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AdTech Pubs Every PR Pro Should Be Reading

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Specific sectors like ad tech , for example, offer a relatively small number of relevant trade publications compared to consumer categories. From programmatic advertising to first- and third-party data, there are many hot topics and only so many gatekeepers for the stories we want to tell. . AdExchanger. or “ WTF Programmatic?

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How To Set Expectations In Public Relations

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Stories about products or services in low-interest categories will need to borrow interest in the form of new information, like survey results, new research, or big names attached. Media relations deals with the news environment, which is by definition unpredictable. Again, communication is key. . It’s PR, not ER.

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7 Occasions When PR And Marketing Must Work Together

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A solid marketing strategy can help drive quick awareness for a new product or service. The right advertising generates reach and frequency of message to inform specific audiences. PR-generated content offers a depth that helps educate customers about a complex product or a new category.

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Ad Tech PR Predictions For 2020

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Not every tech PR agency is familiar with the ad tech category, but it keeps growing in size and significance. The boom comes thanks to data privacy concerns and the call from major advertisers for greater transparency and control over their digital advertising. The opportunities are expanding. But what can we expect in 2020?

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What Business People Should Know About PR

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Occasionally a tech startup or small brand will tell us that the company has committed most or all of its marketing budget to public relations. It doesn’t compare to paid advertising when it comes to frequency of message, and it will never offer the type of control that paid content will. It can’t replace marketing.

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PR: Separating Fact from Fiction

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which we like to explore from time to time to help companies better understand public relations and how to get the most out of it. Myth #2: PR is free advertising. Advertising, on the other hand, can be completely controlled in terms of content and placement. Myth #5: You must have news to get PR. That was awkward.

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A PR Wish List For Holiday 2017

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We typically interview the prospect and based on the outcome of the discussion, gauge the odds of winning the business, determine how to budget and staff for the pitch and roll the dice on a positive outcome. But PR is not a substitute for advertising. Yet this isn’t always the case.

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