Fri.Nov 08, 2019

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A PRs guide to Google’s new follow vs no-follow rules

The Resolution Blog

SEO is a complicated demon to get you head around. For PRs, the most important thing to know is that links from the coverage you achieve play an important role in determining where a website ranks in the search engines. Of course, it’s not the only contributing factor to a website’s rank. There’s also keywords, site architecture, and other things we’re not going to cover in this piece.

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Get Famous Friday: Using Social Media to Get PR

PR for Anyone

Hey there! it’s Christina Daves with this week’s Get Famous Friday PR Tip. This week I want to talk about monitoring social media. You would be surprised how active journalists are, mainly on Twitter, but also on LinkedIn. And what a great way it is to see what they need, what they’re talking about. One […].

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A PRs guide to Google’s new follow vs no-follow rules

The Resolution Blog

SEO is a complicated demon to get you head around. For PRs, the most important thing to know is that links from the coverage you achieve play an important role in determining where a website ranks in the search engines. Of course, it’s not the only contributing factor to a website’s rank. There’s also keywords, site architecture, […]. The post A PRs guide to Google’s new follow vs no-follow rules appeared first on PR Resolution — by CoverageBook.

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Media Moves at Quartz & The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider Welcomes Back Correspondent

Cision

Oliver Staley’s new role at Quartz, Eugene Kim returns to Business Inside, and more.

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Peter H. Paulsen’s Inspiring Tale Continues to Resonate in 2024

Two years after its initial release, Peter H. Paulsen’s book, From Brick and Mortar to Prosperity, continues to inspire readers around the globe.

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Sales, Pods and Audiobooks: 14 Months On, How’s That UK Financial Independence Book Doing?

ZudePR

On 21 August 2018 I published the first book to translate the US financial independence movement to a UK context. (It’s not just about that, it’s also a one-year transformational change programme for midlife careerists stuck in a rut.). Well, I am here to report that it’s not died on its ass (what a quintessentially British measure of success, David).

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#FunFactFriday – HMA Business Cards

HMA Public Relations

For today's #FunFactFriday, Marissa has taken a trip down memory lane to share a fun story about how she has noticed changes in business cards over the years. The post #FunFactFriday – HMA Business Cards appeared first on HMA Public Relations.

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Empty chair: frustrated Kay Burley turns table on politician, Ofcom investigates

Stephen Waddington

Sky News journalist Kay Burley vented her fury live on air at James Cleverly’s failure to appear on her show. The relationship between the media and political parties is fractious. Politicians are less reliant on mainstream media than has previously been the case. They have a variety of paid, earned, social and owned media at their disposal. Conservative party chairman James Cleverly did a round of breakfast media interviews on Wednesday morning.

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6 Frequently Committed Content Marketing Mistakes That You Need to Be Aware Of

Waxing UnLyrical

Guest post by Atman Rathod. Whether it’s web or social media or mobile apps, it’s still the content that dominates every digital space. With the proliferation of digital channels, there’s been an increased demand for content marketing. Simultaneous to this growth in demand, marketers also have made a lot of mistakes that pull down content marketing output.