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June: Plan Around ProductLaunches. The launch of a new product should have a certain degree of fanfare surrounding it, and your content marketing should play a big role in that. One launch could spur posts like a video review of the product, a tutorial on how to use it, or even the story behind its creation.
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When companies plan communications for the year, they tend to time out major company announcements around tradeshows for fear that announcing it at a show could take away from the big news — keeping a good pairing apart. . ProductLaunch . Campaign Launch. Timing is everything.
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June: Plan Around ProductLaunches. The launch of a new product should have a certain degree of fanfare surrounding it, and your content marketing should play a big role in that. One launch could spur posts like a video review of the product, a tutorial on how to use it, or even the story behind its creation.
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