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Are Trade Shows still a Good Place for PR Launches?

Sword and the Script

That’s the number of pre-trade show pitches one blogger told me he had received in a side bar conversation last week. A Traditional Case for Trade Show Launches. Executive leadership expects an announcement to be made. PR Strategy: Paid Media Tactics for Earning Media. Content Marketing *is* PR.

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How to Build Thought Leadership

Landis PR

Thought leadership is more than just “blowing your own horn.” That is the time to create balanced and business-like content. An active thought leadership program needs a content calendar that is eminently doable. Do not let creating content become a chore. Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Create a cadence.

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How the Women of Game of Thrones Can Inspire Your Content Strategy

Cision

As the women of Game of Thrones continue to inspire us week after week, they can also give us guidance on everything from career moves to that creative spark we didn’t know our marketing campaign was missing. Below are 5 Game of Thrones women that can help articulate 5 crucial pillars of your content strategy.

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What is Technology PR?

5W PR

Thought Leadership PR: Positions key executives or experts within the company as industry thought leaders through expert commentary, articles, and speaking engagements. Event PR: Manages public relations for tech-related events, conferences, and trade shows to maximize exposure and engagement.

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The Secret Weapon of B2B Marketing: How Influencers Drive Growth

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

The good news is that what was once seen as a strategy reserved solely for consumer-facing industries is now making significant inroads into B2B marketing, ushering in a new era of business relationships and opportunities.

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How PR Supports “Thought Leaders”

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Thought leadership is a common term in most B2B public relations programs. We examine these questions on behalf of clients and have a blueprint of sorts for developing and supporting thought leadership in a company executive or expert. Blogs – an executive’s own, plus a commenting strategy for others.

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Seeing Around Corners: 30 Marketing and PR Predictions for 2021

Sword and the Script

Marketing be nimble. Rather than having year-long editorial calendars for opportunities and content, marketing and communications professionals are will have to work in a much more agile, phased approach: creating evergreen content per quarter and making room for ‘rapid-response’ type communications based on what 2021 might throw at us.

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