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Byron White | Chief Idea Officer

Byron White, founder and Chief Idea Officer of ideaLaunch, is one of the original content marketing revolutionaries and the author of 101 Content Marketing Tips. He is a serial entrepreneur with numerous companies and properties all intertwined with ideaLaunch, including LifeTips, WordVision, WriterAccess, SplitTestLab and more.

His entrepreneurial career began in 1992 with the founding of Freelance Access, a graphic-arts placement agency that he later sold to Aquent. He also founded the Lost Ball Golf Tournament after losing a testicle to cancer, and the program has raised more than 100k for the Jimmy Fund.

Byron leads the team at ideaLaunch and speaks at various marketing conferences, including SES, PubCon, Affiliate Summit, Aff-Con, Conversion Conference, eComXpo and more. He hosts the weekly LifeTips show on WebMasterRadio.FM on Wednesdays at 4 PM Eastern. His success is well documented in Inc. Magazine, Adweek, The Boston Globe, The Boston Business Journal, The Wall Street Journal and numerous other publications.


Byron's Latest Posts

Politicians Using Content Marketing to Increase Appeal

Presidential candidate Rick Perry made a surprise visit on David Letterman last Thursday night, just two days after his disastrous memory lapse in the recent debate that many in the media are calling the “tipping point” for resignation from the campaign. Rather than pushing the scraps of embarrassment under the table, his campaign spinners have [...]

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15 Nov 2011 | No Comments

Ad-Tech New York and Robert Pattinson

I just got back to Boston from Ad-Tech in New York, and I’m thrilled. Great show again this year. We connected with more than 250 leads who are all seemingly excited to try out WriterAccess.com with our special $25 off promo code, 25Bonus, that we handed out at the show (Feel Free to Cash In [...]

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15 Nov 2011 | No Comments

Dear Great Content

Dear Great Content, The Content Revolution is getting ugly. Dry white papers are dying on the front lines. Boring content is being carried off the battlefield. Duplicate copy has it worst of all—Google’s Panda release buried most of it alive! The good news is that content across the web is getting better. Search results are [...]

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04 Oct 2011 | No Comments

The Power of Words. The Power of Media.

Take a look at the email blast below that I received from CNN a few days ago. Notice the following negative words: walloped, renewed fears, plunged, plowed, dropped, lost. And the positive words (yikes, not many): record, settled (even these are a bit of a stretch). —————————————————————————————————- Wall Street was walloped Thursday by a stock [...]

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23 Aug 2011 | No Comments

March Madness: Standing-Room-Only Speaking Gigs

Content Marketing is hot. Really hot. I enjoyed two trade-show speaking engagements this month: The Conversion Conference in San Francisco and Search Engine Strategies in N.Y. You can now download a condensed summary deck I call Content Marketing Work-flow Manifesto that I presented at both shows. Enjoy! Content Marketing Work-flow Manifesto View more presentations from [...]

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25 Mar 2011 | No Comments