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How To Use Timing For Top B2B PR Results

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Timing is everything, even in B2B Tech PR. Anyone who has represented a business product or service knows that delivering the right message at the right time – or failing to – can make or break the success of a PR campaign. By knowing and following these timelines (and deadlines), PR folks can pick the perfect time to pitch stories.

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B2B PR Tips For Embargo Pitching In A Crazy News Cycle

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In fact, earned media may seem simple when a company has news, but it’s not always so straightforward, particularly for B2B PR. Once the exclusive runs at an agreed upon date and time, the story can be pitched widely to the broader media targets. This approach is commonly used for a big story and/or a well-known brand.

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3 Best Practices For Using Data In B2B PR

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As most PR people know, data offers a powerful news hook in a way that even a product launch or partnership often doesn’t. For B2B companies, this presents a massive PR opportunity. For B2B companies, this presents a massive PR opportunity. Data-driven coverage can establish a brand as a category expert or leader.

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Shooting Down Misconceptions About B2B PR

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Working in B2B public relations probably isn’t what idealistic young people dream about, but that doesn’t mean misconceptions about it are true. B2B PR has endured as a successful part of many a company’s growth strategy, and it can be an exciting field for PR professionals. B2B doesn’t have to be dull!

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Smart PR: 6 Stories NOT To Pitch Media

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Based on our experience, we’ve identified examples of when NOT to pitch that will help make clearer the line between self-serving nonsense and the stories journalists need. Avoid the following pitches, and make media contacts look forward to your ideas or contact you when they need an assist. Honors awarded by media outlets.

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How To Set Expectations In Public Relations

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If you want a product launch to be covered in a top-tier publication, journalists will need to talk to someone who has used the product or can speak to its market value. In ad tech, this means getting a brand or publisher client onboard; reporters aren’t going to take our word for it. Not everything is about coverage.

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Journalism statistics: 7 media relations takeaways from the 2023 State of the Media Report by Cision

Sword and the Script

When you pitch a story, you need to be credible too. Make it clear who or what you are pitching. Draw a correlation between your pitch and their prior coverage. Simple advice for PR pitches from journalists Reporters get a lot of pitches. The results found 61% of journalists get 100 pitches a week or more.