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There are many advantages to timing new product or service announcements around tradeshows. For one, getting the media attention is easier since the press are already looking for big announcements coming out of the show. Before the show.
Optimize for search: If a journalist Googles your company, will they find an up-to-date newsroom or a collection of articles from 2016 (or worse, your competitor)? Industry events, conferences, and tradeshows are prime opportunities to connect with journalists in a way thats more personal - and more memorable.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2016, at 8:30 p.m. Siera is responsible for the development and execution of WebMax’s business and marketing plans, lead generation strategy, digital marketing campaigns, national tradeshows, and building and maintaining the company’s social media networks.
When companies plan communications for the year, they tend to time out major company announcements around tradeshows for fear that announcing it at a show could take away from the big news — keeping a good pairing apart. . For example, a company, Kraton, unveiled a new brand identity at K 2016. Timing is everything.
Then, Sarah moved into a new role last year working in a media relations and influencer capacity, and we had the chance to work even more (we worked a tradeshow in Orlando together in the fall). On that trip, Sarah showed initiative, yet remained calm under pressure.
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While it’s all good for business, how do you conduct PR for a tradeshow beyond the straightforward press release? They were thrilled to report that: Attendance for the 2017 hit a record-high of 55,111, a 30 percent increase from 2016. While these numbers don’t lie, what do they actually mean for our client?
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YouTube – Marketers know that 2016 was the year of the online video with, according to Venture Beat , Americans spending an aggregate of 8,061 years on YouTube each day. And it doesn’t hurt that Medium has 57M monthly unique readers, according to a recent presentation by Medium's Holly Lou Murphy at the 2016 MIMA Summit.
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