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But, it’s definitely true. And, it’s definitely not built into Google searches nearly as much as blog and other online content is. However, you can definitely engage a super-niche audience–and I would argue that super-niche audience is very important. Think about radio talk shows. I listen every day.
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I saw a column from Scott in a local newspaper and reached out to invite him to be a guest. My background is in radio and television journalism. I spent about the first 15 years of my career doing radio, television and also some print journalism over the years. It is definitely personal now more than ever.
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This, to me, is the definition of viral. And so it was definitely in the zeitgeist. We definitely hire it with that in mind. Chris Lewis: So whether it’s $25 Big Mac, like that was definitely in our phase two pitches, and then it was California recently had this 25 minimum wage increase. Vince: Yeah. Vince: Yeah.
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You pop into the local off licence for a paper. As you’re browsing, the song playing on the radio drifts into your consciousness. Fighting the urge to look behind you, you arrive at your local station. That email your Mum sent you about which dates you’re coming home has spooked you. You’re playing tricks on yourself.
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As it turns out, he got his start selling radio and television advertising and only later went to work in the CPG industry after earning an MBA. When I talk to my friends who market local or regional businesses they imply that big brand marketing is easy because of large budgets and tons of resources. Today he’s on his own.
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Each need to be in the local language too, with the help of native speakers to ensure cultural relevance. I’ll definitely check that out. It’s definitely, the success there is much, much higher. One-size-fits-all content won’t work across borders. Vince: Yeah, that’s what I was going to say.
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So, for example, when television was invented journalists tended to use it like radio by simply televising someone reading the news rather than using pictures. They would simply turn public relations over to local practitioners throughout the world, and few practitioners would understand or appreciate what other practitioners are doing.
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There’s the opportunity to do radio journalism. And at the same time, I also worked for a local government publication. In Melbourne, where I was responsible for kind of sourcing stories for the publication, particularly around what was impacting local councils. So, definitely, the background helps.
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Behar expressed his opinion of the bright future of the Bulgarian town, which with the great effort from the local people, businesses and authorities is evolving at never seen before fast rates. as well as with his Darik radio program with the same name, where I have been a guest too. A very successful figure from our town and country.
Ellie is a former UK digital PR who moved to Australia to help a local agency, Prosperity Media, build their digital PR offering. And I know a lot of our clients really like to even not get, not just get links, but they love it when they’re in the radio, like on the radio, they love it when they’re in print as well.
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