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The Magical PR Strategy Question

Doctor Spin

Brand identity and brand image are essential ingredients of strong brands, and congruence between the two can enhance brand loyalty and adapt to changing communication environments.” Source: Journal of Brand Management 2 Nandan, S. Journal of Brand Management, 12, 264–278. link] 2 Nandan, S.

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Do I Need a Social Media Marketing Manager?

Landis PR

In 2005, the year after Facebook went live, that number was 5 percent. From brand storytelling to new commerce opportunities, social channels offer companies an unmatched opportunity to reach and engage consumers. Today, SJSU teaches social media in the Business, Communications and Journalism majors. Fast forward to today.

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Boris Johnson and what brands can learn from him

Mark My Words

I for one am not persuaded by the shambolic, blonde and much-loved “buffoon” with a relentlessly cheerful brand of racism and homophobia. Is he really the best ambassador for ‘Brand Britain’? 2004: Writes The Spectator that Liverpudlian fans were drunk and therefore partially responsible for the Hillsborough disaster.

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5 technologies that will change how you do PR

Presspage

The PR world will also see this change - machines will be able to understand public sentiment in real time by leveraging millions of gigabytes of data, write natural and insightful copy, and tailor it to audiences in a highly targeted way, all without human intervention. This graph shows the rise of data in the past decade.

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10 Million Reasons to Make AI Education Accessible for Marketers

PR 20/20

Then, I found my path by doing the only thing I knew I was passionate about at the time—I began to write. Scripps School of Journalism spring quarter of my junior year. I spent five years at that agency after graduation, then started my marketing firm, PR 20/20 , in 2005. That was the same year that IBM Watson won on Jeopardy!

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2016: When PR Turned to the Dark Side

Flatiron Communications

In 2005, I started a PR-focused “weblog” that sought to make transparent an industry whose machinations could clearly benefit from more sunlight. It provides communications strategists a roadmap for the manipulation of a pliable public that historically has placed its trust in quality journalism but no longer does.

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Fast Five Q&A With BusinessWeek Senior Writer Stephen Baker

Bad Pitch Blog

Lo, a long time ago in May of 2005, his and Heather Green’s co-written cover story “Blogs Will Change Your Business” made quite an impact on corporate America. So, this is a reason BPB wanted to hear his thoughts on the state of journalism, PR and the thing we call "today''s media." But there will be holes in coverage.