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Why Content Marketing and Public Relations Need Each Other

Sword and the Script

It was a good pitch. After several unsuccessful attempts, I re-worked my pitch into a blog post and published it on the company blog. This new trend some were calling content marketing had the hallmarks of a soft and subtle pitch. In broadcast television, you had three choices – ABC, CBS or NBC. The same is true in print.

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Research Shows Journalists Want More Multimedia from PR Pros

Beyond PR

It was an exciting time for him, especially for a broadcast major who didn’t want to work in television, but it was somewhat of a lonely existence. “It The founder of Moneywehave.com, a personal finance and travel site, simply doesn’t have the time or the resources to shoot video or create infographics himself.

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Media relations is thriving

Stephen Waddington

In this article I explore how smart public relations practitioners are putting search at the heart of their campaigns and seeking followed links from the media sites they pitch. Transatlantic television became possible. The best way to understand how to pitch a story to a publication is buy a copy and read it or check it out online.

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Public Relations Tips: Grow to New Heights Fast in 2020

PR Fuel

Television and radio’s quick ads made it fall from favor for a few decades. It might mean providing quick tips in a video or on an infographic. SEO, or search engine optimization, came into existence as a collection of strategies to make web content look like what the search engines wanted to find.