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Your Marketing Content: Is it Fake News?

Marketing Craftmanship

With good intentions, but given no budget or time to perform proper market research, we interviewed a total of 6 corporate CEOs and board members to provide some validation to the underlying premise of our press release. The headline read: “Most Corporate Directors & Officers Believe They Are Not Adequately Protected from Legal Risk.”.

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Research Integrity: The Achilles Heel of Content Marketing

Marketing Craftmanship

With good intentions, but given no budget or time to perform proper market research, we interviewed a total of 6 corporate CEOs and board members to provide some validation to the underlying premise of our press release. The headline read: “Most Corporate Directors & Officers Believe They Are Not Protected Properly from Legal Risk.”.

Research 100
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Stop doing PR. Start doing visibility.

Chris Koch

PR creates a communications campaign with press releases, calling and emailing influencers, etc. Gatekeeper. PR tries to influence the placement of subject matter experts, content, and interviews in third-party channels (articles, conference and trade show speaking engagements, etc.). Visibility. Encourage them to blog.

PR 100
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19 New Featured Sources on the B2B Marketing Zone

Webbiquity

It provides b2b marketers, trade industry journalists, analysts and other subscribers with a single subscription point for all of the best thought leadership content in b2b marketing and PR. B2B Voices ( Trade Youtube Twitter Leads Sales ). Follow the Lead ( Gatekeeper Cold Calling Sales Social ). Time to Kill the Press Release?

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How Social Media and Influencers Have Radically Changed B2B Marketing

Webbiquity

In the B2B marketing world of the late 20th century, it was possible for independent industry experts, forward-thinking executives, and even marketers with an interesting point of view (those we’d collectively call “influencers” today) to get published in business and industry trade magazines. They had no platform.