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Whether it’s the TV remote or your computer mouse, our society now runs on a “give it to me now or I’ll click you” model of communication. What is PR? Sometimes it's the power of a click.
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Topics: digital PR, public relations
Have you ever wondered how often you need to update social media – your company's Facebook page, for example – or when is the best time to tweet or post a link on Twitter?
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Topics: shared media
Instagram marketing is following quick on the heels of – and threatening to overtake – Pinterest's explosive growth as a photo marketing medium.
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Topics: digital PR, infographics, public relations, shared media
Are you surprised that reporters don’t jump up and down in excitement when you send them a news release?
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Topics: public relations
Topics: infographics, public relations
Before the days of financial reform credit card companies were frequently found on college campuses giving away things like koozies and calculators to anyone who would fill out an application.
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Topics: digital PR, infographics
Topics: digital PR, public relations
Should you hire a PR firm or do it yourself? Just asking the question indicates you understand the value of public relations.
- PR builds credibility – News coverage is more influential and credible than advertising.
- PR increases visibility – A news story has six times the visibility and three times the credibility of an ad.
- PR pays for itself – Public Relations offers one of the best returns on investment you can make.
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Topics: public relations, FAQ
Topics: public relations, FAQ
The Jerry Sandusky trial for child sex abuse represented the public end to the tragedy for the victims, but it also represented a public relations opportunity for a group dedicated to giving a voice to the victims of child sexual abuse.
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Topics: shared media
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