Remove influence

Dave Fleet

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25 Suggestions For How To Use Twitter

Dave Fleet

Network professionally – Follow and get to know other people working in your industry. Grow professionally – Identify the leaders in your industry. Influence the influencers – Get to know the people with influence in your field, before you need to ask them for anything.

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A Privacy-First Digital Marketing Landscape

Dave Fleet

As I wrote last week, there is an ongoing dearth of trust in the digital marketing industry. We are in the midst of seeing a privacy-first digital marketing landscape emerge which is going to have a big impact on our ability to reach and influence audiences, and the need for that landscape is – mostly – our fault.

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Digital Communications Conversations Continue To Evolve

Dave Fleet

As the “digital communications” industry (read: somewhere in the intersection of owned, earned and paid media) grows beyond the niche and towards the mainstream, the conversation at the leading end of the industry is shifting more and more from the “why” to the “how”. The definition of “influencers” from a client perspective.

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Newsflash: PR is Not Easy, Cheap or Quick

Dave Fleet

Yes, it’s just a novel ( not a particularly good one , frankly) but things like this shape peoples’ perceptions of the PR industry, so I feel compelled to point out a few things for the record: The world’s top media won’t all cover your brand new conference. We expect covers on at least twenty.&#.

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Nearly 10 Reflections and Lessons from 2020

Dave Fleet

Specifically: Control what you can control, influence what you can influence, and don’t sweat (or bank on) what’s out of your control. People often ask me what has kept me in my job at a single agency for over a decade, in an industry where turnover averages 25-30%. I’m going to focus more on this in 2021. #8: 8: Keep learning.

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Four Reasons Your Social Media Marketing Campaign Sucks

Dave Fleet

While you’ll hear nuances in terminology and small differences in approach, you’ll see thought leaders in our industry take a similar approach. That’s the three-step approach we recommend companies take when it comes to approaching social media marketing activities for their organization.

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The risk of building your social media house on someone else’s land

Dave Fleet

This is a lesson that industry veterans learned back in the early days of social, when social networks would regularly make changes that caused seismic shifts for brands, and one that Christopher S. Penn reminded me of in his latest newsletter ( which is always excellent and worth subscribing to ).