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How AI is Changing the Face of Marketing

Critical Mention

“In the era of big data, we have the need to mine all of that information, and humans can no longer do it alone. AI has the capacity to create richer, more personalized digital experiences for consumers, and meet customers’ increasingly high brand expectations.” ” The rise of customer segmentation. .”

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What Lies Ahead for Public Relations in 2018?

PRSay

Digital storytelling, social listening and native advertising will all dramatically increase in significance as well, even as blogs maintain an important role in disseminating information. Knowing how to work with big data will also become more important for PR pros. Look for more PR shops to say they’re “data driven.”.

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Behind the Headlines With Lisa Martins

Cision

Personalization of these channels has led to consumers becoming more active gatekeepers in how, where and in what format they like to consume their information. PR can nimbly integrate within disciplines from advertising to digital to content creation, and offer added value from strategy to big creative themes and platforms.

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Huffington Goes Viral with Data Science – You can Too

Flack's Revenge

Those featured, however, didn’t go into detail on the role of advertising to boost reach. At last week’s NY Data Science Meetup (at Metis NYC ) we learned how the Huffington Post , the largest social publisher, is using data science to better understand which articles can benefit from a promotional push.

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Data, Privacy and Why Solo PR Pros Should Care

Solo PR Pro

Data is worth money and in the quest for funding, scientific rigor (and ethical considerations) may fall by the wayside. This fully extends to the development and application of data. Many public relations professionals use social advertising, email marketing, and media monitoring in our day to day work.

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Monday Roundup: #AMECSummit Rockstars

Waxing UnLyrical

Why: “Whether it’s a new social media network, advertising platform or technique, we need to spot it, understand it and adapt to it if we’re to reach the audiences who use it,” writes Stephen Hardwick , Director of Corporate Communications for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, in this still relevant post.

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The Real Master of Hype

Mark My Words

You can listen to modish analyses of modern communications and you can join the high priests of Google worshipping at the altar of big data. But the fact is that all of the media we consume – from the papers we read to the soundbites we retweet – boils down to ballyhoo. The Herald buckled.

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