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5 Ways PR Beats Paid Advertising

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

PR , advertising, and marketing should be working together as well-oiled gears in a powerful machine that propels a brand toward success. If you’re a scrappy startup or an early stage tech company, you may not have the capital for massive advertising budgets. Close behind are e-books (67%), infographics (66%), and blog posts (66%).”

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How Storytelling Connects Paid, Earned, and Owned Media

Onclusive

In 2012, in response to the Altimeter group’s white paper on “converged media” last summer, Jeremiah Owyang took a stab on his blog at defining the new workflow for paid, earned, owned and shared media. Was it a function of PR? Its own function?

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10 Types of Content That Drive Demand & Boost Engagement

Cision

You have two options: Promote through paid media (pay-per-click advertisements & sponsored posts). Infographics. I love infographics. I’m not alone, over 40 percent of marketers say infographics are their most engaging piece of content. To promote an infographic, you first have to create an infographic.

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The bedtime test of content marketing and PR

Shift Communications

Offer to read them a white paper or press release, listen to a webinar, show them an infographic. Advertising Content Marketing Marketing Press Release Public Relations' Designed by Sarah Muscarella. If you need an acid test for compelling content, show it to a literate child at bedtime.

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PR’s New Media Model

Cision

It’s also tactics like content marketing, a broad umbrella that includes blogging, social media updates, email marketing, infographics, visuals and video. Get tips and tactics for using multimedia with our free “Outside-The-Box Content Marketing for PR” white paper! It’s the well-known press release and media kit.

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Measuring PR success in terms of quantity and quality

Presspage

What you should NOT do when describing your PR success in quantitative terms, is use the well-known but highly criticized Advertising Value Equivalencies (AVE). Putting a dollar value on media coverage and using it to compare with advertising costs is problematic for a number of reasons.

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Half of B2B Tech Marketing Prospects Consume 11 or More Pieces of Vendor Content

Sword and the Script

Here’s what the numbers look like broken out: 68% of B2B tech prospects have engaged with webinars 45% videos 43% in-person events 38% white papers 36% blog posts 32% advertisements 25% infographics 24% social media, and 17% eBooks. Those are followed by several categories of content that draw similar interaction rates.

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