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What’s Trending for 2023?

PRSay

For smaller brands, Twitter’s noisy platform and algorithms that determine what users see often work against their best efforts. We’ve all seen users tweet about poor customer service, but via Twitter brands can offer to resolve those issues faster than any other method. Beyond words: adding multimedia to story pitches.

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Being Smart and Strategic When Navigating the Current News Cycle

PRSay

Whether you’re a health-care organization wondering about messaging or a brand trying to find a home for an unrelated story during this time, here are some tips for PR pros to successfully navigate this current news cycle: Know that this isn’t pitching as usual. Connect with Lisa on Twitter: @LisaArledge. Photo credit: alhovik.

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Prezly

Frederik Vincx

The challenge Back in 2009, in an increasingly fragmented media landscape, brands needed more effective ways to share their stories. The challenge and opportunity was to create a PR toolkit that helped brands communicate effectively with media, bloggers, and stakeholders. Driving around the country to sell it to brands.

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Priorities of B2B Marketing: Owned, Shared, Earned, Paid – in that Order

Sword and the Script

When I pitch this to clients and prospects in B2B marketing , I’ll often present it in a linear graphic like this: Why am I so keen on owned media first? I look back to 2008 and 2009 and I think we had the priorities right. If you enjoyed this post, you might also like: Is Brand Building Becoming Cool in Marketing Again?

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PR Agency Owner Started Making Homegrown PR Software; Today it’s a VC-backed Startup; Off Script No. 47: Zach Cutler Co-founder and CEO at Propel

Sword and the Script

For example, I remember kicking that terminology around in 2009 or so, but it never really took hold. We then take it a step further and show the pitching preferences of each journalist, with our PitchPrefer engine. It really runs the gamut from huge agencies and brands, to midsize and small. 4) How many customers do you have?

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How 2,400 Journalists Use Social Media for Reporting [And Why PR Should Get Serious about Social]

Sword and the Script

These branded social accounts look something akin to a ragged and outdated billboard on a desolate highway that hasn’t been updated in years. These branded accounts furnish a steady stream of self-promotion. In the early days, around 2009, I saw many reporters struggled with this and disliked it.

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Spotlight on a Solo PR Pro: Meet Stu Opperman, APR

Solo PR Pro

He started Impact Players in 2009 and hasn’t looked back since, saying, “I couldn't be happier being a solo practitioner with my own business, calling my own shots, getting credit for my work and doing all the things you sometimes can’t when you work for somebody else.”. “I Maintaining a truly solo PR firm.

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