Creative campaign formats that build links and boost brand

Give existing video content a new life Most businesses have recognised the importance of video and have created some content in this format in the past. Sometimes, that could be an explainer of how your services work, an interview with the founder or a step-by-step guide. To identify what kind of existing video content might […]

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No content, no problem; creative link building within a tight brief

The challenge With this particular financial services client, we were given the task of building links to existing blog posts that included several resources for businesses, rather than creating fresh content. Due to client-side PR restrictions, the following parameters were set: ‘No Go’ Outreach Targets Approved Outreach Targets Tier 1 publications (national, regional, or editorial […]

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Digital PR and traditional PR: combining approaches for a supercharged promotion strategy

Digital PR + traditional PR = a match made in heaven If you know you want to start working with a digital PR team but already have your traditional promotion strategy secured, how can you make sure you’re getting the optimum out of each approach without significant compromise? If both teams are clear on their […]

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The power of the pivot: agile digital PR in a changing landscape

A note on sectors Before I get into how Builtvisible approaches pivoting, I think it’s important to acknowledge that different verticals are affected to varying degrees. While some may consider travel, fitness/leisure, personal care and hospitality as the most difficult industries to navigate in the present day, each industry, sector, and vertical comes with its […]

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How to avoid the mention trap: creating campaigns that build links

1. Make sure it’s useful This might seem obvious, but the relevancy and usefulness of a digital PR campaign is something that can get ignored in a quest to create something ‘newsworthy’. What this generally means is that the reason to link is lost. If a campaign isn’t genuinely useful to a target audience there […]

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Protect your brand and campaign with validation (part two)

Builtvisible’s validation framework There are numerous approaches to validating ideas in the industry with various acronyms flying around. While I’m not saying Builtvisible’s approach is the definitive one, we find it works for us. Our approach allows us to stick to our core values, and in case it’s helpful to you, I’ve shared the set […]

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Protect your brand and campaign with validation (part one)

What about idea validation? James Brockbank recently reminded the digital PR community of a critical point – ideation is an incredibly important, if not the most important, part of digital PR. While I think every step of digital PR is as crucial as each other, I do believe ideation – and, specifically, the validation of […]

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Simple Steps to Make Your PR More Digital Friendly 

PR has traditionally been a discipline focused on raising brand awareness and reach, based on a model of measuring Advertising Value Equivalent (AVE), column inches to prove return on investment. The world has changed, so public relations, like many other types of marketing and communications, have had to step up and make changes. Rebecca has four small and simple changes you can make to maximise the results that will benefit more standard metrics and SEO. 

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How to use audience, industry and media insights to build an effective campaign strategy

1. Get to know your audience Audience insights are the foundations of a successful campaign strategy. Only when you understand the lifestyles, hobbies, habits and passions of existing and potential audiences can you present them with a story that will grab their attention and garner genuine interest in a product. There are myriad ways to […]

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No risk, no reward: The danger of not taking chances in Digital PR

Whatever the budget or scale, creating a pitch for a new campaign takes a huge amount of work. The deflating moment – for any creative agency, in any discipline – is when a strong idea is turned down because the client feels it too risky for them.  If the subject really isn’t that contentious, how do you persuade a client that it really is something they should consider?

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International Link Building For Every Digital PR

International Digital PR Link-building is overseen in international SEO strategies but is a key differentiator to a brand’s global digital marketing strategy. The demand for SEO and link building is becoming popular with brands as they look to expand their digital reach. What has been proven to do well in the UK  is now expected in other countries brands operate in.

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