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Social’s Place in the PESO Model: Q&A With Gini Dietrich

Cision

We recently chatted with Gini Dietrich, founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich , to learn more about the importance and benefits of implementing the PESO (paid, earned, shared and owned) model. How can the PESO model help brands achieve success on social? Why haven’t more brands adopted the PESO model? We have to do better.

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How we plan comms campaigns with the PESO model

Frederik Vincx

Reading Time: 4 minutes Communication professionals are increasingly turning to the PESO model when planning their PR campaigns. The PESO model, developed by Gini Dietrich, lead blogger at the PR and marketing blog Spin Sucks , identifies the four media types — Paid, Earned, Shared, and Owned — and merges them together.

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Forget “Better PR” — The PR Industry Needs Education

Doctor Spin

You and I must save the PR industry. PR is in constant flux, and our industry must evolve. It was a golden opportunity for PR to gain traction in a space dominated by two-way communication, relationships, and trust circles. How Marketing Kicked Our PR Ass. The PESO model is there, but it also isn’t.

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The 7 “New” Rules Of Digital PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Do you work in digital PR? The difference between digital PR and “traditional” PR is fuzzy, yet worth examining, because it has transformed our profession in so many ways. In some ways PR hasn’t changed that much. Digital PR practitioners have had to step up and learn new skills.

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How to modernize your PR team workflow – The Essential Guide

Frederik Vincx

Reading Time: 24 minutes This guide provides you with a thorough 5-step plan to evaluate and improve the workflow of your PR team. What’s ahead: Map your PR team workflow. Hence, this isn’t a typical 500-word blog post with 10 tips to ( insert random PR activity ). PR teams need to adapt to the changing consumer.

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