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Public Relations Back to Basics

Tweet Technology and the digital age have certainly changed news reporting and public relations. The news today is dynamic, visual, hyper-paced. Editors are utilizing digital and social media for story content and verification. Blogs and bloggers are influential as well, with many journalists and brands blogging and creating original channels for information and the news. [...]

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Trade Show Tips to Treasure: Part I

Tweet Trade show conventions are like being back in your high school hallways, it’s a popularity contest! The showroom is like a gymnasium and whichever booth you find the biggest crowd of people at is where every attendee wants to be. Setting your business apart from the others by having a creative pop display, funny [...]

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Free Webcast: New Product Development and Launch

Tweet A webcast entitled New Product Development and Launch Best Practices is now open for registration on the FUSION b2b website. The free webcast is scheduled for Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 1 pm CST. With stratospheric new product development costs, and new product failure rates in excess of 90%, product development and launch systems [...]

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Free Webcast: PR Best Practices for Business-to-Business

Tweet A webcast entitled PR Best Practices for Business-to-Business Markets is now open for registration. The free webcast is scheduled for Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 12 pm CST. The webcast will include panelist Paul Deffenbaugh, Chief Content Officer of Deep Brook Media, and former Editorial Director of Reed Business Information, along with Neil M. [...]

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The Newest Rules of PR: Distribution Options

Tweet (PUBLICITY: PART 2 of 2) Per the prior post, the popularity and use of free publicity historically increases when the economy tanks. In the midst of this seemingly extended downturn, PR is certainly gaining priority in the construction marketing mix. At the same time, PR is changing significantly. So how can you refine your [...]

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PR Has Changed. Have You Changed Your PR?

Tweet ( PUBLICITY:  PART 1 of 2) The popularity and use of free publicity historically increases when the economy tanks. In the midst of this seemingly extended downturn, PR is certainly gaining priority in the business-to-business  marketing mix. At the same time, PR is changing significantly. So how can you refine your PR to realize [...]

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