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How PR Supports “Thought Leaders”

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

We develop a content marketing strategy that encompasses: Expert commentary – weighing in on relevant news. White papers – a great way to demonstrate thought capital in long form to a particular audience. Blogs – an executive’s own, plus a commenting strategy for others. It also gives back.

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Influencer Relations For B2B Brands

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Media and influencers read analyst reports and white papers, so the reach can become exponential. Attending conferences and trade shows benefits young companies in many ways, not the least of which is the opportunity to network with various breeds of influencer. Bylined content. Authors, experts, and academics.

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5 Proven Ways PR can Develop Client Media References in B2B Organizations

Sword and the Script

This works best when you start well in advance and some helpful ways of getting it done is to make part of your other marketing programs. By this I mean ask them about their thoughts on the market or how they solve a specific challenge rather to talk about your product. 3) Reports, ebooks and white papers.

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LiveIntent SVP of Marketing Kerel Cooper on How Brands Can Take a Stand and Back Up Their Words With Action

Contently - Strategy

What role has content marketing played for you at LiveIntent? It’s huge for us and plays a key role in our marketing strategy. It’s a lot of what we do on the marketing side. We leverage our weekly marketing and product marketing newsletters as the main vehicles to distribute the content.

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Are You Using These 33 Ways to Promote Your Content That Most Marketers Overlook?

MaccaPR

The latest content marketing trend our PR agency is seeing is the move toward less content creation and more content promotion. In that rush of adrenaline to immediately promote your new e-book or video ASAP, content marketers risk the opportunity to be creative with promotion.