And Along Came CMO.com

The CMO.com team is proud of what we have accomplished so far. But we are not done yet. Changes in digital publishing and advancements in the attendant technologies and tools made it clear that it was time for an upgrade.

Seven years ago, content marketing was but a glimmer in Joe Pulizzi’s eye. The go-to example, back then, of a major brand’s effort to create real editorial content devoid of sales talk and promo patter was “The Furrow,” from John Deere, which has been serving up farming stories to Deere lovers the world over for 100 years.

Then along came CMO.com by Adobe.

Our story is a simple one, and the CMO.com team is proud of what we have accomplished so far. But we are not done yet. Changes in digital publishing and advancements in the attendant technologies and tools (thanks, in no small part, to work done by our parent, Adobe) made it clear that it was time for an upgrade.

We, therefore, invite you to explore the new, responsive CMO.com. Tighter, leaner, cleaner, and more modern in design, the new site and its associated mobile versions has been created to make it easier than ever for you to get right to the digital marketing information you want and need. Our newsletters, too, are being redesigned and will debut next month.

So whether you are in the U.S., or Auckland, or Tokyo, or Frankfurt, CMO.com remains your trusted, independent source for digital marketing insights, interviews, news, and opinion. And if we keep doing things right, maybe 93 years from now CMO.com will be thought of as the digital “Furrow” of its day.