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Legal Editorial — The Women Judges of Montgomery County

Melanie Saxton

What an honor to receive an assignment for a legal editorial piece published by Conroe City Lifestyle. This article was published in May 2023 by Conroe City Lifestyle , and I was highly impressed by the backstories of our “women of the bench.” Judge Hutson was sworn in as a judge on January 1, 2023.

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6 Content Marketing Ideas to Steal From the Awards Finalists of 2017

Content Marketing Institute

17 No-Cost Ways Writers Can Extend Reach of Their Editorial. In 2018, the CMI editorial team will be stealing Kira’s idea to find out more about a segment of our audience by conducting phone interviews to supplement our research and analytics data. She was instrumental in helping us find our 2017 Content Marketer of the Year finalists.

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Publishing Frequency: Why (and How) We’re Changing Things Up

Content Marketing Institute

How often do you read the weekend posts on Content Marketing Institute the day they’re published? Before I joined the CMI editorial team in September, the same was true for me. Our new publishing frequency. Now, you’ll also get a digest of the other content published that week. Doing as we say, now as we do.

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The Best Content Marketing Books of 2017 to Boost Your Creativity and Productivity

Content Marketing Institute

If you’re a chief content officer , copywriter, designer, or programmer searching for ways to create more and better content in less time, you’ll find fresh ideas for improving your creativity, productivity, and writing skills with these best books from 2017. My favorite Amy-ism: “You’re not finished until you press publish!”

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Building Your Content Marketing Team? 14 Skills for New, Growing, and Mature Programs

Content Marketing Institute

I had the pleasure of thinking through this question in more detail when Joe asked me to speak about creating the ultimate content marketing team at Content Marketing World 2017. It’s imperative to start out with a solid strategy (and, no, a strategy is not your editorial calendar ). Editorial planning. Strategy development.

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How to Plan a Year’s Worth of Content With One Original Research Survey

Content Marketing Institute

When you look at the library of content you publish, is it a string of somewhat-related blog posts, videos and more — or do all the pieces work together to tell a better, broader story? Of course (to poorly paraphrase Robert Rose), you want your editorial to tell one story instead of each piece being disconnected from the rest.

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5 Types of Content That Naturally Attract Links: Insights From 628 Advanced SEOs

Content Marketing Institute

By contrast, publishing new data and research is a great way to build a robust link profile. Those are a few of the new findings from my team’s new Link Building Survey , in which we polled 628 SEO experts across various types of businesses to understand better how they build links for better SEO in 2017. Publish a white paper.

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