Journalists: Express Your Content With An Inbound Marketing Sense

The way we view news has changed. When our grandfathers listened to radio addresses by Churchill and Chamberlain about the state of the war in the rest of Europe, we receive information in real time. Papers like The Daily Mail and The Sun cover news that is as varied as The Duchess of Cambridge’s wardrobe. Inbound marketing as a whole never even existed, and yet here we are. The media landscape has had significant changes brought to it, for sure. Newspaper and magazine subscription is at an all-time low. Print media is now being challenged by the speed and timeliness of digital media. Citizen involvement in media and politics is at an all-time high. More people’s voices want to be heard, with social media playing a significant role in public participation. With the transition from analogue to digital, it has often been asked if self-published writers and bloggers can be considered part of journalism. The role is essentially the same, in that, both brings news and current event...