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August 23, 2016

Content Marketing: Don’t Make Home Improvements to Rental Property

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23 Aug 2016

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Frank Strong, MA, MBA

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Update 10/14/18: There are a couple of prominent marketers in 2018 that saying this advice is old but they are misguided. If you don’t own it, then the entity that does can, and they will do so when it suits...

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Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Sword and the Script Media, LLC is veteran-owned public relations agency immersed in the business-to-business (B2B) marketplace. We focus on building sustainable, repeatable and process-driven programs for PR, content marketing and social media. A defining difference comes down to our approach – that marketing ought to have utility. This is because marketing that helps, sells better than marketing that hypes.

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