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How GE Raised the Bar on Public Discourse and Content Marketing with #Pressing

How GE Raised the Bar on Public Discourse and Content Marketing with #Pressing | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

How do you get news and ideas into the hands of already-well-informed opinion leaders in public office? And how do you add substantively to the public discourse while avoiding the trap of becoming "just more noise"?


These were some of the challenges General Electric faced in designing its ground-breaking #Pressing campaign. Linda Boff, GE's Executive Director, Global Brand Marketing, sat down with us to discuss the campaign and how partnering with RebelMouse provided her team with the end-to-end platform they needed to deliver high-quality curated content to their audience...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Innovative public affairs strategy by GE utilized curation and content marketing.

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Creating a visual story with data visualisation | LEWIS PR

Creating a visual story with data visualisation | LEWIS PR | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Data journalism is arguably the next big thing in PR. Taking every-day data and turning it into something interesting and inspiring makes a great story and brings it to life.

 

Data journalism uses the abundance of existing data, analyses them and presents the results in a graphical way. The Guardian and New York Times even have dedicated teams focused on data journalism....

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SEO for PR: Republishing content can hurt your search rank | PR Daily

SEO for PR: Republishing content can hurt your search rank | PR Daily | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Some sobering news from Google on the perils of posting content. Good thing we offer alternatives.

 

...Google’s head of webspam, Matt Cutts, released a video recently about websites reposting content from other sites. Essentially, he explains why it isn’t beneficial to aggregate content that originates elsewhere, despite it being a common practice. Instead, it is better to focus on creating original, relevant content.

 

Not only is his feedback important for search marketers, but also key for public relations professionals that manage site content. Sites with blogs, RSS, or keyword aggregators or press rooms—that might, for example, repost press releases to their sites—with the goal of yielding a high amount of traffic to those sections may be doing more damage than good to their search rank....

 

[Great reminder for curators to add original content and value - JD]

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