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Cheap Trick: Great Band, Lousy B2B Growth Strategy
It’s tough to launch and grow a successful business, and tempting to look for shortcuts. And why not? We’ve all heard about the magical growth hacks; the campaigns that went viral, the PR home runs that crashed servers and exploded … Continue reading
Posted in Campaign Analysis, In the News, Marketing, PR, PR Tech, Public Relations, Tech PR Tagged B2B, growth hacking, marketing Comments Off on Cheap Trick: Great Band, Lousy B2B Growth Strategy
How to Social in 2019: Experts Share their Views
Last month I interviewed top PR and social media experts about the challenges facing online marketing. The following recap includes some of the juiciest quotes from Neal Schaffer, Frank Strong, Drew Neisser, and Deb Weinstein. I also share my views … Continue reading
Posted in Influencer marketing, Interviews, Marketing, PR Tech, Public Relations, Social Media, Tech, Technology, Uncategorized Tagged Facebook, journalism, marketing, media, PR, social media marketing 1 Comment
Next Steps in Social Media Marketing
If social media were a brand, it’s one that I think most would agree has been tarnished. The reputation hits come from many directions. Sure, Facebook’s troubles have been front and center. It’s nothing short of mind boggling, the mischief … Continue reading
End of Media Relations – or a new Beginning?
By now, content marketing has become an important part of almost every PR’s arsenal. We’ve become an army of bloggers and article writers. And why not? Content is the motive force for today’s noisy internet. It offers more runway to … Continue reading
Posted in Influencer marketing, Marketing, Tech PR Tagged content marketing, journalism, media relations, PR, public relations, social media 1 Comment
Content Curation’s Last stand?
Quora recently sent me an email asking about my favorite content curation examples. In years past, answering this would have been a layup (I suppose that’s why I was on their list). Now I was strangely stumped, even disinterested. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, In the News, Marketing, NY Tech, PR, PR Tech, Public Relations, Tech Tagged content marketing, copyright, curation, social media Comments Off on Content Curation’s Last stand?
Startup PR Myths Busted, via NY Tech Meetup
The NY Tech Meetup mail list is a great way to keep up with the local tech community and make connections. Every day founders, developers, service providers, journalists and VCs hold forth on a range of tech and entrepreneurship topics. … Continue reading
Tell Human Stories when pitching ICOs: John Biggs of TechCrunch
I attended the ICORating Investment Summit in New York last week. It was a day of great sessions and panels featuring journalists, investors and those behind successful ICOs. One session I was especially interested in was John Biggs’ talk on … Continue reading
How Stone Temple Kills it with B2B Marketing Videos
I first learned of Stone Temple and their great work in SEO and digital marketing through an acquaintance, and interviewed CEO Eric Enge for a post on Maximize Social Business awhile back. Then, I met Mark Traphagen, who participated in … Continue reading
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See You at Social Tools Summit Next Week
I am very much looking forward to Social Tools Summit (#SocialTools17) in Boston next Wednesday, where I will be moderating a panel on branding and thought leadership. It is the third time I am participating, and am thrilled that Neal Schaffer … Continue reading
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4 PR Lessons From Comedy via Seinfeld and Stern
I’ve always been a big fan of comedian Jerry Seinfeld, and like to tell the story of how my friends and I were heckled by him in the 80s, before the eponymous TV show made Seinfeld a superstar. Four of … Continue reading
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