January 24, 2012 No comments
Social media has created a world of dizzying potential: it’s incredibly easy to share your news with press, analysts, and decision-makers. Yet media relations is tougher than ever! As the pendulum swings from print to online media, the traditional roles of journalists and analysts are merging into a community of bloggers, HR professionals, consultants and other influencers. The resulting conversations are cascading into a supernova of online noise.
Call them “influencers” or “social voices” . . . whatever the buzzword, you need to reach the right people. But how? This definitive article charts the online evolution of media relations and offers tips for navigating the brave new world of social influence.
You’ll learn about:
• The changing media and influencer landscape
• The need to join online conversations
• Brand visibility and content marketing
• How media analytics tools cut through the noise
• 10 steps for media relations in a social world
• The core principle: tell compelling stories
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September 6, 2011 No comments
HR B2B trade show are year round but there’s no better time to review your event marketing strategy and tactics than today. Watch this webinar archive with HRmarketer.com expert guests Audrey Johnson, Visibility Manager at WorldatWork, and Fred Kurst, Exhibit Sales Manager at Human Resource Executive® Magazine, for a detailed look at trade show marketing best practices.
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September 6, 2011 No comments
HR B2B companies today are selling to the business at large, and that includes executive management, IT, operations, finance, HR, recruiting, talent management, training, and the list goes on and on. It’s become a much more complex marketing and sales effort than ever before, and there is just as much diversity and complexity with marketing and PR tactics that goes beyond a Tweet or a top 25 list. Marketing should still include a diverse mix of marketing and PR activities. Watch this webinar archive to learn more.
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March 25, 2011 comments (2)
This research report from HRmarketer.com, Trends in HR Marketing: HR Buyers’ Behavior
2010 and What to Expect in 2011 is the fifth report in an annual series started in 2006. The report provides information on trends and best practices for marketing to the human capital marketplace, and more specifically on the purchasing behavior of the typical HR buyer. It includes an analysis of HR buyer research and purchasing trends and their budgetary priorities in 2011.
This report also includes recommendations for human resource businesses based upon what we have learned about the needs and information usage characteristics of HR buyers. The data in this report is based on responses from human resource decision makers, hereafter referred to collectively as “HR buyers,” collected during January and February of 2011.
February 17, 2011 comment (1)
SUMMARY: Our new B2B Marketing Allocation Guide contains over 50 pages of basic and advanced marketing wisdom to help you determine the right marketing mix for your company.
A few highlights from this report include:
- The Marketing Process a quick review for us all
- The Buying Process AIDA, funnels, and the Rule of Seven
- B2B vs B2C most marketing books cover B2C, differences are important
- And more…
October 19, 2010 comment (1)
This complimentary report covers the latest trends and best practices for marketing to the human resource (HR) and employee benefits marketplace going into 2011.
A few highlights from this report include:
- Most HR Vendors expect to maintain or increase their marketing budgets in 2011.
- Last year, 82% of respondents did not measure Social Media ROI. This year, 69% of respondents will measure Social Media ROI.
- 95% of HR vendors increased their participation in Social Media during 2010
April 16, 2010 comments (4)
This complimentary article The Web has had a huge impact on how people research human resource products and services. Because of this shift, you must have a search-optimized “marketing” Web site with lots of original/educational content.
Our first and second articles in this three-part series focused on these topics. Our final article in this series shows you how to “use search engine marketing and social networking to leverage your investments in original content and SEO“. In other words, how to increase your online presence in order to be seen and attract prospects to your Web site.
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