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How AI Can Help Your PR Strategy

Onclusive

A 2016 survey from Narrative Science found that 58 percent of enterprise business executives are already using predictive analytics within their organization. What this means for PR. Unfortunately, 82 percent of practitioners say they have no way to evaluate the return they receive on PR. Spot brand & revenue indicators.

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20 PR and Marketing Predictions for 2022

Sword and the Script

PR grows more in demand. Now more than ever, brands are understanding the importance of building trust and being transparent with their audiences, not to mention the value of clear communication. This year, we’ve seen brands and agencies alike trying – and struggling – to find and hire strong PR pros. Data-driven PR.

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Don’t Be Outdated: Why It’s Important to Refresh Your Models

Shift Communications

This very early application of content marketing came at the perfect time, in a number of ways. For the blogosphere, it came at a time when the demand for content on indoor pools was not met with a satisfactory supply. Their efforts are what we know of today as “content marketing.”

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SHIFT Archives: The Best of Q4 2015

Shift Communications

Our top posts from the fourth quarter of 2015 focused on best and worst times for press releases, connecting PR and sales, and measuring PR for 2016 planning. Ah, the question on every PR pro’s mind. That’s why we collected the key understandings needed to explain the profitability of PR to a sales team.

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Twitter’s New Algorithm

Shift Communications

Twitter announced on February 10, 2016 that it would be rolling out a new feature which prioritizes “the best tweets from people you know.” It’ll also enable you to aptly take advantage of best tweets for your brand and think of how to engage with your followers from a new perspective. Content Relevancy is Higher Than Ever.

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