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“A Lightbulb Moment”: Inside the Content Program That Helped Marriott Weather the Pandemic

Contently - Strategy

But in that sea of platitudes, one message stood out: a video from then-Marriott International CEO Arne Sorenson getting choked up talking about how the pandemic would impact associates through no fault of their own. Robin Bennefield, Marriott International’s editorial director of Marriott creative and content marketing.

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Branded Video Is Trending. Here’s What PR Pros Need to Know.

Cision

The bottom line: a growing number of consumers (read: millennials) have been conditioned on online video and now expect some type of video communications from the brands they’re vested in. For PR and marketing communications, online video programming is a great way to get your message out and build your audience. Register now!

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Generational Targeting: How to Market to Everyone

Cision

According to a 2013 study by ThinkGoogle , the average consumer consults 12 sources before making a purchasing decision. What content can you create that will become one of those 12, and how can you make sure your product or service is the end result? Today, anyone with a computer, phone, or YouTube channel can be a media source.

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Without Video, Is Your Communications Strategy One-Dimensional?

PRSay

Some of the benefits of syndicating your content include: Engagement: A new report by Technavio highlights how online video has grown from an entertainment medium into a trusted source for information, news and knowledge. Consider “going live” on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube the next time you livestream an event.

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Creative PR: 4 Idea Generation Techniques

Shift Communications

If you have access, either via YouTube or physical travel to stores that have their goods in languages you don’t speak, even better. For example, industry insiders might talk about SKUs , while consumers and journalists simply say products. The fourth way to generate ideas is through intentional internal conflict.

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How Food & Beverage Brands Collaborate with Influencers to Create Cool Summer Vibes

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

How the industry benefits from user-generated content Brands in the food and beverage industry also leverage user-generated content (UGC) to enhance brand visibility, engage with their audience, and build trust among consumers. UGC is content that another party (who has no affiliation to your brand or business) creates.

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Creative PR: 4 Idea Generation Techniques

Shift Communications

If you have access, either via YouTube or physical travel to stores that have their goods in languages you don’t speak, even better. For example, industry insiders might talk about SKUs , while consumers and journalists simply say products. The fourth way to generate ideas is through intentional internal conflict.