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How PR Supports “Thought Leaders”

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Thought leadership is a common term in most B2B public relations programs. We examine these questions on behalf of clients and have a blueprint of sorts for developing and supporting thought leadership in a company executive or expert. But what does it really mean, and which qualities make a successful thought leader?

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The Only B2B PR Event You’ll Ever Need

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

One nearly surefire tactic for building thought leadership, creating quality content, and earning trade media coverage is a panel discussion event we call the business thought leadership panel. Hosted panels are generally thought leadership and branding opportunities. A panel could succeed with a few food stations.

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Is the Buyer’s Journey Becoming Passé?

Sword and the Script

We can credit Forrester Research as the source of that specific number, but several reputable research organizations had similar findings. The consulting community seized on this and published white papers, and reports, and diagrams all attempting to visualize the complexity of the buyer’s journey. Give our services a try.

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How To Make An Impact At A Business Conference

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Love them or hate them, conferences and trade shows are important venues for any business to generate public relations , marketing, and sales returns. If you’ve ever attended a major tech trade show, you know they can be a blur of handshakes, branded swag, business cards, and mediocre meals. To build an executive profile?

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2022 PR Predictions

Landis PR

This will also be mirrored in the PR world where agencies with special reputations and expertise in that field will flourish (as they do already). We also expect that traditional press conferences, trade shows and similar events will never return to a pre-pandemic level and relevance. Kind communication.

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