Is There a Marketing Hill You Would Die On?

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"There's probably not a lot of hills I would die on in the marketing space and certainly not even the content marketing space," he says. "I am just always trying to think through how to take someone's idea and ultimately what it is that they need ... Recomending other routes for them if that can't be the case" He adds: "You have to play the game of the platform and ranking for certain words."

Tracey Wallace was a journalist from childhood and hasn’t stopped writing since. There’s not much she doesn’t know about content marketing. Check out this all-signal episode from the archives.

As a child Tracey wrote magazines for her neighbors, revealing the activities of the local cats. She also took her red pen to Vogue and Teen Vogue, casting her editorial eye over them both. Now she’s Content Director at Klaviyo and a Workweek creator.

Daniel and Tracey talk about her transition from journalism into content, via tech and retail, the importance of design in content, and how Google Sheets is winning the content repository game.

You’ll also hear Tracey’s spicy take on why content marketing is chaos.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:57 Vogue Ambition

03:36 All The Latest Cat News

07:53 The Goal Is 100%

10:47 The Importance of Building In Time