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How Storytelling Connects Paid, Earned, and Owned Media

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In December 2009, Forrester defined what it called the three new media options for interactive marketers: “paid, earned and owned.” Earned media had traditionally been the responsibility of public relations, while paid and owned media had been part of the marketing mandate.

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Study: Big Companies Lag at Blogging, Social Media

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Barnes to forgive me the editorial liberty I’ve taken with this headline, but that’s my takeaway after finally reading the UMASS Dartmouth Study: The 2014 Fortune 500 and Social Media: LinkedIn Dominates As Use of Newer Tools Explodes. 500 Social Media Study. Infographic: Millennials and Social Commerce.

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How to find a good social media blog to add to your reader

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I organize them by categories: MN blogs, advertising blogs, PR blogs, content blogs. And social media blogs. But, over the last number of months, I’ve grown increasingly frustrated with the landscape of social media blogs. How to Get Your First 1,000 Real Facebook Fans (Infographic). And bold thinking.

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Influencer Relations: Magic Middle vs. the A-List

Sword and the Script

There is hope, however as the study also found: “Consumers are consulting blogs and social media on their mobile devices prior to shopping. Nearly 60 percent of survey respondents have taken a blog review or social media post viewed on a smartphone or tablet into consideration while shopping in-store.”.

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Why Content Marketing and Public Relations Need Each Other

Sword and the Script

The post gained traction in social media, which was the intended effect, but then something else happened: it earned links and mentions from several news outlets. The year was 2009 and I had a very special epiphany that day. This new trend some were calling content marketing had the hallmarks of a soft and subtle pitch.