"Public health" emerged as a top narrative from news sources today. The phrase, which has been a staple of outlets since the outbreak of coronavirus, rose once again in national news. The Associated Press was the first amplifier of this narrative's most recent spike, as they and most prominent nationally-recognized sources discuss the ongoing implications of the virus.
"Armed services" emerged as the top trend from news sources today. The phrase initially appeared from NBC News. Since then, the phrase has been amplified through several nationally recognized publications like CNN, Bloomberg and the Associated Press, among others.
"10-person limit" emerged as the top trend from the past week. The phrase, which was first amplified by the Chicago Sun-Times, has since appeared in multiple nationally recognized publications like CBS News, Reuters and the Chicago Tribune, among others.
Anxiety in the business sector can take many forms, but one of the most insidious and destructive is that of FUD.
What matters isn’t just what’s being talked about, but who is doing the talking, when they choose to talk, and the audience they’re talking to.
Having a conversation map is the easiest way to keep your campaigns going in the right direction. Someone once said that every conversation is an adventure. You go new places and discover new things without having to change locations. While that's certainly true, it’s also true that no adventurer worth their weight in salt ever […]
Last year at TedX Jackson, Joe Stradinger (our super CEO/founder) discussed the power of storytelling and traced the evolution of conversation from the front porch to the palm of your hand.
Run a Google search on the phrase "content is king," and you'll get nearly 450,000 results. It appears that content really is king, and everybody knows it. Now think of the millions upon millions of websites lining the byways of the Internet. Think of all the sites you go to on a regular basis. Finally, […]
“It’s just as important to own the conversation as it is to have a lot of money in the bank.” Joe Stradinger
But what if you put great content out there and no one discovers it? Could that really happen? You bet your sweet content calendar it can. You can spend hours crafting engaging, creative messages, and they will never get seen.
