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13 PR Blogs You Should Be Reading This Year

Hubspot

One of my first jobs out of college was working as an entry-level PR associate. Like most recent grads without any real industry experience, I'd spend my days blasting out the same artless, impersonal pitch to any journalist who had ever covered a beat even vaguely adjacent to one of our client's products.

PR 75
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Best of 2008 (So Far) - Web Marketing Research, Part 1

WebMarketCentral

Online Marketers See High ROI from SEO by Marketing Pilgrim Blogger, SEO expert and PR pro Janet Meiners reports on an MarketingSherpa study detailing the growth in paid search and organic search engine optimization. Search marketing is also taking money away from other advertising and PR programs. The question now is.read the article!

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4 Ways to be a Better B2B Twitterer

WebMarketCentral

Tell me something interesting. You don't have to limit your tweets to purely practical content; information or news items that are odd, unexpected or trivial can add some life to your Twitter stream, provided they aren't overdone. Be interesting, funny, topical, conversational, and don't only talk about yourself.

Twitter 20
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Earned-media micro-influencer marketing master class

Biznology

My Personal Digital PR Philosophy. The initial blast is akin to speed-dating. Blogs (including online journalists, curators, aggregators, group blogs, and bloggers). Forums (including bookmark and link aggregators). Most PR campaigns aren’t budgeted for advertising spend, so I don’t pay for posts.

Class 80
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Influencer marketing is one percent inspiration, ninety nine percent perspiration

Biznology

My Personal Digital PR Philosophy. Explore the long tail (there are millions of people blogging, sharing, and posting online – and PR tends to pile on the same 100 “influentials”) “We want you to take 50 million of us as seriously as you take one reporter from The Wall Street Journal ” (#83 of the 95 Theses from The Cluetrain Manifesto ).

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The Seven Needs of a Content-Centric Marketing Organization

Content Standard

What it does mean is that a content-first mindset has the potential to transform everything from social media to PR to product marketing—and even beyond the bounds of the marketing department to such previously unknown territories as internal communications and customer service. Show Me the Money—or at Least the Leads.

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B2B Lead Management Market Heats Up

Online Marketing Institute

In B2B, it’s not about batch-and-blast acquisition as much as it is about using email to continue a conversation. Web analytics packages, on the other hand, have traditionally focussed on the *content* and *aggregate behavior* -- looking for patterns of how people use a site, but not really caring about the identification of specific people.