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6 steps for writing an event press release that generates traction

6 steps for writing an event press release that generates traction

Events are a great way to connect with your target audience, increase brand visibility, and bring more sales. However, organizing a successful event requires good planning and execution. You also need to promote your event to ensure maximum participation. Today, media...

Content matters: The state of content marketing in 2023

Content matters: The state of content marketing in 2023

Newly released research from WordPress VIP provides an insightful overview on the state of content marketing, based on a survey of more than 1,500 marketers, journalists, developers, and executives across the globe in both B2B and B2C industries. With online attention...

15 TikTok content ideas for brands and businesses

15 TikTok content ideas for brands and businesses

TikTok has become one of the most popular and influential social media platforms across the globe. While it was originally popular with younger audiences, the COVID-19 pandemic caused it to see rapid growth with different demographics. Many businesses have jumped on...

5 tips for finding and recruiting top-notch PR writers

5 tips for finding and recruiting top-notch PR writers

If you want to see better results in your PR and marketing campaigns, you need great copywriters to write compelling copy. Skilled writers who fit in with the rest of your organization will have an easier time collaborating in teams and producing materials that get...

10 types of press releases—how each is used, and who they benefit

10 types of press releases—how each is used, and who they benefit

Press releases are a great tool for spreading information about your business. A captivating piece of copy will capture the attention of journalists, who will hopefully choose to run the story in their respective media outlets. This will help you reach wider audiences...

You still have to write for humans (and not just eighth graders)

You still have to write for humans (and not just eighth graders)

Anyone who has been in marketing eventually is advised to “write like an eighth grader.” People who offer this advice may cite legitimate literacy studies showing that the “average American” reads at the level of a seventh- or eighth-grader. If that is true...

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