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Foundations of an Effective Fintech PR Strategy (Part 1 of 2)

Financial tech disrupts long-trusted systems, but disruption also triggers skepticism. PR helps build trust by sharing how a platform addresses real challenges, supports users, and plays a role in broader financial evolution. When customers see coverage in respected outlets or thoughtful commentary from executives, trust grows faster than with ads alone…

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Writing Press Releases That Get Published

The headline is the first—and often only—thing a journalist sees. Focus on clarity, not cleverness. A headline must quickly explain what the news is and why it matters. Avoid vague language or buzzwords that promise more than they deliver. Stick to facts and lead with impact…

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Beyond AI: Winning Strategies for Tech CMOs in the UAE & KSA (2026 Outlook)

We pull back the curtain on what really drives success for tech CMOs looking at the UAE and Saudi Arabia in 2026. Spoiler: AI alone won’t cut it.

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Three PR trends tech companies need to understand in the Middle East for 2026

If you’re a tech marketing leader looking at the Middle East this year, here are three shifts that are defining what actually works.

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The Middle East Pr Playbook: Talent, Trust & The New Rules Of Influence For Global Tech Brands

Everyone wants a piece of the Middle East’s growth story, but very few understand how influence, trust, and relationships actually work here. If you’re a global tech company trying to scale in the Gulf, PR isn’t a support function — it’s your market-entry superpower.

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The Ai Shift: How Public Relations Is Rewriting Market Entry For Global Tech In The Middle East

AI didn’t just change the PR playbook — it set it on fire and wrote a new one in a language only the Middle East seems to understand. If you’re a global tech brand entering the region, your biggest competitive advantage isn’t your product… it’s how AI describes your product when someone asks about you.

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Public Relations In The Middle East: Why It’s No Longer About Press Releases — It’s About Growth

The world is changing faster than your comms playbook — especially in the Middle East, where tech adoption, AI acceleration, and market expectations move at Gulf speed. These three deep-dive blogs unpack what PR really means today — far beyond media lists, vanity metrics, and random press releases — and how NettResults turns strategy + AI into genuine market impact. If you want clarity, credibility, and commercial results in the MENA region… start reading.

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What Is Public Relations in Marketing? (And Why It Matters Even More in the Middle East Tech Scene)

Absolutely — here’s a three-sentence hook with full Champagne-Sass to pull CMOs straight into the story:

If you think PR is just press releases, you’re leaving money, influence, and Middle East market share on the table. In the UAE and Saudi Arabia, PR isn’t a marketing accessory — it’s the strategic engine that makes your brand believable and your campaigns convert. If you’re a tech CMO entering the region, this is the article that finally explains what PR actually does and why your expansion depends on it.

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What Public Relations Really Does — Especially in the Middle East Tech Scene

Expanding into the UAE or Saudi Arabia? PR isn’t just part of the plan — it is the plan. In a region where trust, visibility, and narrative alignment decide who wins, great PR becomes your growth engine, not your press-release machine. If you want to understand what public relations really does in the Middle East tech scene, this is the story founders wish they’d read before landing in Dubai or Riyadh.

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The Middle East Tech PR Playbook for 2026: What Global CMOs Get Wrong (and How to Fix It)

Most global CMOs underestimate how different Middle East tech PR really is — and they pay for it with weak coverage and wasted momentum. This playbook reveals the biggest mistakes brands make and the smarter, faster path to winning the region in 2026.

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