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We’re thrilled to share with you our latest webinar on earned media. Getting strong earned media is critical to a successful campaign, because who doesn’t love free, highly credible marketing that reaches far beyond your key base of supporters?
Whether you’re in campaign mode or exploring a potential run for office, we’re here to help. In this webinar, our experts will provide you with a general overview about earned media and why it matters, you’ll learn about the press and press lists, and you’ll even see some strategies and best practices around press releases for your campaign.
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