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Does Data-Driven Storytelling Threaten the Role of the Communicator? #CisionWorldTour Toronto

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While technology continues changing every industry I can think of, many communications and public relations professionals hold tight to the more poetic side of storytelling. There’s nothing wrong with holding on to the art of storytelling. But, if the Wall Street Journal mentions your brand, what is that worth? Who saw it?

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Native Advertising: Where Content Marketing and Journalism Overlap

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Native advertising is one of the most controversial and least understood concepts in contemporary marketing. shared her perspective on native advertising in a recent podcast recording. From where Melanie sits, native advertising is at the cross-section of advertising and journalistic storytelling.

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AirPR Interview Series: Jon Gelberg, Inc. Media’s Executive Editor of Content Strategies

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Media’s Executive Editor of Content Strategies, recently sat down with AirPR to discuss sponsored content, PR, storytelling and the future of the industry. With decades of experience in journalism, PR and content marketing, Jon is now in charge of content for Inc. s clients and advertisers. How have you seen it evolve?

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Can Sponsored Content Work For PR?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

It’s considered the most credible and influential source for storytelling. It serves both to promote the show and to capitalize on interest in it, but it’s clearly a product of good journalism. Sponsored content is often confused with native advertising , but it’s actually a subset of it. What is sponsored content?

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3 Rewards to Reap From Brand Journalism

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Gone are the days of pushing your brand’s message to your audience through traditional advertising. The answer is brand journalism. Brand journalism combines journalistic storytelling tactics with brand strategy to engage audiences and increase brand reputation. So what will your brand get out of brand journalism?

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Publications Continue to Characterize Brand Journalism as “The Devil Wears a Keyboard.”

Ishmael's Corner

With the story “ The Invasion of Corporate News , The Financial Times became the latest publication to skewer brand journalism. I suppose the FT figured a headline along the lines of “You’re Too Stupid to Figure Out Journalism from Propaganda” might alienate readers. Because that seems to be one of the themes in the FT piece.

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Free White Paper! Build a Brand Journalism Program

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Your audience no longer responds to traditional advertising. In fact, custom content is 92 percent more effective than traditional advertising. The key is brand journalism, a subtle form of storytelling that benefits both your brand and your audience. Brand journalism is more about people than products.