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The Difference Between Paid and Earned Media, and Why You Need Both

Victorious PR

Paid media refers to external marketing efforts that involve branded content, display ads, and pay-per-click advertising. That being said, paid media is also YOU writing about YOURSELF. It’s all about effective paid advertising. If you are successful at targeting your ideal audience, ads can be very useful. Earned Media.

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Eight Tips to Reboot Your Resume

PR Job Coach

You are what you write. Moreover, if you are in the market for an advertising, communications or public relations role, a stellar resume demands that you take the time to succinctly but creatively portray your abilities in quick but compelling fashion. Leave out skills, hobbies and references. And forget the hobbies.

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11 Content Marketing Mistakes to Avoid

Cision

Write “good” content. Treat your headline as the premium real estate that it is, and give it curb appeal. His advice: Write for power skimmers. I had the opportunity to write a guest post for a PR blog recently. Entertain, don’t sell. Mistake #2: You have poor form. Use headline formulas.

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The Essential Guide to Mass Communication: History, Methods, Ethics, and the Future

Masters in Communications

Typically, it is synonymous with broadcast and print media: radio, TV, and film (small and large screen), print media, and advertising. Outdoor and transmit media typically tend to be advertising material (but not always). As these new channels and pathways continue to grow, they bring a whole new set of paradigms.

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