
Big marketing stats with no context are (defeatable) monsters
Our professional conversations in the age of data excess and growth hacking don’t often reflect complex narratives. Data should never shut down reasonable dissent.
Audience research, digital channel evaluation, brainstorming and ideation, competitive positioning, information architecture, developing pillars, defining success, writing briefs, big thinking about content’s purpose, and the expertise/proof needed to create great content.
Our professional conversations in the age of data excess and growth hacking don’t often reflect complex narratives. Data should never shut down reasonable dissent.
At the intersection of content, media and technology, we’re in a unique position to ensure facts are correct. What can we do to plan for the future?
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Minnesota Public Radio had some troubles that are reflective of the local and national news ecosystems.
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These search results taste stale. TL;DR you can't optimize content without human originality.