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The top 10 most-read blog posts on Sword and the Script in 2023

Sword and the Script

Blogs were raging. That next spring I started this blog, largely as a means of professional development. I could read about what was happening, test it out on my blog, and apply what I had learned to my daily job. In 2023, the 14 th year of publishing, I published 50 blog posts. Social media was blossoming.

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40+ Blogs Marketers Should Be Following

PR 20/20

Hence our obsession with keeping tabs on industry blogs and finding those articles and authors that impact our own ways of thinking. If like us, you’re always looking for new marketing resources, you’ve landed on the right blog post. Below is a guide to Ready North's favorite blogs and publications. Sorry if we missed you!

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What does generative AI use in PR look like? [PR Tech Sum No. 45]

Sword and the Script

The survey found: 57% are crafting pitches; 48% are writing copy for social media; 48% are writing press releases; 44% are using it for research; and 25% say they are using it for strategy and planning. As I wrote this time last month , Notified, Muck Rack, and PRophet both offer gAI based on OpenAI technology.

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What’s your Hype Cycle Time?

Flack's Revenge

Aaron Zamost’s Medium post rang eerily true to those in the tech marketing, journalism and PR worlds. It is the one that follows the inexorable march of technology evolution and disruption. Here’s a link to their Gartner Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, 2021. Here’s how pros deal with it. Wikimedia Commons.

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7 Skills PR Teams Can’t Do Without

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Today, the range is much broader, encompassing blog content, confessional-style social updates, and, of course, video. Don’t fear the data The stereotypical PR person is an English, Journalism or Communications major with a facility for writing and a love of media. Just ask Google. But there’s no need to fear data!

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Changing Relations with Business and Media: Summaries to 3 Studies for Communicators

Sword and the Script

Think about how much work that is: try writing a blog post every day – then add two more. Reporters also becoming more analytical about their editorial decisions: 59% percent of reporters indicated that detailed audience metrics – like page views, engagements and demographic data – have changed how they consider stories to write.

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What’s your Hype Cycle Time?

Flack's Revenge

Aaron Zamost’s Medium post rang eerily true for those in the tech marketing, journalism and PR worlds. It is the one that follows the inexorable march of technology evolution and disruption. Here’s a link to their Gartner Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, 2021. Here’s how pros deal with it.