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Strong Media Brands: the answer to Native Advertising Concerns

Flack's Revenge

He writes: Of the many attempts at new approaches to publishing — native advertising, custom content, sponsored content — SugarString sets a new low… The fact that the name of the corporation bringing you the information is at the bottom of every story, not the top, is an attempt to hide the fundamental intent. Well, how, you may ask.

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Who Needs a Style Guide?

Ronn Torossian

Motorists who once used printed road maps now have GPS that verbally directs them to their destination. Alexa now replaces the need to write to-do and shopping lists, remember to catch the weather forecast on the 6 pm news or set the alarm. But brands that don’t have their own style guides sometimes find themselves […].

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Starting a Self Publishing Business

Ronn Torossian

A self-publisher not only writes the novel or the book but also sees it through every step of production and printing, and then also supervises its sales and promotion. Starting a self-publishing business is an accomplishment. There is nothing new about self-publishing. It has been practiced for hundreds of years.

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9 differentiating tips for writing persuasive website content

Agility PR Solutions

Web content is far trickier than print content—there’s a lot of fierce competition and your site’s appeal is based only on current content. The post 9 differentiating tips for writing persuasive website content appeared first on Agility PR Solutions.

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AirPR Interview Series: Jon Gelberg, Inc. Media’s Executive Editor of Content Strategies

Onclusive

I was a print journalist for a dozen years, then made the leap into digital in the late 90s. It’s all about quality- quality writing, well-produced videos and infographics, and, more than ever, creating immersive, multimedia content experiences. How have you seen it evolve? In terms of getting noticed?

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PR Tips For Successful Media Training

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Typically PR teams prepare spokespeople for different types of media – broadcast, print, online as well as different formats. Beyond helping a spokesperson speak effectively for a print interview vs. broadcast, we look to arm clients with intelligence on a few different types of reporters. Good media training builds confidence.

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What Journalists Want: How to Write Better Press Releases

PRSay

We’re still employing the “inverted pyramid” of the printing press to compose them, we’re still using them as corporate equivalent of vanity plates for our websites, and we’re still sending them to journalists’ inboxes with a deep, self-serving hope they will magically turn into detailed coverage of our companies.

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