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17 Fun Freebies that Build Thought Leadership

by Distribion Archive | Dec 12, 2011 | Blog, Blog Archive, Multi-Channel Marketing

If you’re a smart marketer, you know that the easiest sale of all is a sale to someone who already knows, likes and trusts you. One of the best ways to create loyalty long before a customer buys from you and position yourself as a thought leader is to offer a...

How to Create Contagious Content

by Distribion Archive | Nov 15, 2011 | Best Practices, Blog, Blog Archive, Multi-Channel Marketing

Earlier today, Distributed Marketing Blog Editor Deb McAlister-Holland joined  MyPRGenie for a session on the tips and techniques that marketers can use to help content “go viral” – even without a video. It was a huge success, attended by a wide range of PR people,...

Harnessing the Power of Word-of-Mouse

by Distribion Archive | Nov 7, 2011 | Best Practices, Blog, Blog Archive, Multi-Channel Marketing

We often promote this blog through press releases and advance copy sent to other bloggers and journalists. Last week, Forbes.com columnist David Coursey surprised us by a draft blog post that quoted him and submitting it to Forbes.com as a guest post. “I had...

Blogging Success Webinar – Join Us Nov. 15!

by Distribion Archive | Oct 27, 2011 | Blog, Blog Archive, Distributed Marketing

The Distributed Marketing Blog launched in late March.  As anyone who’s ever started a new blog knows, it’s not easy to build traffic, SEO rank, and credibility – but we had a plan, and the plan worked. With help from our friends at MyPRGenie and a lot of Twitter and...

Writing Guaranteed Press Releases

by Distribion Archive | Sep 21, 2011 | Blog, Blog Archive, Multi-Channel Marketing

by Deb McAlister-Holland Long ago, in an office less than three miles from the one I am in today, I wrote my first press release on an IBM Selectric typewriter.  The goal was simple:  to persuade a reporter (radio, TV, or print) to take one or more of the sentences in...
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