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Are Trade Shows still a Good Place for PR Launches?

Sword and the Script

That’s the number of pre-trade show pitches one blogger told me he had received in a side bar conversation last week. For the most part, he runs his blog like a traditional news site, clearly has good industry contacts and always winds up involved in a couple of sessions. A Traditional Case for Trade Show Launches.

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B2B Blog Metrics: 4 Effective Categories to Measure Success

Sword and the Script

Businesses that engage corporate blogging with professionalism and process can boost visibility, grow a community, and ultimately, have a meaningful influence on sales. For example, I once worked for a company that found visitors that engaged the blog were 50% more likely to make a purchase. Can people find your content?

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GigaOm Crash? Houston, We Have a Bigger Problem

Flack's Revenge

The outpouring on the blogs and social media showed its key place in the hearts and minds of those in the B2B tech space. In essence, there are many other tech blogs where GigaOm came from, and many other places to get your tech news covered. GigaOm’s crash and burn this week really hit a nerve. The reason? I disagree.

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12 Things You Should do to Amplify a Media Mention Once You’ve Earned It

Sword and the Script

3) Surgically weave it into blog posts. This is easy fodder to write a blog post on the same topic from a different angle and yet also weave in the story you worked so hard to earn. Every time you blog about the topic or a related one, you should evaluate whether a reference to that story makes sense. It probably does.

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Seeing Around Corners: 30 Marketing and PR Predictions for 2021

Sword and the Script

Drilldown to see marketing’s direct and indirect contribution to the sales pipeline; and. Make your team members track everything that matters within your marketing department – blog views, cost per lead, conversion rates at every stage, webinar attendance rate, paid search efficiency… and report their own KPIs up to you.

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