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Controlled Chaos: 86 Comms Pros Explain How Communications Work Has Changed

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90% of comms pros surveyed say their work has changed some, and of those, 50% say communications work has changed significantly. That’s according to The 5th Annual JOTW Strategic Communications Survey for 2022 , which polled 483 communications professionals – mostly in the US. in an open-ended follow-up question. Semi-controlled chaos.

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Triple 7s: The Best, Worst and Most Loved Blog Posts in 2017

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Our new owners immediately began to eliminate redundancies, as they say in corporate M&A. Whatever reservations or prejudices corporations seem to have about blogs and blogging, that is melting. 2) 2017 PR Salary Survey Suggests Demand for Talent Tightening. 7) How B2B Marketing Can Get More out of Trade Shows.

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B2B Blog Metrics: 4 Effective Categories to Measure Success

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Businesses that engage corporate blogging with professionalism and process can boost visibility, grow a community, and ultimately, have a meaningful influence on sales. Weaving relevant shares is an effective way to illustrate the value of a corporate blog and weave qualitative measures into quantitative reporting. 3) Quality.

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Qualify Hard; Close Easy: Leads in Unscripted Marketing Links

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A cloud technology vendor told me that trade shows were the number one source of leads for his company. That’s according to this piece from MarketingProfs which answers the question in its headline by summing up a survey of 6,000 conducted by LinkedIn: .

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Marketing has Gotten Better as a Profession; Off Script #29: Tom Pick of Webiquity

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Advertising was extremely expensive. As a marketer, I wrote articles for trade magazines and did a lot of direct mail. Event marketing , at gatherings like annual customer meetings and trade shows, was huge in the 90s. Corporate email systems filter out most externally originated messages, commercial or otherwise.