senior talent together in a way that prioritizes flexibility, accountability and growth. To learn more about Susan and her innovative digital marketing system, follow her @cpdig on Facebook. https://cp.digital/

Tracy PlayleTracy Playle has a super-power: people skills that help her run effective content strategy workshops. Clarify your "why." Get the right people together. Engage them in focused and creative activities. Great strategy is the result. Tracy and I talked about: her content strategy consulting work in the education sector ContentEd, the conference she organizes how she gets people together to get content strategy tasks done how she uses the user story framework to introduce the concept of content strategy her three-question framework - the why, what and how - for crafting and shaping workshops and other engagement activities how she categorizes stakeholders folks who know something that you need to know others who have an influence, and others who will be affected how she delegates the process of assembling workshop participants the possibilities and problems of conducting virtual workshops her "content walk" method - a creativity exercise that she uses - at first she thought it wouldn't work virtually but then realized that with a good enough internet connection it could tools that permit virtualizing workshops a surprise benefit of virtual workshops: getting things off of paper and into a more permanent digital format possible ways to create content ecosystem maps and similarly complex drawings/models virtually her adoption of Austin Kleon's "Steal Like an Artist" approach in, for example, empathy mapping or content strategy statement formulation how using the classic improv yes-and approach can help in workshops how domain mapping can lead to fresh insights among diverse stakeholders how her ability to find comedy and humor in content strategy led to speaking gigs her process (or possible lack thereof) in developing new content strategy methods the number of "apprehensive content strategists" she encounters the benefits of developing our soft skills as content strategists (her super-power) the importance of content strategists getting over our collective impostor syndrome (and her recent blog post on the subject) the "myth in the content strategy world that there are people out there that have just got this stuff nailed" how "content strategy" is a huge industry, not a specific role her new coaching program her belief that our success has content strategists depends as much on confidence and coaching as it does on our technical skills Tracy's Bio Tracy Playle is a CEO, coach, content strategist, and award-winning speaker known for delivering inspiring, energetic, and engaging conference keynotes and workshops at events around the world. Founder of education sector communications consultancy, Pickle Jar Communications, Tracy divides her time between being a CEO, developing sector-leading thoughts on content strategy and marketing, coaching individuals to transform their work and their lives, and speaking at conferences to inspire large audiences. She is also founder of ContentEd, Europe's first content strategy conference for the education sector. Video Here’s the video version of our conversation: https://youtu.be/ncAty5PKSUE Podcast Intro Transcript If you want to create good content strategy, You have to hold a lot of meetings and run a lot of workshops. Tracy Playle has mastered the art of getting people together to collaborate on content strategy projects. In this episode, Tracy generously shares insights about how to facilitate content strategy gatherings. Toward the end of our conversation, she also talks about how to deal with impostor syndrome - an affliction that she sees all too often in the content strategy profession. Interview Transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 49 of the Content Strategy Insights Podcast. I'm really happy today to have with us Tracy Playle. Tracy is the CEO and the Chief Content Strategist at Pickle Jar Communications. She's in Newcastle,

Tracy PlayleTracy Playle has a super-power: people skills that help her run effective content strategy workshops. Clarify your "why." Get the right people together. Engage them in focused and creative activities. Great strategy is the result. Tracy and I talked about: her content strategy consulting work in the education sector ContentEd, the conference she organizes how she gets people together to get content strategy tasks done how she uses the user story framework to introduce the concept of content strategy her three-question framework - the why, what and how - for crafting and shaping workshops and other engagement activities how she categorizes stakeholders folks who know something that you need to know others who have an influence, and others who will be affected how she delegates the process of assembling workshop participants the possibilities and problems of conducting virtual workshops her "content walk" method - a creativity exercise that she uses - at first she thought it wouldn't work virtually but then realized that with a good enough internet connection it could tools that permit virtualizing workshops a surprise benefit of virtual workshops: getting things off of paper and into a more permanent digital format possible ways to create content ecosystem maps and similarly complex drawings/models virtually her adoption of Austin Kleon's "Steal Like an Artist" approach in, for example, empathy mapping or content strategy statement formulation how using the classic improv yes-and approach can help in workshops how domain mapping can lead to fresh insights among diverse stakeholders how her ability to find comedy and humor in content strategy led to speaking gigs her process (or possible lack thereof) in developing new content strategy methods the number of "apprehensive content strategists" she encounters the benefits of developing our soft skills as content strategists (her super-power) the importance of content strategists getting over our collective impostor syndrome (and her recent blog post on the subject) the "myth in the content strategy world that there are people out there that have just got this stuff nailed" how "content strategy" is a huge industry, not a specific role her new coaching program her belief that our success has content strategists depends as much on confidence and coaching as it does on our technical skills Tracy's Bio Tracy Playle is a CEO, coach, content strategist, and award-winning speaker known for delivering inspiring, energetic, and engaging conference keynotes and workshops at events around the world. Founder of education sector communications consultancy, Pickle Jar Communications, Tracy divides her time between being a CEO, developing sector-leading thoughts on content strategy and marketing, coaching individuals to transform their work and their lives, and speaking at conferences to inspire large audiences. She is also founder of ContentEd, Europe's first content strategy conference for the education sector. Video Here's the video version of our conversation: https://youtu.be/ncAty5PKSUE Podcast Intro Transcript If you want to create good content strategy, You have to hold a lot of meetings and run a lot of workshops. Tracy Playle has mastered the art of getting people together to collaborate on content strategy projects. In this episode, Tracy generously shares insights about how to facilitate content strategy gatherings. Toward the end of our conversation, she also talks about how to deal with impostor syndrome - an affliction that she sees all too often in the content strategy profession. Interview Transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 49 of the Content Strategy Insights Podcast. I'm really happy today to have with us Tracy Playle. Tracy is the CEO and the Chief Content Strategist at Pickle Jar Communications. She's in Newcastle,

