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

Onclusive

I was a print journalist for a dozen years, then made the leap into digital in the late 90s. Big data will empower us to create more and more highly personalized content experiences. The post AirPR Interview Series: Jon Gelberg, Inc. How have you seen it evolve?

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The Future of Marketing: Sara Castellanos

Shift Communications

We had a chance to interview some of the top thinkers driving innovation and transformation in the marketing world, and get their perspective on the Big Question: What IS the future of marketing? Back in September, we attended the FutureM and INBOUND Conferences in Boston. Who is Sara Castellanos?

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The Evolution of Event Marketing; Off Script #27: Mark Granovsky on Why Events are a Microcosm of Industry

Sword and the Script

The event marketing team may look at higher level metrics to improve the event overall, while account managers can use data at the individual level to do better manage their client relationships, deliver better service, and increase account value. Sand Hill: Mining an Untapped Vein of Enterprise Big Data. Startup Marketing?

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How to Promote Your Online Press Kit with Multichannel Marketing

Beyond PR

Targeted email invites for demos or interviews are another place to promote your press kit link. Giveaways and contest details, demo announcements, interview requests and general show commentary are popular choices for trade show tweets. Be creative when live-tweeting from the event.

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PR & Media Relations: Top 22 Posts from a Decade of (Really) Bad Pitches

Bad Pitch Blog

Thanks to buzzwords like big data, the cloud, social media and more, it’s harder than ever to send a bad pitch. Interview Briefs, Spokespeople & So-Called Media You Should Avoid : We look well beyond the front end of the media relations process. So it’s not even close to the the equivalent of printing out every post.