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Time to get creative with your content by mixing and matching mediums and modalities!

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Trevor Young

Trevor is a veteran PR strategist and advisor specialising in reputation marketing, leadership communications and personal branding; he is a keynote speaker, blogger, social broadcaster, and author of the book ‘Content Marketing for PR'

When we think about creating content for our audience, all too often we default to blog articles or YouTube videos. If you're a visually-oriented brand, photography probably takes centre stage in …

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Generating media exposure, overcoming self-sabotage, plus content repurposing deep-dive

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Trevor Young

Trevor is a veteran PR strategist and advisor specialising in reputation marketing, leadership communications and personal branding; he is a keynote speaker, blogger, social broadcaster, and author of the book ‘Content Marketing for PR'

The December slate of Reputation Revolution podcast episodes was pretty eclectic! We looked at generating quality editorial coverage, mindset and self-sabotage, plus we took a deep dive into content …

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Marketing communications today is a ‘game of inches’

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Trevor Young

Trevor is a veteran PR strategist and advisor specialising in reputation marketing, leadership communications and personal branding; he is a keynote speaker, blogger, social broadcaster, and author of the book ‘Content Marketing for PR'

I love this scene from the American football film Any Given Sunday, in which Al Pacino's character - a wily veteran coach - revs up his team at half-time. Throughout the speech, Pacino's Tony …

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Blogging success, content profits, becoming the go-to media expert in your space

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Trevor Young

Trevor is a veteran PR strategist and advisor specialising in reputation marketing, leadership communications and personal branding; he is a keynote speaker, blogger, social broadcaster, and author of the book ‘Content Marketing for PR'

The November slate of Reputation Revolution podcast episodes focused on creating your own content and generating media exposure for your personal brand. We kicked off the month with an interview …

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Leadership content: rocket fuel for your brand reputation

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Trevor Young

Trevor is a veteran PR strategist and advisor specialising in reputation marketing, leadership communications and personal branding; he is a keynote speaker, blogger, social broadcaster, and author of the book ‘Content Marketing for PR'

In a previous post, I outlined my ‘Content Groups’ model (above) and explained how it has assisted me in helping marketers, PR people and business owners to clarify their thinking around the content …

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Use this ‘Content Groups’ model to help clarify your thinking around what content to produce

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Trevor Young

Trevor is a veteran PR strategist and advisor specialising in reputation marketing, leadership communications and personal branding; he is a keynote speaker, blogger, social broadcaster, and author of the book ‘Content Marketing for PR'

I've taught the above 'Content Groups' model for many years now and feedback has always been positive in that it's helped marketers, PR people and business owners to clarify their thinking around the …

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