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One of the big shifts I’ve noticed since the widespread use of AI is how much trade media is being scrutinised. Not because its role has disappeared, but because it’s harder to see its real value at a glance. In technical B2B sectors, trade media has always played a clear role. - It places brands in context. - It connects them to specific trends, challenges and applications. - It reinforces where their expertise actually sits. None of that has changed. What has changed is how that value shows up. When buyers start their research with AI, they’re not reading individual sources. They’re receiving a summarised view of the landscape. And that view is shaped by how consistently a brand appears, how clearly it’s associated with specific topics and how well its expertise is reinforced beyond its own channels. Which is where trade media continues to play a defining role. In our upcoming webinar, we’ll be unpacking this further. If you’re currently rethinking how to adapt your channel strategy , it’s a useful conversation to be part of. Book your place here: https://shorturl.at/ekpHM

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