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Customers who read or hear about an amazing enterprise software company in analyst reports, recommendations from third-party influencers , white papers, executive bylines, and in tech news outlets have gain a degree of trust that an ad campaign can’t provide. PR offers more bang for the content buck.
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And this show – which still lays claim to the title of the largest and most important business-to-business tradeshow on Earth – appears ready to resume this role after its COVID-induced hiatus. To obtain media attention at CES, you need a great story, a compelling pitch, an experienced PR partner … and a little luck.
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