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Why a business case may be the missing key to securing your PR budget

Onclusive

A business case is a document that outlines the value or benefits your company will gain if you pursue a significant business investment or initiative. This initiative can be anything from a new product launch, to a proposal to increase spend on a branding campaign, or a significant investment with a new agency—to name a few.

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5 Ways PR Can Maximize Thought Leadership

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Byline articles or essays on an issue or topic, carrying an exec’s byline, that are pitched and placed for publication in media are often a core of a thought leadership program. And needless to say, a byline in a relevant industry publication is a great complement, and in some ways works harder than, your own blog post.

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Defining Your PR Goals for your Brand Campaign

Mora Communications

Establishing a new business or product launch. Make it a living, breathing document. . Use your business goal roadmap to clarify your campaign’s direction, pitches and press releases. Increasing sales. Receiving funding or investment. Targeting a particular market sector. Set timelines.

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What is a Media Kit? And how do you create one?

Presspage

Important and recent press releases New product launches, earnings reports, awards, and executive hire announcements are excellent company news items that should be included in the media kit. Slimmed down versions can be saved as compressed files and emailed to media contacts upon request or in an effort to pitch a story.

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Connecting Dots on the Map: Building Bridges Across Hoffman APAC

The Hoffman Agency

In Shanghai, I got the opportunity to pitch Chinese reporters, coordinate a CEO media roundtable and support a product launch event. If pitching in the U.S. goes “email first, phone second,” pitching in China goes “call first, WeChat second, WeChat moving forward, email may be never.” counterparts. Until next time.

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Blogging vs. Press Releases vs. Coverage; Unscripted Marketing Links

Sword and the Script

Aside from the well-deserved round of congratulations, it occurred to me the acquisition is an indication of a maturing industry for content marketing, which of course includes blogging. The Blogging Gutenberg . The last 10 or 15 years have brought a vast array of tools for publishing blogs.