Parse.ly Culture
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Content Analytics Shouldn’t Be Scary: A Letter to Journalists
Since joining Parse.ly in 2011, I’ve heard tons of stories from journalists, audience developers, analysts, marketers, and product teams about …
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Content Marketing Mistakes That Haunt
Everyone makes mistakes, but none are quite as visible (and funny) as the ones made in marketing. Commiserating over our …
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Direct support for organizations fighting racial injustice
The murders of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and Tony McDade are the newest names in a long list of Black …
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The Parse.ly brand refresh: Our 10 year glow-up
We’ve had a busy September – no sooner did we return from a marathon of conferences, than the team re-launched …
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Why I joined Parse.ly as CRO
“Hold on, say that again… Parse.ly is analyzing what over one billion people are looking at online? That’s a sixth …
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Meet the people solving digital content creators’ biggest problems
When a large legacy newsroom wanted to make the culture shift to “being data-informed, not just data-driven,” they didn’t just …
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5 ways to network your way through a conference
Coming from a background in the performing arts, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I attended my first ever …
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A Different Way — Thoughtful Financing, Or Why We Said “No” to a Lot of Money
I felt pretty good at the start of 2017. My company, Parse.ly, had just executed its best quarter without exploding …
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Locals | Austin, TX: Local news fosters engagement and activism in a growing community
At Parse.ly, we value remote work culture, with employees all over the world in cities like Boulder, LA, and London. …
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Locals | Boulder, CO: In a liberal city, journalists challenge the status quo
At Parse.ly, we value remote work culture, with employees all over the world in cities like Boulder, LA, and London. …