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Things are definitely picking up though and from where I sit, there’s a renewed sense of optimism across the PR and marketing community. The publication also said, SEMrush “reported a $7 million net loss for 2020 on $124.9 SEMrush is better known for its SEO tools, but it moved into PR last year with the acquisition of Prowly in 2020.
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