B2B Memes

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Wine, Roses, and Oil: PR and the Truth

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It’s no coincidence that Jack Lemon’s character works in public relations. Jack Lemon: Um, uh, public relations. CB: Public relations? In his career, as in his personal life, he papers over the ugly truth until it’s too late. Charles Bickford: What kind of work you do?

PR 100
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Introducing the New-Media Survival Guide

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My goal in writing this e-book was to give people trained in traditional media—journalists in particular, but also people from public relations, marketing, and other areas—an easy-to-read, practical, and concise introduction to the new-media revolution. Then you might want to read more about it here.).

Media 100
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Dialogue vs. Monologue: Six New-Media Principles, No. 1

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Searls and Weinberger were addressing their comments above all to public relations and marketing people. But however obvious the idea may seem, it remains a powerful, foundational concept for new media. We ignore it at our peril.

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Content Marketing’s PR Problem

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But it’s also due to a public relations problem. But though you can find examples of such career shifters , the numbers are small. In part, this may be because the field is still nascent. I mean this literally: to many journalists, content marketing is just another term for PR.

PR 100
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“Content Is Power”: Q & A with Mark W. Schaefer

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In more than 20 years as a B2B editor, I worked frequently with both public relations and marketing people. But as I looked around the blogosphere/Twitterverse, it didn’t take long to realize that the most enthusiastic and informed discussions about B2B communications involved not publishing, but marketing.

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