Used properly, social-media platforms can be extremely efficient at uncovering trends, discovering influencers, tracking coverage and building a brand, all things that PR is accountable for. But it takes time to use social media well.
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Consumers Say Discounts Help Drive Loyalty; Marketers Collect Plenty of Data, But Not the Kind That They Need
December 9th, 2013 by PRNEWSThe vast majority of Americans (93%) are loyal to stores that have sales on products they frequently purchase while 86% said they buy promotional products, according to a recent released by Synqera.
Case Study: Lamaze Uses Real Stories to Deliver More Relevant Content And Help Women Make Right Birth Choices
November 25th, 2013 by PRNEWSThe babies just keep on coming. More than a few states in America are experiencing baby booms.
Digital Technology: Uncomplicated, But Oh So Frustrating; Brands Must Take Additional Pains To Build Up Character
November 25th, 2013 by PRNEWSJust 15% of Americans believe that digital technology has complicated their lives while 87% said that frustrations with usability on the Web and mobile devices have created negative perceptions about brands.
How To Adopt the 5 Gospels of News Writing
November 25th, 2013 by Reg RoweThe purpose of a news release is to tell a story that grabs a reporter’s attention and results in a placement in a publication, online outlet or on air.
Strategic Corporate Giving: Laser-Like Focus Sparks Solid PR Results
November 25th, 2013 by Erica ChristensenChoosing the best fit for your company’s philanthropic efforts is a challenge in any economy. At CA Technologies , we decided to be more strategic in our giving.
Communicators Play Key Role In Reinvention of Sales and Marketing
November 25th, 2013 by PRNEWSDespite the constant flux in marketing and communications, some if not many of the changes that are being bandied about in the marketplace often take on a Groundhog-Day quality.
Wake-Up Call In Survey of PR Profession
November 25th, 2013 by Howard SholkinAn online survey of public relations professionals uncovered insights—both encouraging and worrisome—related to the responsibilities and leadership in the communications profession.
How To Get PR Boots on The Ground
November 18th, 2013 by Dorian CundickOur friends in marketing have been conducting observational research for years, and now leading communicators are following suit. Think of it as a tactical adaptation bred of a Darwinian necessity—it’s a messaging jungle out there, and if we are to survive we must be ruthlessly in touch with our stakeholders’ realities so we can somehow influence them with our words and images.
Creating a Culture of Professional Development
November 18th, 2013 by Barbara BatesPeople often spend their workdays stuck in the “important and urgent” mindset—things that need to happen and need to happen now. With budgets, deadlines and pressing client requests, it can be difficult to find time for anything else. But spending too much of your workday stuck here limits professional growth and development.