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Integrated Communications and the "New" Newsroom - D50 Media - D50 Media

Integrated Communications and the "New" Newsroom - D50 Media - D50 Media | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Story telling is the new PR and marketing on social steroids. Brands and even the media, have had to rethink their content strategy.

 

...Our world is now immersed in a 24/7, 365 news cycle and it has caused mayhem for brands and for the agencies that work with them. There’s advertisers doing PR. Digital shops doing print media. PR shops doing traditional advertising strategy. Basically, the communications world has been flipped on it’s head. There’s no way to figure out what’s heads or tails.

 

One thing is for certain, however, storytelling is the main focus of companies and PR, digital marketing and advertising all have a role in it....

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What Comes First, Content Creation or Curation?

What Comes First, Content Creation or Curation? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
This is definitely not a chicken and egg question!

 

A debate in content marketing circles is whether or not you should simply focus on creating original content and forget content curation. Let’s be clear as my fellow content curator, Jan Gordon, says: There is no curation without original content.

 

I might qualify this a bit by saying, there is no curation with awesomely addictive social content! And that means creating content – blog posts, tweets, Facebook updates, YouTube Videos – that is valuable and high quality....

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Six@Six: Creating Compelling Video Content « BulletProof Blog

Six@Six: Creating Compelling Video Content « BulletProof Blog | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

At this month’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Robert Kyncl, YouTube’s global head of content, made a bold prediction: In a few years, video will comprise 90 percent of Internet traffic. According to statistics YouTube released just yesterday, Mr. Kyncl’s forecast certainly seems within reason. On average, 60 hours of video content are now uploaded to the video-sharing platform every 60 seconds.

 

Not only is this a clear indication that Internet video is fast becoming a marquee communications tool; it is also a clear signal that now is the time to ensure that your organization is not only creating compelling video content, but also optimizing it for maximum audience retention, social sharing, and commenting....

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Not Lovin’ It: 5 Ways McDonalds Could Have Prevented Its Hashtag Nightmare | MarketingProfs Daily Fix Blog

Like an awkward actor on stage, McDonalds has found itself at the mercy of hecklers.

 

McDonalds promoted a tweet for feel-good stories regarding the brand, #McDStories, only to find the hashtag taken over by Twitter users with a sense of the absurd.

 

Now, #McDStories serves as a case study for what not to do when promoting a tweet. So, what can you do to avoid ever causing such a hashtag nightmare for your brand?...

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Your Top Content Marketing Challenges Solved

Your Top Content Marketing Challenges Solved | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Common challenges to Content Marketing (and Tips to Help Tackle 'Em)
I asked and you answered.

 

Last week I posted a poll asking marketers to vote on their top content marketing challenges. Here are the results and some solutions...

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10 Reasons Why "Liquid" Content Should be Included in Your Social Media Marketing | Jeffbullas's Blog

10 Reasons Why "Liquid" Content Should be Included in Your Social Media Marketing | Jeffbullas's Blog | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
If you want to get serious about marketing for your business or organisation the foundation of any focused effort is creating unique and inspiring content to publish and promote that educates, informs and entertains.

 

To achieve this it must be the “worlds most engaging content”...

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20 Women Who Rock Content Marketing | Content Marketing Institute

20 Women Who Rock Content Marketing | Content Marketing Institute | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Joe Chernov expresses his dismay with the 'boy's club' culture of content marketing, namely, excluding women thought leaders and influencers, noting that it is detrimental to the content marketing industry.

 

There may be a curated list of content marketing “thought leaders” that skews female, but I sure haven’t seen one...'

 

In other words, curation has devolved into influencer “trophy hunting.” We want to mount big names with big followings onto our content, as if we were hanging an exotic animal head on our wall.

 

If this practice continues unchecked, it threatens to derail our emerging industry, not only because we will dissuade half of the population from participating, but also because we won’t benefit from any new thinking. (Seriously, if I hear myself talk about “staggering distribution” one more time, I am going to unfollow me.)...

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Web Ink Now: Thinking Right (and Left) about Content Marketing

Web Ink Now: Thinking Right (and Left) about Content Marketing | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

As I evaluate Web marketing such as blogs and websites, one thing I look for is evidence of both left-brain and right-brain thinking in the creation of the content. This obsession might seem trivial, but I guess my right-brain outlook on life causes me to take a holistic view of content....

 

As marketers we need to include both right-brain and left-brain people in our content creation efforts....

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YouTube Killed the TV Star: Why Online Video Marketing is Essential for Marketers in 2012 | Business 2 Community

YouTube Killed the TV Star: Why Online Video Marketing is Essential for Marketers in 2012 | Business 2 Community | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
No other tool in your marketing toolbox delivers the bang-for-your-buck like video content.

 

From our ebook Biggest Social Marketing and New Media Predictions for 2012, Jay Baer, social media strategist, coach, speaker and all-around good guy, shared that 2012 will be “the explosion in short-form multimedia, as companies start to truly embrace video and mobile photography.” With predictions like this, we asked: Could 2012 be the year marketers embrace video in their social marketing efforts? We think yes, and here’s four reasons why...

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Creating engaging content: US department stores Barneys vs Saks in social media

Creating engaging content: US department stores Barneys vs Saks in social media | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
They’re two of the most iconic department stores in New York, so how are Saks Fifth Avenue and Barneys using social media?

 

We used Social Bakers to take a look at these two US retail giants and see whether they are making the most of their brands online.

 

Despite being a mere ten minute walk down the street from each other, Barneys and Saks are already miles apart when it comes to Facebook fans....

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5 Places to Find Inspiring Content Ideas | Content Marketing Institute

5 Places to Find Inspiring Content Ideas | Content Marketing Institute | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
The well of content can start to dry up for even the most prolific content marketers. Here are 5 sources you can use to help prime the pump.

 

Content creation is a tricky beast. You may be given limited material to work with, yet you’re expected to constantly develop new content. The well goes dry sometimes, especially when you’ve written about the same topic three months in a row. So, how do you make sure your fountain of ideas never runs out?...

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#PRin2012: Brand Journalism Brings New Ethical Perils

What will the continuing fracture of mass media mean for corporate communications in 2012? Derek DeVries thinks we'll see an increase in the use of brand journalism, which presents new ethical challenges for PR pros.

 

A company could potentially have more visibility producing its own content as opposed to relying on the news media to carry its message (provided it’s indexed properly).

 

Brand Journalism is fraught with ethical perils, however....

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A New Breed? 7 Roles of the Content Marketing "Engineer" | Content Marketing Institute

A New Breed? 7 Roles of the Content Marketing "Engineer" | Content Marketing Institute | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
The demands of the new breed of the socially savvy-buyer are not only forcing the evolution of the content marketing practice, but the marketing practitioners as well.

 

According to a research report by Junta42 and MarketingProfs, the number one content marketing challenge is producing engaging content. It’s an age-old marketing truism that the key to engaging customers is relevance, which comes from a deeper understanding of customer behavior and sentiment.

 

However, as our customers are becoming more social, and as the business and personal worlds continue to converge, the tools and tactics we employ to get to know and engage our target customers are changing dramatically....

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