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6 Tips to Become a Pinterest PR Pro

Cision

Pinterest has evolved a lot in the past few weeks. Verified accounts , improved search and “buy” buttons are just a few of the changes making waves in the marketing and PR departments. Joining a social network is easy; staying with one is hard. Joining a social network is easy; staying with one is hard.

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Why are many social media marketers still working from the 2015 playbook?

Communications Conversations

But, it’s also changed how social media marketing is working–in quite a big way. However, even with these big changes in the first half of 2020, many social media marketers seem to still be working from the 2015 social media playbook. Shift #3: Social ad spend (should be) shifting.

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Social media insights for Father’s Day 2018

NewsWhip

In our latest social media insights report, we take a look at the top trends for Father’s Day content across the web, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and Instagram. According to the National Retail Federation, consumer spending will reach a near-record […].

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Guiding Customers from Inspiration to Action

Cision

Brands can be discovered in-store, through a search engine site, from a friend, or influencer, or on social media. Marketers need to ensure that the right experiences are surfacing to the right people. Pinterest achieves this with two new features on its platform: visual discovery and lens. Think beyond the purchase.

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5 Key Takeaways From Social Media Marketing World

MaccaPR

Surrounded by podcasters, bloggers and marketers, I spent last week immersed in all things social at Social Media Marketing World. It began with an insightful keynote presentation on the top trends in social media in 2015 from Michael Stelzner of Social Media Examiner, the conference host.

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Marketing Trends for 2015: Getting Back to Basics

Polaris

New social media platforms will launch while existing platforms evolve and change—likely in a way that’s disadvantageous to marketers unless they invest in paid media. The lines between public relations, social media, content marketing—and every other marketing discipline—will continue to blur.

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Borrowing Trust: The Surprising New Marketing Role of Citizen Influencers

Cision

According to research by Boston Consulting Group, one ultraloyal customer who shares content can generate eight times his or her own consumption through their advocacy. The key idea here is that the economic value of content marketing does not come from content. It comes from the transmission of content.

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