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How To Create Interesting Digital Content For A “Boring” Industry

Cision

People will always think an industry they can’t relate to is boring — that’s why only people in the ball bearing industry would likely subscribe to a magazine called Ball Bearings Monthly. Infographics can be especially useful because they explain complex topics with the use of visuals. Brainstorm Related Topics.

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Rock The Pitch #10: PR Pros From The Journalist’s Viewpoint

Rock the Status Quo

This funny-yet-horrifying video was created by James Turner , a freelance journalist with an impressive background as a past senior editor at LinuxWorld Magazine who has written articles for prestigious publications such as the Christian Science Monitor and Wired. This might be why.

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5 Tips to Get in Your #Creative #PR Groove

Deirdre Breakenridge

PR pros are “ tech testing ” by rolling up their sleeves and learning how to develop infographics with the help of tools including Piktochart and Vizualize.me. Tip #5: Read Creative Blogs. If you’re looking for the best blogs, then you should check out Alltop.com , which is still my favorite online magazine rack.

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The Pain and Payoff of a Fintech Case Study

Contently - Strategy

A written case study that explores complex issues and solutions in a magazine-style format could resonate with readers who need nuance and depth to help guide their decisions. If you’re aiming to share quick insights, an eye-catching infographic can display key data points and outcomes in an easily digestible format.

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Leveraging Great PR Results

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Don’t use a lifestyle magazine interview to interest another lifestyle pub, as that will likely backfire. Take the byline and convert the information to a blog post. The round-up can be turned into an infographic to post on the company website or used as an idea for a holiday gift story. But there are caveats!

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6 Pragmatic Content Marketing Predictions for 2015

Sword and the Script

The organization published its list in a blog post yesterday titled 60 Content Marketing Predictions for 2015. What Adobe has done with CMO.com and CDW with BizTech Magazine , for example, are notable proof points. I have followed Lee’s blog for a very long time – probably longer than any other marketing blog I still read consistently.

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

Sword and the Script

Spiceworks was acquired by Ziff Davis, a publisher of technology publications including Mashable, PC Magazine, MarTech Advisor and HR Technologist. The prospect that subscribes to a blog, and makes a purchase a year later, will have easily received 50 pieces of content if you are publishing content consistently. It works too.

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