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What B2C Can Learn From B2B PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Some of this reputation is deserved; it’s true that B2C PR is often more glamorous and accessible than B2B. Promoting marketing automation software to corporate executives is very different from marketing luxury shoes or helping a whole-grain snack bar reach health-conscious women, for example. Nerds, after all, have become cool.

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The Most Interesting PR Tech Announcements in 2019 [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

Talkwalker has introduced a new feature it’s calling Customer Data +. The feature enables “enterprises to analyze customer conversations from owned data sources” and let the Talkwalker AI engine analyze it. PR wants to work with fair and reputable reporters the same way reporters want to work with credible sources.

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Earned Media Rising Podcast With Cision CMO, Chris Lynch

Cision

It seems like maybe the C-suite is much more aware of the value that communications and reputation can add to an enterprise. But then you also have customer service and customer experience teams that are focused on when someone just has a bad, or a good, customer experience and how you react to that.

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Hopes, Dreams and Sage Advice: 40+ Marketing and PR predictions for 2023

Sword and the Script

This will contribute to even more noise, and it will make high-quality corporate content both more appreciated and harder to find.”. The tool and pricing are also clearly aimed at the enterprise level, not generally practical for small to midsized SMB vendors. Rather, AI will be used to create a lot of filler and SEO bait.

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The Best Way To Prepare For Artificial Intelligence In Public Relations

Beyond PR

Teams employing AI handling external communication would be wise to have plans to manage reputation should anything go awry,” he wrote. When used effectively, machines can get smarter about how to book hotels, solve customer service issues, and much more. Humans build trust with humans — not bots.”.

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Your profession needs you

Stephen Waddington

This isn’t purely the domain of private enterprise. Increasingly our public services, from swimming pools to transportation, are driven by profit rather than public service. The pursuit of a purpose beyond making money has almost become a religion in modern corporate communications. It often does more harm than good.