As our review of the top five episodes of the past quarter concludes today, we uncover the secret to using Pinterest as a tool to connect with your customers and encourage your evangelists.

Is the content you're producing building trust or breaking it down? As our countdown of the top five episodes of the past quarter continues,we're bringing you the three "Be's" of content development that can help you win the confidence of your customers.

As our countdown of the top five episodes of the past quarter continues. we make the case for why the design of your website is more than just aesthetics; it's a critical component of creating a good user experience.

Our countdown of the top five episodes of the past quarter continues as we reveal why, although blogging may not be the flashiest tool in your content marketing toolkit, there's no denying that it remains one of the most effective.

Over the past few months, we've covered a lot of ground here on The Fame Foundry Marketing Minute. Now it's time to rewind and review our top five episodes of the quarter. First up, we explain why total integration across all marketing channels is key to growing your business in today’s 24/7, on-demand marketplace.

Publishing content for the sake of content is no longer enough; you must go the extra mile to create the type of content that your customers crave.

Pinterest is the place where conversations around brands become visual. Here are three powerhouse brands - Diet Coke, Moleskine and Cabot Cheese - that are excelling at the task of leading those conversations.

Is the content you're producing building trust or breaking it down? Three "Be's" can help you earn customer confidence.

Design your website to serve the needs of your community first and foremost, and you'll reap rich rewards of long-term engagement.

Developing a better website content strategy starts with better marketing intelligence.

Today's Web surfers jump seamlessly between screens and devices, and they expect your website to do the same.

In today's era of shrinking screens and attention spans, the difference between a fleeting website visitor and a new customer comes down to mere seconds.

Stylized photos from apps like Instagram and Hipstamatic are all the rage these days, but are they the right fit for your brand?