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Content Marketing Can’t Just Be a Top-Funnel Activity

Contently - Strategy

Good journalists and good marketers have something in common: They’re obsessed with understanding their audience so they can help people learn something new. That was the first thing I realized when I left the journalism world to become Contently’s editor-in-chief six years ago. The Limits of a Top-Funnel Mindset.

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What Are the New Rules of Marketing and PR?

wiredPRworks

When I found David’s work and read his first book, I knew I’d found the roadmap to the future of marketing and PR. Thanks to David for writing the book, including me in the first one – such an honor!, and taking the time to talk about the new new rules of marketing and PR on Growing Social Now. Facebook [link].

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Creative Headlines Will Drive PR SEO & Success in 2017

Cision

Many times, the agency spearheads the job of launching and maintaining multiple content marketing platforms to deliver the client’s message — journalism aside. The desire for news opens an intensified need to generate compelling content, driven by creativity, headlines and related visuals.

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#InnovateNow With Sandra Fathi: The Merits of ‘Controlled’ Failure

Cision

As President and Founder of Affect , a public relations, marketing and social media agency, Sandra has successfully led the company with consistent growth since the agency’s inception in 2002. The concept of content marketing is probably one of the biggest trends right now that is influencing the industry.