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Yes, Your Brand Should Have a PR Agency Partner

Social Media Strategery

Publisher walls between paid and editorial are disappearing. Maybe the trends I mentioned at the beginning of this post have you considering cutting your PR agency budget or canceling that RFP, but the pendulum will always swing back. It’s not an easy time to be an agency PR pro. Earned media budgets are being slashed.

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How B2B influencer marketing will grow your brand

Sprout Social

Most social platforms have their own professional communities, both formal and informal. It might look like a Facebook group geared toward career development in a specific industry, or a hashtag community on X (formerly known as Twitter). There’s even the WorkTok community on TikTok, if you want to experiment with short-form video.

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4 ways to advance your agency with your social media strategy

Sprout Social

Social media is just one of the strategic communication channels that afford agencies the ability to publish content, build relationships and have meaningful engagement with prospective clients, their communities. Show your work and communicate what sets you apart.

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The 6 Lifelong Laws of Content Marketing for Agencies

Convince & Convert

Smart agencies decentralize their content in addition to publishing regularly on their own content home base. The best way to encourage industry professionals to consume your content is to be a part of other, existing communities where they congregate. Ideally, you should publish every day. Smart About Search. Deal with it.

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The Audacity of Free: The Products and Services Edition

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Whether or not it’s my choice — and in book publishing, there are other parties involved beyond just the writer — it’s just the wrong question to ask. FWIW, someone emailed me earlier today asking for help, not long after this post was published, and maybe *because* this post was published. What do I do?

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Social Pros 14 – Jason Falls, Social Media Explorer

Convince & Convert

It doesn’t measure your influence through email, through word-of-mouth marketing, through publishing, whether that be online or offline. Where are these people who are creating these RFP’s getting that from? It’s further only limited to a handful of them. It does not measure offline influence.

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