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How to Choose a Press Release Topic for Small Businesses

PR Fuel

Without press releases, you’ll need to find other ways to boost brand credibility and awareness. These tips can set your press release and content marketing strategies up for success. Then, you can boost brand exposure and reach new customers. Writing press releases is also a cost-effective marketing strategy.

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Influencer Relations For B2B Brands

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The association and advocacy of unbiased industry experts is a time-honored way to build brand trust through earned media, high-quality content, or special events. A software targeted to small businesses may look at other service providers for SMBs – those that offer accounting, networking or loans, for example.

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Qualify Hard; Close Easy: Leads in Unscripted Marketing Links

Sword and the Script

The face of a nearly brand new iPhone 6s looked like a spider web. Relevant content of high quality, that provides the answer for which people are searching, like the sort Mr. Robert’s creates for his blog. The process and techniques for effectively attracting leads, and converting leads, varies greatly from business to business.

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12 Months of Content Marketing

Beyond PR

Generating a stream of interesting and engaging ways to reach your audience through content marketing can be a pain. The launch of a new product should have a certain degree of fanfare surrounding it, and your content marketing should play a big role in that. August: Tell Your Brand’s Story. Plan ahead of time.

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Seeing Around Corners: 30 Marketing and PR Predictions for 2021

Sword and the Script

Marketing be nimble. Rather than having year-long editorial calendars for opportunities and content, marketing and communications professionals are will have to work in a much more agile, phased approach: creating evergreen content per quarter and making room for ‘rapid-response’ type communications based on what 2021 might throw at us.

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