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B2B Blogging 101 – What You Need to Know About Effective B2B Blogging

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Let us know if you’d like us to help. Many B2B blogs lack strategic focus; wasting time, money, and opportunities to engage with target audiences. Is it time to rethink your blog?

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Why Most B2B Firm PR Strategies Fail to Deliver Tangible Results

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If your firm would like to learn how to improve the return on its PR investment, let us know how we can help. Most firms simply post media placements on their social media and website like a hunting trophy…which has little practical value.

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Client Newsletters for B2B Firms Is Content that’s Dead on Arrival

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Here are three myths and realities to help your firm determine whether it’s a worthwhile tool, or how to improve your current newsletter. Client newsletters are one of the most widely used, and often abused marketing tactic for B2B firms of any size.

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How to Grow Your B2B Firm by Making Every Employee a Sales Rep

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Providing all employees with basic marketing and sales skills can help your B2B firm to grow and succeed. From the front desk to the corner office, “Every Employee a Sales Rep” should be fully ingrained as part of your company’s operating culture.

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Why Marketing Content Will Continue to Suck in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.)

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Your target audiences want objective, relevant, helpful information that addresses their challenges and opportunities, and enables them to draw their own conclusions regarding your firm’s ability to assist them. White papers lost their credibility many years ago, because so many companies turned them into self-promotional sales brochures.

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How To Make Marketing An Invaluable Function

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With or without the help of the sales department, find ways to stay on top of customer sentiment. That relationship can be strengthened over time if marketing finds ways to be helpful without encroaching too far onto sacred sales territory. Or it may result in a mutual agreement regarding the definition of a qualified lead.

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PR’s “Big Lie” is Alive and Well

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But in Whack-a-Mole fashion, the Big Lie popped up again last week in a discussion with a prospective client, which went like this: Prospect: Do you have relationships with influential reporters that can help us get coverage? Prospect: But if they already know you, won’t that help our chances of getting the story published?

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