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Paul Nolan

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North Carolina, Twin Cities
As seen in: Sales and Marketing Management, Nature, RTÉ, Racing Post, PRovoke Media, Super Lawyers, Money Marketing, Airport Improvement
Covers:  legal issues sales and marketing business trends employee engagement and motivation digital marketing airport management general interest and feature stories
Doesn't Cover: Not a big science writer
Twin Cities-based writer and editor.

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I’m an award-winning writer, editor and digital marketer who takes a detail-oriented approach to written communication.

I have created compelling marketing content for law firms around the U.S., including website pages, blogs, videos and pay-per-click advertising pages.

Other work includes writing, editing and compiling content for a national B2B sales and marketing publication, as well as writing regular stories produced for trade publications and alternative weekly newspapers.

Paul Nolan’s Journalist Portfolio

salesandmarketing.com

salesandmarketing.com

Since 2002, I have been the editor of this B2B sales and marketing publication. I steer editorial direction, …

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Long Beach Airport & Airline Partners Phase Out Fossil Fuels for Ground Support Equipment

Long Beach Airport & Airline Partners Phase Out Fossil Fuels for Ground Support Equipment

I write regularly for Airport Improvement magazine. This is an example of an article I wrote for them. I knew…

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Paul Allen on Jeff Dubay, Brett Favre, the Vikings | City Pages

Paul Allen on Jeff Dubay, Brett Favre, the Vikings | City Pages

A profile written for the City Pages, a Minneapolis alternative weekly, on local sports radio personality Pau…

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TSA Funds and Deploys Digital Checkpoint Signage to Help Celebrate America’s 250th

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By Paul Nolan Verified
| Airport Improvement Verified
by | Aug 24, 2026 | Security It’s the United States’ 250th birthday this year, and TSA is sending presents to celebrate. The federal agency is providing digital towers that display patriotic messaging along with instructions to help guide passengers through security checkpoints. Installations have occurred at 12 major airports in 10 cities nationwide (see list on Page 75), with most locations receiving three units each. Key players involved with the initiative expect it to grow significantly.
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Meaningful Gifts Don’t Happen by Accident

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By Paul Nolan Verified
| Sales and Marketing Management Verified
On the spectrum of how much thought is devoted to various business strategies, corporate gifting is closer to the decision about what coffee should be supplied in the lunchroom than how marketing can be effectively aligned with sales or what AI tools are most important to build into the current sales process. Gifting just hasn’t been able to shed the image in many businesses of being a nagging “because we’ve always done it” task that gets handed off to a middle manager or an executive assistant.
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Memories – and Better Business Relationships – Are Made of This

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By Paul Nolan Verified
| Sales and Marketing Management Verified
The axiom about good things coming in small packages reminds people that things of great value don’t need to be large. The latest gifting trend the corporate world has adopted is that things of great value don’t need to be “things” at all. Rather than show appreciation to high-value customers, key employees or essential channel partners with merchandise, corporate leaders are choosing gifts of experiences.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Report for the Daily World in Aberdeen, WA, where Kurt Cobain grew up.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Not only have I used a typewriter, it was one that didn't plug in.

How is social media changing news?

Making news coverage sloppier and less trustworthy.