#ContentCatchUp: Make your 2018 strategy a winning one

Welcome to the first post in Ember’s newest blogging series: #ContentCatchUp!

We’ll be regularly gathering our favourite articles from around the web and collecting them right here to make sure you’re always in the loop on the latest and greatest content marketing insights. This week it’s all about moving forward: time to take what we’ve learned in 2017 and bring it into the new year...

Previously, on the Ember Television Blog:

• How long-form video can connect with your audience

• The dos and don'ts of socially conscious marketing

• Make negative feedback a positive opportunity

Content Marketing: Step up your strategy for 2018..

• How to create a landing page that converts (Daniel Dannenberg)

• The best 2017 content marketing infographics (Mark Walker-Ford)

• 6 content marketing tips for 2018 (Talk Business)

Video Marketing: Online video consumption continues to produce impressive stats..

• Car dealers found product videos increase buyer confidence (Elizabeth Howlett)

• 31 Quick Video stats you ought to know (Larry Kim)

• 5 great video styles to use on social media (CreativeMinds)

Infographics: On communicating content creatively..

• 7 ways infographics can boost business (Mark Walker-Ford)

• The most creative examples of infographics from 2017 (Katy French)

• Something to inspire: someone managed to turn all of Star Wars: Episode IV into one long infographic… (Ryan Scott)

Thought Leadership: Trust the experts..

• Top thought leadership trends to watch in 2018 (Longitude)

• On the value of thought leadership and how to use it (Gabriel Shaoolian)

• 10 tips for becoming a thought leader (Matt Sweetwood)

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Author: Chloe Edgley

Chloe is our copywriter here at Ember Television. Her interest in telling stories led her to study English with Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham, where she developed a specialised interest in screenwriting and digital media.