January 2016
Beginner
408 pages
8h 55m
English
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Chapter 22
Top Ten Blogs on Content Marketing
In This Chapter
Discovering top-notch content marketing blogs
Finding out which blogs have cutting-edge information
Getting advice from content marketing experts
Have you ever stopped to think what the Internet would be without blogs? As much as we all hate the word blog, we love to scour the web to find just the right blogger to impart her pearls of wisdom to us. Blogs exist for almost every topic on earth, and they have a set of readers to go with it.
In this chapter, I serve up some of my go-to blogs for information about my favorite topic — content marketing. This list is by no means an exhaustive one. I could name many others, but then it wouldn’t be a Part of Tens chapter. Following — in alphabetical order (because I would hate to imply that one is better than another) — are the blogs you should consider reading.
Buffer
It’s software; it’s a blog. Buffer is a relative newcomer to the list. Joel Gascoigne, cofounder, launched the Buffer software tool in 2010. It quickly gained a large following because it solved a real problem by letting you schedule your social media posts on a timetable that made sense ...
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