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What Is Earned Media?

ClearVoice

The ‘earned’ part of the earned media equation is a helpful way to refer to this end result when talking to the clients who pay for PR services as it differentiates the media placement from press mentions that are paid for such as sponsored content or advertising.” — Jason Myers , senior account executive for The Content Factory.

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19 New Featured Sources on the B2B Marketing Zone

Webbiquity

Writing on the Web ( Ning Advertorial Business Blogging Online Marketing Linkedin Landing Page ). Time to Kill the Press Release? CeeKue ( Promotion Word of Mouth B2C CRM Google Content Tips ). B2B Memes ( Advertorial Ethics Publisher Magazine Intent Advertising Media Article ). June 8, 2010. July 8, 2010.

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What Is Paid Media? Definition, Types, Process with Examples

Martech Advisor

Earned Media : Also known as free media, it is the space or coverage your brand receives due to credibility, recognition, and word of mouth. This includes press mentions, social media recognition, content contributions by influencers, search rankings achieved through search engine optimization (SEO), etc.

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105 Ideas to Add to Your Editorial Calendar

Convince & Convert

These are their own words—a form of word of mouth—that you use to inspire interest in your company, products, or services. Advertorials. Like native advertising, advertorials are content that appear in publications as ads. Help them work for you to spread the word. Think of quotes as short-form testimonials.

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105 Types of Content to Fill Up Your Editorial Calendar

Convince & Convert

These are their own words—a form of word of mouth—that you use to inspire interest in your company, products, or services. Advertorials. Like native advertising, advertorials are content that appear in publications as ads. Help them work for you to spread the word. Think of quotes as short-form testimonials.