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Report: Blogs Are An Important Part Of The Marketing Mix

Marketing Insider Group

And even though bloggers stated feeling that they aren’t treated with the same respect as traditional media representatives, it’s the buyers who had the final say. From 7,205 bloggers, the survey reports that 81% have been blogging for more than 2 years, two thirds of bloggers are male, and 65% are age 18-44 years old.

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The information processing view of humanity

Buzz Marketing for Technology

In fact, many bloggers say that they write mainly for themselves, in capturing some of the interesting things they are seeing and thinking. Trevor Cook is just one example of a blogger who writes notes from all of the conference sessions he attends (including his reflections on our Enterprise 2.0 Six Facets of the Future of PR.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Richard Fouts of Gartner talks Social Media and Communications

Smashmouth Marketing

corporate communications, employee communications, PR, and investor communications. Amazon still sells plenty of books, and BW, Harvard Business Review, and the Economist still sell lots of magazines and journals (especially when they do special editions on things like social computing). The web site shows their TV ads.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Richard Fouts of Gartner talks Social Media and Communications

Smashmouth Marketing

corporate communications, employee communications, PR and investor communications. And Amazon still sells plenty of books and BW, Harvard Business Review, and the Economist still sell lots of magazines and journals (especially when they do special editions on things like social computing). The web site shows their TV ads.

Gartner 100
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Social Media Relations vs. Traditional PR Skills

WebMarketCentral

While traditional journalists still have significant authority, influence is now more diffused among writers, analysts, bloggers, customers, and other internal and external subject matter experts. Technical ability —not all that long ago, PR pros' primary tools were email and the phone.

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PR and Blogging Outreach: Macro Issues

WebMarketCentral

Note: this is the first of two guest-posts from PR guru-ess Cece Salomon-Lee on how Web 2.0 has changed the practice of PR and how PR professionals can best take advantage of blogging and other social media. It goes to the core skills of what being a GOOD PR person is or isn't. I mean, I admit it.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

You’re engaged in an advertising and marketing campaign that uses the Web as its distribution platform. Especially in comparison to many other communication programs like traditional PR, TV advertising, outdoor advertising and others, social media actually offers pretty solid metrics. That is the value to me of Web 2.0