2011 Campaign Industry Press Release 
agora pulse
OCTOBER 6, 2020
back in February 2011. Why not team up to offer your new clients a discount at a local restaurant or help a charity promote their campaign? By sharing high-level thought leadership articles from Linkedin or industry news from your blog into key Linkedin groups, you are accessing the exact people you want to reach.
Convince & Convert
JULY 7, 2011
I received two emailed press releases with no cover note and no personalization or explanation of any kind from Braintrust Marketing & Communications in Las Vegas (presumably the agency for Buca di Beppo). average, based on Comscore’s findings to that effect in May, 2011). We’re Crazy About Likes.
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Waxing UnLyrical
DECEMBER 14, 2010
One applicant spoke about an Australian ex-Prime Minister’s use of social media as a fundamental part of his election campaign in engaging young voters. Creativity is just one of the things you need in this industry to be an outstanding applicant in a sea full of unoriginal fish. An ability to listen. Can you help me tie my shoelaces?”
Small Business Mavericks
MARCH 20, 2011
I like what Matt McGee had to say about NARs blog comment advice: Commenting on blogs can help with exposure, but it’s not a “campaign” and isn’t likely to make a search engine think your site is trustworthy, either. Worse, it’s something that too many people overdo and get wrong. I completely agree with Matt on that point.
Jeff Esposito
JANUARY 21, 2014
Content has matured as an industry ever since it exploded sometime around 2011. This is causing brand awareness campaigns to go viral, making their clients thought leaders in their respective industries, which also builds trust with their publics. This is a guest post from Alicia Lawrence. . But how has it evolved?
Jeff Esposito
JANUARY 21, 2014
Content has matured as an industry ever since it exploded sometime around 2011. This is causing brand awareness campaigns to go viral, making their clients thought leaders in their respective industries, which also builds trust with their publics. This is a guest post from Alicia Lawrence. . But how has it evolved?
Akamai Marketing
MARCH 29, 2011
Don’t make me gag by posting press release after press release on your blog. Press releases are for journalists, blogs are for people. Share and Enjoy: Tags: blog , social media , strategy 2 Comments Dania Posted March 29, 2011 at 7:00 PM Great information. Why should your customers care?
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