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Steps to take before you run an agency review

Mercer Island Group created this checklist for CMOs to reference before conducting an agency review.

 

When a marketer decides it is time to leave a client-agency relationship, uncertainty that they’re getting the best for their organization can add stress to an already stressful process. A move means a client loses the benefits of a long-standing relationship that was rooted in a deep understanding of an organization’s needs and challenges.

 

Still, if a move becomes necessary, how can you as a marketer ensure you land on the best agency for your company? What steps can you take to streamline the process of conducting an agency review? Mercer Island Group has compiled a checklist for marketers to aid in agency transitions.


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Topics: corporate communications, internal communications

I’ll Have a Jack and Coke, Please

Axia’s 60-Second Impact

60 Seconds of Information Impacting You and Your Fast-Forward Economy

 

July 2022 – Unconventional is Becoming Conventional in PR

 

Public relations teams are stretching the bounds and challenging the status quo to reach audiences with memorable brand moments they’ll never forget. From shared marketing with insanely popular pairings to new concepts like sonic branding, we’ll look at the latest strategies shaping the future of PR.


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Topics: 60-Second Impact

How diversity innovates in the PR industry

Diversity and inclusion leads to better ideas and innovation.

 

The shift to making your workforce more diverse has been increasingly prominent worldwide, and for good reason. Diversity brings new ideas to the table from those who have different perceptions of the public relations field. Innovation is the name of the game in PR. Creating a diverse and inclusive cast of PR professionals could help your organization tackle issues in a new and creative way.


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Topics: PR tips

Fanocracy: What it is and what it means with author David Meerman Scott

In this episode, author of Wall Street Journal’s best-selling “Fanocracy” David Meerman Scott goes into depth about his book and the science surrounding it. He describes what “fanocracy” is, why free things make loyal customers, the science behind fans and the ways to gain them, why passion is infectious, and much more. This episode will give great insight into your consumers’ minds and help you strategically use the information you learn.

 

Tune into this episode to learn more about how to gain fans and customers.


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Topics: On Top of PR

Do’s and don'ts of influencer marketing

Influencer marketing can improve your brand if done effectively.

 

Influencer marketing is one of the most successful and result-oriented ways to increase your brand’s awareness. It is a strategic way of marketing to connect your brand with an audience similar to your niche, bringing you high-quality leads.

 

Since social media networks have taken off, influencer marketing has become more important than ever. It is an efficient way to increase your social media engagement and direct high traffic to your websites.


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Topics: shared media, influencer marketing, social media

How Forrester’s 2022 predictions affect strategic communication and PR

Analyzed through the scope of strategic communication, the guide tells brands how to stand out in light of new trends.

 

As we continue deeper into 2022 and the business landscape continues to change, Forrester Research released its annual predictions, titled “Disruptive Forces Necessitate Bold Decisions,” stating that “the new normal will be more new than it will be normal.” Forrester’s predictions are already evident in business and technology, so what may 2022 have in store for strategic communication and public relations? Below are several of Forrester’s predictions that hold big implications for the industry and provide


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Topics: digital PR, PR tips, online public relations, strategy

Don’t forget the consumer when doing PR for a new product

Forgetting how your service can help a consumer can cost you when launching a new product

 

Let’s say your company has made and rolled out a new product. Everything looks great on your end, but people aren’t buying it for some reason. The product is well reviewed by the people buying it, and there aren’t any deficiencies that would draw ire from consumers, so it’s not the product itself causing the lack of sales. You just don’t know what’s causing this.

 

One big issue that could be causing this problem: In your enthusiasm for developing and marketing, your company forgot to create context for your product to directly tell consumers how it can help them.


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Topics: PR tips, product launch

3 surefire ways to increase your website’s domain authority

Search engine optimization is an essential part of increasing domain authority.

 

Domain authority is a metric used to measure how well your website will place in a given search. Domain authority, also called DA, was first developed by Moz and will rank your website from zero to 100 in terms of search engine placement. Understanding how to effectively increase your domain authority ranking through search engine optimization is essential for positioning your website at the top of a potential customer’s search results.


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Topics: SEO, online public relations

3 ways to make your company’s news newsworthy

To earn media coverage, your news must be interesting to more than just your internal audience.

 

There is a stark difference between news that is important to your company and its internal audience and news that is important to your company’s external audience. Your internal audience may include employees and shareholders, while your target external audience might be new and existing customers or clients, the general public, those in your industry, and niche enthusiasts. If you want to make your news “newsworthy” to external audiences, it’s critical to understand the difference between these two audiences. 


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Topics: media relations, earned media, news media

PR ethics with Mark McClennan

In this episode, Mark McClennan, 2016 PRSA National Chair and host of EthicalVoices, shares his expertise on ethics. Mark and On Top of PR host Jason Mudd, APR, discuss ethics in public relations, ethical failures, advice for dealing with ethical dilemmas, why people are making unethical decisions, how to have a difficult conversation with an unethical person, and how to encourage ethical responsibility in your company.

Tune in to learn more about ethics in PR and your company.


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Topics: ethics, On Top of PR

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