- by Dan Woods
- May 5, 2016
- Marketing Leadership, PR
In many ways, social media has turned an old adage on its head: impatience now seems to be a virtue. Instant fame, or at least instant notoriety, is just a few tweets or scandalous photos…
In many ways, social media has turned an old adage on its head: impatience now seems to be a virtue. Instant fame, or at least instant notoriety, is just a few tweets or scandalous photos…
Technology marketers often struggle to understand how, when, and where #PR factors into their company’s marketing program. That’s why we’ve been running a series of blogs that examines everything and anything #tech PR. So far…
In the world of tech start-ups, there’s often a suspicion of large, established firms. This makes sense – tech companies are focused on disrupting the status quo, and nothing screams status quo like a large…
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been examining PR for B2B from a variety of perspectives and speaking with experts in the field to get their reflections on what does and does not work. Recently,…
The old adage is that marriage takes work. Each party must navigate all of their competing desires. Successful relationships don’t just happen – they are consciously created.
…In the last week’s blog we talked about what PR means for tech, and how technology companies can ensure their #PR efforts thrive. In this blog we will talk about how pick the right PR…
#Public relations is a term that covers the wild west of different types of firms doing vastly different things to help their clients. If you are a startup or a growing company, you may wonder…
Last summer, Aaron Zamost published a great piece on Backchannel titled “What’s Your Hour in ‘#Silicon Valley Time’?” Six months later, I’m still thinking about the article and its overview of the Silicon Valley hype…
We are in the midst of a golden age for #comics and #cartoons. Long overlooked as childish and simplistic, comics are finally getting the respect they deserve. From Hollywood Marvel blockbusters, to the haunting ferocity…
How many times have you been disappointed in vendor-produced content? Do you contemptuously look at an analyst firm’s report thinking you know more about the subject than the author? Have you been embarrassed because your…
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book
When tech marketers create content to feed sales and marketing teams, they often make the mistakes described in our e-book