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Why Content Marketers Shouldn’t Ignore Traditional Media

Cision

Online is where people go to have questions answered, but traditional media — radio, television, and print — is where people learn about what questions to ask. The distinction holds severely restrictive repercussions for thought leaders, marketers and journalists alike. Credibility. Ability to Decide What Is Presented.

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Earned Media: 3 PR Studies Quantifying the Impact of Media Relations on Sales [UML]

Sword and the Script

A tech PR firm recently published a study that showed promising effects media relations can have on the sales cycle for B2B marketing organizations. The study suggests “momentum” releases were the highest performing, followed by partnerships, new hires, products and award announcements. 1) Earned media is sales enablement.

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Can Sponsored Content Work For PR?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

For anyone who works in public relations, content still reigns supreme. An effective content marketing calendar will complement a PR campaign to help differentiate a brand and generate business growth. It serves both to promote the show and to capitalize on interest in it, but it’s clearly a product of good journalism.

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The Evolution of Earned Media: Navigating Change

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

And despite digital and legacy media outlets shuttering or laying off, there is a slew of independent, niche and grant-funded newsrooms starting up or getting help from organizations like Press Forward, Local Media Foundation, News/Media Alliance, MacArthur Foundation, Knight Foundation, the American Journalism Project and others.

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6 Research-Based Insights About Viral Content

Cision

For me, Berger’s research is far more actionable and thoughtful than 99 percent of the stuff that’s been written about viral content, so I wanted to find out who else is researching virality and what we can learn from their insight. Berger points out that we are more likely to share content that makes us happy than sad.

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Behind the Headlines With David Landis

Cision

Seriously, I studied piano at Northwestern University, and one of my first jobs was answering phones at the Ravinia Festival (where the Chicago Symphony plays in the summer). When I worked in television (at KPIX TV, the CBS affiliate in San Francisco), the station had one fax machine. How did you get your start in PR?

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Changing the PR Channel

David PR Group

As I have told my stunned teenage children, we only had four television channels when I was a kid. Television channels were broadcast over the airwaves (not Wi-Fi), and some TVs only showed footage in “black and white.” ” Our viewing choices and channels were very limited, but we didn’t know any better.