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The Ultimate Guide to Hiring a PR Agency in 2020

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Allie Decker, a writer on HubSpot's pillar page team, wrote about public relations and marketing in this blog. Media training. Many companies and brands in the public eye undergo media training. In the example below, the Kardashians attend media training to practice answers to the most controversial questions reporters ask them.

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what is an effective marketer?

The Effective Marketer

Blogs, magazine articles, whole books were written on marketing strategies and tactics and how to tweak your website to get higher Google rankings, how to use Guerilla Marketing and all the other interesting tools in the marketer arsenal but those are mainly that: tools. Without good judgement, they are a waste of resources.

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How Experiential Marketing Works: 7 Enlightening Tips

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Use things like holidays and seasonality to your advantage -- for example, brands can use a holiday like Valentine’s Day to transform something that’s typically part of the “daily grind,” like a train station, into pop-up date night environment. But that’s not limited to B2C brands. Google once creatively pulled this off with Zappos.

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What Is Guerrilla Marketing? 7 Examples to Inspire Your Brand

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Indoor Guerilla Marketing. Similar to outdoor guerrilla marketing, only it takes place in indoor locations like train stations, shops, and university campus buildings. Event Ambush Guerilla Marketing. Experiential Guerilla Marketing. The big takeaway: It's okay to get a little sentimental with guerilla marketing.

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Help! My Brand Went Viral: 12 Small Brands That Made It Big

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4) Metro Trains Melbourne (Dumb Ways to Die). Metro Trains' Chloe Alsop explained, "We kept coming back to the same thing: it's really hard to get hit by a train. While the line might not have sparked the global frenzy the original $74 dress had, Roman Originals showed the marketing world that virality can happen to anyone.