tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3214517686422236219.post4356745055927006760..comments2023-10-30T02:23:23.520-07:00Comments on Kute Kittens SMM - a WOD Media property: 7 Important Benefits of Press Release DistributionAnonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18100914815134651463noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3214517686422236219.post-31949683280880034992016-02-21T22:26:10.377-07:002016-02-21T22:26:10.377-07:00I am very much pleased with the contents you have ...I am very much pleased with the contents you have mentioned. I wanted to thank you for this great article. I enjoyed every little bit part of it and I will be waiting for the new updates. <a href="http://www.waivestar.com.au/services.html" rel="nofollow">storage marketing materials</a>Turbo IT Solutionshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01661866685947316461noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3214517686422236219.post-89554252485219670722012-08-03T12:29:26.201-07:002012-08-03T12:29:26.201-07:00Mickie,
Thanks for reading my post on the lack of...Mickie,<br /><br />Thanks for reading my post on the lack of respect for press releases, entitled <a href="http://davidzweifler.wordpress.com/2012/08/03/its-not-the-press-release-your-flack-is-broken/" rel="nofollow">Your Flack Is Broken.</a><br /><br />I'm responding to your e-mail here; I've put myself out there with my opinions, as have you. I figure that this is an interesting enough issue that it would be worth keeping our discussion out in the open.<br /><br />I'm assuming that you've heard my argument about the decreasing relevance of press releases before - your note to me to counter it is the copy in the post above. (Your first e-mail to me was also a blog post. Hmmmm - Are you alive, Mickie, or are you just an amalgam of pre-written blog posts? :) )<br /><br />Say what you want about my article - I'm an ex-reporter, and an ex-agency PR person and I'm working full-time as an in-house marketer.. So, while I wouldn't argue that I'm trying to get people to read my blog, I'm not selling a marketing service. (My product is me, and my current employer - a financial technology provider - has already checked me out.)<br /><br />So, while you might call my headline "link chum," please, don't call it "link bait." :)<br /><br />All the arguments in your post in favor of press releases are great marketing outcomes. However, they are tactic agnostic goals. <br /><br />I'm not "against" press releases any more than I'm "against" fax machines. You need a fax machine to do marketing. However, it's an archaic tool and not one that is particularly important, in my opinion. It's also becoming less important as time goes on, in my opinion.<br /><br />Alive or not, I think you're a great writer of blogs and e-mails. You've picked the right message for the right channels. These interactions are becoming increasingly important for building brand and sales as time goes on. <br /><br />The messages that you developed, and articulate so deftly, would not be particularly well suited to a press release, which is the point I was making.<br /><br />Anyway, drop me a line on my blog,davidzweifler.wordpress.com, if you want to talk some more. I appreciate your feedback, and hope you will keep in touch.<br /><br />DaveDave Zhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18227219083386011621noreply@blogger.com