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Jason Mudd
Jason Mudd, APR, is CEO of Axia Public Relations. He is certified in inbound marketing and is an Emmy Award-winning, accredited public relations practitioner, speaker, author and entrepreneur. Jason has been CEO of Axia since 2002.
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Recent Posts:
Miley Cyrus’ recent MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) performance with Robin Thicke may remind some of the open-mouthed moments when Elvis Presley first appeared on the Ed Sullivan show. There was risqué, tight-fitting clothing that was outside the norm for her typical audience and exceeding fashion boundaries. Dance moves with lots of gyrating hips. Numerous innuendos and shocked faces. A large foam hand. (Ok, this is certainly the wildcard in the comparison, but you get the idea.)
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Topics: media relations, public relations, reputation management, crisis communications, online reputation management, shared media
There are some new Google guidelines, and much buzz is circulating about how these rules will affect news releases (formerly known as press releases). Speculation is also swirling about how the guidelines may impact the PR industry and public relations firms as a whole.
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Topics: public relations, SEO, PR tips
Do you pay your company’s interns? Does it matter to anyone outside of your company? Not really. It’s your decision, as long as you’re following legal guidelines.
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Topics: public relations, PR tips, reputation management, crisis communications, online reputation management, shared media
If you’ve been looking for tips on revving up team morale, or how to tastefully release an employee, an audio clip of a recent AOL conference call can offer you – and millions of other listeners – some tips on how not to achieve these tasks.
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Topics: digital PR, reputation management, crisis communications, online reputation management, shared media
What’s in a name? A potential PR crisis, especially if you’re an ESPN producer who guessed at pronunciation rather than finding out the actual facts.
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Topics: media relations, public relations, PR tips, crisis communications, shared media
Want to be “happy, happy, happy” with how audiences relate to your brand? Learn these three PR strategies from one of America’s most popular reality TV families ever to hit the screen, Duck Dynasty:
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Topics: media relations, public relations, PR tips
The irony is hard to miss: Wal-Mart, in conjunction with TracFone Wireless, is involved in a class-action lawsuit regarding “Straight Talk” cellphones and data plans. Yet, no one’s talking.
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Topics: public relations, crisis communications
Topics: crisis communications
Rethinking the value of PR? In addition to attracting new customers and creating customer brand loyalty, public relations also applies to motivating your employees.
This is an often overlooked — and perhaps the most valuable — feature of PR, as motivated employees who believe in the vision, brand, product, service or expansion of your company will outperform unmotivated and skeptical employees, have greater productivity and drive more revenue for your business.
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Topics: corporate communications
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