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David Meerman Scott

I write about strategies to turn fans into customers and customers into fans. I also share ways to use real-time strategies to spread ideas, influence minds, and build business.

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I participated in a half hour discussion about how smart marketers are using press releases to reach buyers directly. The discussion is available as a podcast. The other two participants are David McInnis, CEO of PRWeb and Brian Clark of Copyblogger. It was a fun chat and I ...

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PRWeb announced today in a press release the availability of inbound TrackBack pings within press releases. PRWeb is the first press release newswire to enable and encourage press release interaction and commentary from the blogosphere.

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I've been talking about the power of Web content as viral marketing for ages. It's an obsession of mine and the subject of my latest dead tree book: Cashing in with Content.

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Yesterday, Berkshire Hathaway announced that the company has agreed to buy press release distribution service, Business Wire.

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The Web has changed the rules for press releases. The thing is, most old-line PR professionals just don’t know it yet. But YOU need to understand the new rules. To help you, I just published a complimentary e-book called: The new rules of PR: How to create a press release st...

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There are very few publications for senior marketing people, either Web-based or in print. So it is sad that CXO Media announced on the CMOMagzine Web site that it will suspend publication of CMO Magazine with its January 2006 issue.

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I've talked a lot about how a corporate blog can help an organization to get noticed through being part of the online conversation and helping with search engine marketing. However, another great use of a corporate blog is to quickly respond to other bloggers in a crisis sit...

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The rules for press releases have changed. But most old-line PR professionals and nearly all PR agencies don't even know it yet. The change has been slow and imperceptible and practitioners adhering to the old rules either don’t know about the new rules or they won’t change....

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