The Public Relations Blog

Jason Mudd describes how to build a brand and reputation for staffing and human resources companies using ADP monthly job reports. 

Develop a powerful portfolio to show your company’s value

Your portfolio is your company’s way of telling the world your services are proven to solve your customers’ needs. However, it’s easy to think creating a portfolio is simply gathering high-profile client results on one page to dazzle and impress potential customers. There’s more to your portfolio than making a fancy first impression.

Vishing is another term for voice phishing, and it is the fraudulent practice of making phone calls or leaving voice messages impersonating reputable companies to convince individuals to reveal personal information, such as bank details and credit card numbers.

A strong social media presence is essential for companies to drive toward success. Social media is becoming the main ingredient to creating a successful marketing strategy. Companies move onto social media to gain their audience's attention, and among various social media channels, Facebook has become the most used social media platform with more than 2 billion monthly active users. 

Facebook remains a great way to reach your target audience for marketing your business. But did you know that, like Google, Facebook has a ranking algorithm? If your Facebook page is SEO-optimized with great content, you will gain more visibility.

Start making fresh, custom graphics with Canva

High-quality graphics are vital for your website. However, creating them isn’t easy; you’ll usually need dedicated graphic designers, and once the graphics are made, you’ll have to share the raw file within your company, ensure people in your company have dedicated graphic editors installed, and be sure they know how to use them. What if there was a simpler way to make your own custom graphics and share them?

There is, and it’s called Canva.

Google’s algorithm has been based on links ever since its inception. Link building is one of its top three ranking factorsRecent reports that an agency executive covertly bought a news site that covers the PR industry and used it for dishonorable activities left the public relations industry gasping. This post objectively unravels the story surrounding Ronn Torossian and his agency’s deceptive activities around acquiring and operating Everything-PR.

Having purchased Everything-PR in 2014, Torossian and his agency proceeded to turn the site into a self-serving machine. 

"Ranking without links is really, really hard." - Google.

Google’s algorithm has been based on links ever since its inception. Link building is one of its top three ranking factors. Undoubtedly, it is one of the most challenging search engine optimization tasks. It requires quality links with high authority to rank well on search engine ranking pages. 

If you struggle to find effective white-hat link building techniques, we can help you. Here are the most practical link-building tips and tricks. 

Axia’s 60-Second Impact

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

March 2022 – Harnessing Change

Major companies like Facebook, now Meta, are completely rewriting their own stories overnight. Rebranding takes mountains of preparation, but “reculturing” is an entirely visceral journey to the core of who you are and why you do what you do as a company. Today, we’ll look at complete paradigm shifts in marketing leadership to help you stay one step ahead.

Use the right graphics to help your company’s public relations

Graphics are core to how your company presents itself to the rest of the world. They not only let you show off your company’s products, but they’re also essential for creating the image you want to broadcast and for helping engage users on your company’s website or social media outlets. 

It can be tempting to skimp on graphics and use low-quality ones to save some money, but you need to use high-quality images to give the best impression of you and your company. Low-quality graphics that look like they came from the early 2000s might’ve worked back then, but in a world of crisp and high-resolution graphics, you’ll look bad.

Removable media is any type of storage device you can remove from a computer while the system is running. As marketing, public relations, and communications employees, the amount of files you have on your computer probably exceeds the amount of storage available. To store this excess data, you use a removable media device, such as a flash drive, SD card, or other hard drive.