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Chief Content Officer (CCO) is the quarterly print and digital magazine offered by the Content Marketing Institute.

CCO_Aug13_CovCCO is the first globally-distributed magazine devoted to the fast-growing, evolving field of content marketing. It is written by, for, and about the most innovative, influential global content marketers.

 

 

The magazine showcases how content marketers are finding success in the field, focusing on the tools, technologies and processes they use to help marketers learn new publishing skills and apply lessons to their own organizations.

 

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RECENT HIGHLIGHTS

By Clare McDermott published November 29, 2013

Why Podcasting is a Huge Content Marketing Opportunity

Eight years ago, podcasting was held up as the “Next Big Thing.” Chris Brogan, author and longtime podcasting fan, thinks it’s finally ready to take off as a viable channel in your content marketing plan. Find out why podcasting is a huge content marketing opportunity.

By Roanne Neuwirth published November 1, 2013

How to Design a Compelling Demand Generation Strategy for the C-Suite

Marketers spend a lot of time and energy trying to gain access and sell to executives. For large-scale B2B sales in particular, it’s critical to create a content plan and engagement strategy to break through to the lucrative and powerful buyer at the top. Find out how to design your content plan to speak to the C-suite.

By Michael Weiss published September 29, 2013

How GE Makes Big Brand Content Feel Up Close and Personal

How does the third largest company in the world connect with customers? In a recent interview, GE’s Executive Director of Global Brand Marketing explains how GE focuses on brand content that uncovers the “maker” in all of us. Find out how GE makes big brand content feel up close and personal.

By Tom Fishburne published September 15, 2013

Why Don Draper Types Can’t Control Brand Content Anymore

Marketers want to generate word of mouth, but sometimes forget it inherently means giving up control. These days, brand advocates are just as big a part of the content marketing team as content marketers themselves. Find out why trying to control brand content just drives ad men mad.

By Robert Rose published September 5, 2013

How Marketers Can Take Data-Driven Content Creation to the Next Level

A data-driven marketing mindset has pushed many marketers into scrambling to find patterns of success that may or may not be there. Find out how you can take data-driven content creation to the next level to deepen engagement with customers.

By Kevin Howarth published September 2, 2013

Is Your Content Plan Equipped for Content Engineering?

Content strategy grows more complex as enterprises demand more sophisticated ways of building, managing, and delivering the right personalized content to each and every customer. Find out if your organization’s content plan is equipped for content engineering.

By Jonathan Crossfield published August 27, 2013

How Social Media Content Tools Can Work for Your Sharing Strategy

There are two types of social network — sharing tools and content tools. Find out how social media content tools can complement your sharing strategy. Use these tips to get in the game and have some fun with tools like Vine and Instagram,