Vince Nero

Vince is the Director of Content Marketing at Buzzstream. He thinks content marketers should solve for users, not just Google. He also loves finding creative content online. His previous work includes content marketing agency Siege Media for six years, Homebuyer.com, and The Grit Group. Outside of work, you can catch Vince running, playing with his 2 kids, enjoying some video games, or watching Phillies baseball.

Why Link Building Will Look Radically Different in 2025

2024 was one of the most turbulent years in SEO history. A culmination of six events combined that signaled the growing importance in brand —and weakened the case for many “traditional” link building strategies. And before you dismiss this post as a sales pitch, we have a lot of customers Read more
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Where Do #Journorequests Come From [Data Study]

With all the conversations around HARO/Connectively closing, PRs can still use #journorequests on social media as a reliable alternative to HARO. However, as I started gathering the data for this post, I realized that media request hashtags on X aren’t as international as I thought. In this analysis, Read more
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How to Create Once, Distribute Forever (With Ross Simmonds)

Many marketers overfocus on content creation but then neglect distribution. In my podcast chat with the author of Create Once, Distribute Forever and Foundation Marketing founder, Ross Simmonds explains why ignoring distribution is one of the most costly mistakes most marketers make. I was lucky Read more
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How I TRIPLED Organic Traffic in 12 Months By Focusing on Value, Not Search

BuzzStream hired me in November 2023 with a few goals: build organic traffic, increase brand awareness, and help bring in more trials. But here’s the thing: BuzzStream is in a highly competitive market, with search leaders like SEMRush, Ahrefs, Moz, and Backlinko crushing it. Not only that, but Read more
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How to Earn Coverage With Source of Sources w/ Founder Peter Shankman

HARO—or Connectively—is dead. Long live Source of Sources! Peter Shankman, the creator of the original HARO, was fed up with what they did to his product after he sold it. So, he started up Source of Sources. (In my opinion the best alternative to HARO/Connectively.) Once Connectively announced Read more
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10 Best HARO & Connectively Alternatives (Since it Shut Down)

I’m sure you’ve read it everywhere: HARO (Help a Reporter Out) is dead. As of Dec. 9, 2024, its “replacement,” Connectively, has shut down. In reality, it was never really a “replacement” for journalist requests. HARO has been gone for a while. Over the past few years, some replacements Read more
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Owning In-House Digital PR with Victoria Schmid from KURU Footwear

If you're a BuzzStream Newsletter subscriber, you've probably seen the name Victoria Schmid before. She's been quoted in several of our articles and created a fantastic case study of her digital PR success with KURU Footwear. In my chats with Victoria, she discussed the interesting challenge of creating Read more
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Successful Digital PR in Australia with Ellie Sumner from Prosperity Media

After I published my podcast with Will Hobson comparing the differences between UK and US digital PR, Ellie Sumner from Prosperity Media contacted me. She wanted to give me some insight into Australia's budding digital PR scene. Ellie is a former UK digital PR who moved to Australia to help a local Read more
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19 Best PR Newsletters That Deserve A Spot In Your Inbox

In the past ten years of my career, I’ve subscribed to hundreds of free and paid newsletters. Most of them come and go, but a few have staying power. These are the ones that provide actual value. One of the first marketing books I read was Permission Marketing by Seth Godin. In it, he discusses Read more
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Reimagining Hero Content with Amber Carnegie of Verve Search

Is hero content dying? Not according to Amber Carnegie, Creative Lead from UK-based digital PR agency Verve Search. Hero campaigns are evolving. They're not just one piece of content anymore. Instead, they're campaigns that tag various business groups, such as social, paid, and brand. Or as Amber Read more
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