Waxing UnLyrical

OCTOBER 31, 2010

Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali Weekly Roundup: Trick or Treat October 31st, 2010 Tweet Today’s Hallowe’en. But in the spirit of the day, here are seven posts for your Hallowe’en hilarity. Up to you.

Small Business 51

Small Business Tourism Measurement Social Media 51

Stephen Waddington

AUGUST 27, 2018

Four Models of Public Relation In 1984, James Grunig and Todd Hunt published the Four Models of Public Relations as part of their book Managing Public Relations.[i] i] The model describes the different forms of communication between an organisation and its stakeholders.

Communications 60

Communications Analysis Web Handbook 60

Mora Communications

SEPTEMBER 9, 2015

When pitching your film to the media remember –. The media does not want to be sold, they have no interest in being sold, what they want are stories. The media is constantly in need of new stories and that’s where you come in. The media is constantly in need of new stories and that’s where you come in.

Film 45

Film Pitching Radio Newspapers 45

Bad Pitch Blog

MAY 13, 2009

En masse, the media and other influencers have, at best, come to accept email as their preferred communications tool. Some of our friends who work in the media get so many junky emails that they don’t even see ours sometimes. After all, I am emailing to my book editor just today. How boring!—we

Pitching 40

Pitching Film Radio Twitter 40

MaccaPR

FEBRUARY 10, 2015

Welcome to your Taylor Swift Master Class in Social Media Marketing! Who better to instruct us in social media marketing than this 25-year-old, 7-time Grammy Award-winning “public relations genius” (in the words of the Washington Post)? Taylor uses social media to connect one-on-one with 100 million fans at a time.

Social Media 48

Social Media Marketing Media YouTube 48

PR Conversations

APRIL 21, 2016

Being absorbed with ‘The Message’ and forgetting all about the specific context of the communication that is needed. Gender-inclusiveness aside, there’s a plethora of other areas that need similar “consciousness” in communication. Consciously think of it as in-sourcing communication and employee engagement.

Employee 40

Employee Internal International Corporate 40