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If you want to create — or evolve — a winning alumni magazine content strategy or design, start with these three tips.

The hub has big photography and bold headlines. It tallies social shares for peer validation. The whole experience feels useful, smart, flexible — and alive.

If you communicate for a living, it’s up to you to help guide an audience through stories. One of the quickest and most effective ways to do this is through infographics.

Print is back. But that doesn’t mean you can just drop that magazine and expect everyone to wait for it at the mailbox.

Content marketers — even those aiming for thought leadership grandeur — are constantly balancing facts with their message.

In a way, the music industry was an early adopter of content marketing, with its go-to tool: the music video.

Content hubs are fast becoming a content marketing go-to play. They serve up a powerful cocktail of personalized quality content, data-fueled distribution and brand relevance.

The people you work with are sitting on a mountain of stories that could elevate your content marketing program: tales of innovation, success, lessons learned and often practical knowledge that your audience craves.

In this interview, James Meyers focuses on the long-term business objective important to all association publishing teams: survival.

B2B content marketing not only helps end users improve in their daily work, but also assists business decision-makers as they choose the best systems, processes and tools for their needs.

Messaging up is a distinct sales approach. Do it right and your audience not only believes in your idea but also feels empowered by it.

Connecting demographics with psychographics is the start of developing personas and gaining a better understanding of clients’ needs throughout their financial journey.