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The two brands leading the way with brand journalism during COVID might surprise you

Communications Conversations

The term “brand journalism” is a bit of a lightning rod term in the social media marketing business. ” And, over the years, there have certainly been a fair share of corporate failures when it comes to brand journalism. But, for the most part, brand journalism wins have been tough to come by.

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How To Get Media Coverage When You Have No News

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

But in many cases journalists covering a breaking story don’t have time to chase quotes or do interviews. The news gained plenty of coverage, and Fractal’s CEO Pranay Agrawal was quoted in many of the resulting articles, from The Wall Street Journal to TechTarget. . So will joining social media conversations about the news.

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Another PR Tech Startup Gets Venture Funding [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

In an interview on this blog in 2021 , Propel Co-Founder and CEO Zach Cutler said as a former PR agency owner, he couldn’t find software that met his agency’s growth needs. Instead, experts can sign up, go through a validation process fielded by Vetted, and then wait for media to contact them for interviews.

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Is PR is sending more pitches during COVID-19? [PR Tech News]

Sword and the Script

For example, you can find podcasters who have covered your industry, interviewed your competitor’s CEO, or produced an episode about a trend that relates to your company. Some of the larger PR tech vendors have been slow to recognize podcasts as an important emerging category of media. They’re ceding the field to marketing.”

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Behind the Headlines With Jen Dobrzelecki

Cision

In this interview, Jen discusses how brands can get noticed by their audience, why they need to deliver on the promises they make and how the lines between marketing channels are blurring. And that doesn’t mean they need to be category leaders or have the biggest budgets. How has the PR industry changed in recent years?

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Study: Big Companies Lag at Blogging, Social Media

Sword and the Script

The word “blog” is an unfortunate phrase that people in suits equate to a journal their 13-year-old pens from a tablet in the basement when they are grounded. Remember – this data is from the Fortune 500 – or the very largest of companies and is not representative of all companies. Retailers lead, the regulated follow.

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Media relations is thriving

Stephen Waddington

A brief history of publicity In my view the public relations industry took a wrong turn in the 1950s. The story of UK news brands is one that’s repeated in almost every single media category as print has ceded to digital in all but a few resilient niches such as specialist news, gossip and lifestyle. Not much has changed.