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Influencer Relations For B2B Brands

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

A software targeted to small businesses may look at other service providers for SMBs – those that offer accounting, networking or loans, for example. Attending conferences and trade shows benefits young companies in many ways, not the least of which is the opportunity to network with various breeds of influencer.

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15 Up-and-Coming PR and Social Media Marketers to Watch

Communications Conversations

Of course, I couldn’t write a post like this without nominating a couple people myself! Then, Sarah moved into a new role last year working in a media relations and influencer capacity, and we had the chance to work even more (we worked a trade show in Orlando together in the fall). They had to be younger than 30.

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Qualify Hard; Close Easy: Leads in Unscripted Marketing Links

Sword and the Script

A cloud technology vendor told me that trade shows were the number one source of leads for his company. By contrast, a sales executive for a managed services provider pointed to local networking events, as his number one source of leads – and he does a lot of networking. PR’s Value in Revenue Creation.

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Championing Inbound Marketing: 4 Lessons from Organizational Change Agents

PR 20/20

Customer service: As the closest contact with customers, this team can: Provide marketing with frequently asked questions, which can be used for content creation. It’s easy to place an ad in the paper, pay for a list and send an email blast or attend a trade show with no lead-in or follow-up tactics.

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What Taylor Swift Can Teach You About Social Media Marketing

MaccaPR

Is Taylor really composing every tweet, writing every post and personally popping each image online? How could you create a 60- to 90-day ramp leading toward the launch of your next product or trade show, that will play upon your customers’ all-too-human desire to find out what’s coming next?