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Why startups need more than just press releases

Martech

You’re told that you need PR, which stands for press release, right? When discussing public relations with startups, the misconception that PR only involves press releases frequently surfaces. Worse are the startups that believe their brands don’t need PR because they haven’t had any “bad press.”

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Don’t Publish a Press Release. Create a Product Story Instead

Contently

When companies write about themselves, we usually wind up with dry, hollow press releases. However, the typical press release machine has become somewhat outdated. As brands aim to bring more attention to their solutions and help their audiences, the lesson here is simple: Write stories, not press releases.

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Brand marketing: 4 ways businesses should be using press releases — but many aren’t

Biznology

Ah yes, press releases: a staple of the business collateral landscape that has not just survived the transition from the print to the digital world, but has thrived. Indeed, thanks to the “evergreen” nature of web content, press releases are the brand marketing gift that keeps on giving. Anything New. The Bottom Line. Like this post?

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How to Create an Effective Nonprofit Event Marketing Plan

Marketing Insider Group

Press Releases: Engage the press, either through a news story or interview. By reflecting on your past goals and performance, you can set more realistic yet ambitious goals for your upcoming event. Email Newsletters: Share specific information with people who are already interested in your cause.

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Size Affects How Companies Fare During and After The Pandemic

Zoominfo

Going into 2021, medium-sized businesses may find themselves at a disadvantage compared to larger or smaller firms. To arrive at these conclusions, ZoomInfo analyzed media articles and press releases within its Scoops feature to measure new product and service releases. This post is part of ZoomInfo’s 2020 Annual Report series.

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Reviews and press coverage still matter for movies

Parse.ly

What stood out to me is that press mentions, social chatter, and SEO matter for films leading up to their release. Compare this to attention for articles about Creed II. The post Reviews and press coverage still matter for movies appeared first on Parse.ly. Sequels and the box office: The Crimes of Grindelwald and Creed II.

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Are Businesses Releasing More or Less Products in 2020? Depends on Size.

Zoominfo

ZoomInfo analyzed press releases and media articles captured in its Scoops feature to track new product and service releases. Because press releases and articles are long-time approaches to publicizing new products, these formats serve as good product launch and innovation indicators. Small companies show spunk in total launch numbers.

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