Walter Lim, Director and Chief Content Strategist of digital and content marketing agency, Cooler Insights shares how successful organisations employ digital marketing strategies to boost business.

Pamela Muldoon , Chief Content Strategist at The Pedowitz Group returns to our podcast series titled Sunny Side Up to discuss the future of gated content and what leading brands do to gain leads with this strategy. Key Takeaways from the episode: A lot of folks in B2B sales are finding it very tough to break through the noise to connect with their target accounts. Having your own podcast gives your team the unique ability and often times the ability for sales too to break in to new accounts starting with the aim of interviewing your ideal clients on your podcast. The big reason we see audio content gaining attention is because of the nature of the way that we live and do work these days. The timing for podcasting is really really good as we touched upon. But the thing I would encourage folks to think about is this idea of content based networking where you collaborate with your ideal clients and potential referral partners to create content.

What does the future of media look like? Okay, that's a big topic. But our media geeks still take it on, talking fake news and "trumours," ultra-niche content distribution, and where trust fits in. Steve Rubel, Edelman's Chief Content Strategist and Mathew Ingram, Chief Digital Editor at the Columbia Journalism Review join host Sophie Nadeau, Edelman Canada's National Media Lead, to shed some light on what media might look like in our increasingly digital - and polarized - world.

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He’s the Chief Content Strategist of global PR giant Edelman and the ultimate early adopter–Steve Rubel joins Jeffrey Hayzlett to talk about all things social: content, strategy, platforms, advertising, apps, mobile and more. He shares insights from high above the digital front lines, reveals his favorite apps, preaches the power of preparation and tells about his dumbest tweet ever. To hear more from Steve, be sure to tune-in to his Play.it podcast “Content Convergence.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Rubel is Chief Content Strategist and former EVP of Global Strategy and Insights for Edelman, the world’s largest independent public relations firm. In his current role, Rubel is responsible for creating and cultivating best practices in content strategy and for piloting innovative media partnerships that blend paid, owned and earned strategies. While with Edelman Rubel has served in a number of senior advisory roles. He helped evolve both the firm's thinking and strategy around the rapid advance of social media and, more recently, disruptions in the broader media landscape. Prior to joining Edelman in 2006, Rubel worked for 15 years in a variety of marketing communications positions in corporate, non-profit and small/mid-sized PR firms. Steve also acts as a highly visible Edelman thought leader and writer on media, technology and digital culture. Rubel has been included in PR Week’s 40 Under 40 and The Forbes.com Web Celeb 25.

Todd Wheatland sits down with Robert Rose, Chief Content Strategist, Content Marketing Institute.

Companies are embracing content marketing. That's the good news. But there is still a lot of work to be done according to Robert Rose, Chief Content Strategist for Content Marketing Institute. Host Pamela Muldoon talks with Robert about the new conversations happening in enterprise marketing, the two distinct roles in content that need to work in synergy and taking the marketing profession to a whole other level. Find out how Robert really feel about Native Advertising and learn the wisdom shared by his grandfather. Engaging, insightful, with a little bit of humor, you will take away some excellent information in thsi episode of Content Marketing NEXT. 

Steve Rubel is Chief Content Strategist for Edelman, a leading global communications marketing firm. Rubel is responsible for advancing Edleman's thinking on the entire media ecosystem fand for helping clients develop new programs that blend paid, owned, and earned content strategies. He serves as a senior advisor to the firm's Executive Committee, as well as its roster of clients.

This is a recording of the luncheon keynote title “The Content Imperative” delivered at the PRSA Digital Impact Conference on June 27, 2013.   The speaker is Steve Rubel (@steverubel) is Chief Content Strategist for Edelman – the world’s largest independent public relations firm. In this role Rubel is responsible for creating and cultivating best… The post State of Sponsored Content with Steve Rubel appeared first on Eric Schwartzman.