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Building Trust by Discovering the “Why” of Your Brand

by Alanna Sloger

Put simply, building trust online is harder than most other platforms. When people interact with businesses face-to-face, that human connection is inherently more trustworthy than interacting with a website. Duplicating that experience in the digital space takes a lot of hard work. Here at jWeb, we believe that the secret to gaining trust is effective […]

jWeb Expands Marketing Department with Junior Content Strategist Alanna Redenour

by Helen Wurthmann

As we all know, Content is King—so it’s no surprise that the demand for talented writers is growing. With that in mind, Alanna Redenour has recently filled the role of Junior Content Strategist and is the newest member of the jWeb family. Like many new professionals, Redenour has had an eclectic employment past. She has […]

Recent YouTube Authors Show How to Recycle Old Content

by Helen Wurthmann

Dynamic content—typically referred to as “blogging”—is essential to any productive content marketing strategy. Unfortunately, blogs quickly become dated and less authoritative to your readers the older they get. If you’re having a hard time coming up with completely new topics, it is possible to revisit blogs you’ve already published. Some content stays relevant over time […]

Give More Than You Get: Curating Content in the Digital Space

by Helen Wurthmann

In a previous blog, I discussed the importance of maintaining dynamic content on your site. While sharing this type of original content on social media is a great way to get brand recognition and followers, it’s not enough to build a cohesive social media strategy. The next step in building your brand online is to […]

To Be or Not to Be: The Dangers of Undead Blogs

by Helen Wurthmann

This Halloween, I want to discuss a survival tactic for content marketing: avoiding the undead. An undead or “zombie” blog is created when a website has a blog, but it’s never (or hardly ever) updated. So while it’s not alive, kicking, and contributing to the online community, it’s visible presence means it isn’t dead either. And much like zombies in the movies, an undead blog will devour your brand’s online reputation.