Fri.Jul 22, 2016

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4 Ways to Leverage Google Analytics for PR Measurement

Cision

PR has evolved over the years, so it comes as no surprise the way we report about the success of PR efforts has changed significantly too. From media impressions to key message placement, there are a number of ways to measure success of PR campaigns depending on your overall objectives. By now, you’ve probably heard how Google Analytics can help PR and marketing professionals expand their reporting capabilities, telling a much more holistic story about target audiences.

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Earning the APR: Full Immersion

PRSay

Earning the APR takes nothing less than immersing yourself completely in the process as if you’re learning a new language. In the beginning of my journey into the Accreditation process, I was confident in my experience. Preparing for the Readiness Review panel, I pulled together my portfolio and practiced my presentation relentlessly. I was convinced that was the hardest part of the process.

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Why aren’t more brands using Facebook 360 photos so far?

Communications Conversations

By now, most of us know that video is completely taking over Facebook. We heard as much from Contently last week. Heck, some brands are going to an (almost) all-video newsfeed (ah-em, Oreo ). But, thanks to a new piece of functionality recently rolled out by Facebook, brands still have an opportunity to immerse their fans using PHOTOS like never before.

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How the 2016 Presidential Race May Change Brand Communications

PR News

Brand communicators seek to influence the undecided and convince them of the value of the product or service they’re representing. They try to accomplish this through third-party media coverage, the sharing of their own content and community engagement. Once upon a time, politicians sought the same end and used similar means. Things have changed.

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Peter H. Paulsen’s Inspiring Tale Continues to Resonate in 2024

Two years after its initial release, Peter H. Paulsen’s book, From Brick and Mortar to Prosperity, continues to inspire readers around the globe.

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The revolution will not be television

Steve Barrett on PR

Consumer companies of all types are assessing their big broadcast and print media buys to see if there are more effective ways to spend their marketing money.

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4 Steps to Refocus PR Measurement on Metrics that Matter: Part 1

Waxing UnLyrical

You’ll recall I told you how, when I was in London about a month ago, AMEC unveiled its integrated evaluation framework 2.0 (2.0 added by me) – a really practical way to identify and track the right markers for PR programs and campaigns. It’s really nifty, so if you haven’t as yet looked at it, please do. The architects of the scorecard – Richard Bagnall, Prof.

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How the 2016 Presidential Race May Change Brand Communications

PR News

Brand communicators seek to influence the undecided and convince them of the value of the product or service they’re representing. They try to accomplish this through third-party media coverage, the sharing of their own content and community engagement. Once upon a time, politicians sought the same end and used similar means. Things have changed.

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Why Public Relations is Crucial to the Success of Paid Social Media Campaigns

RH Strategic

Twitter. Facebook. Facebook Live. Instagram. Pinterest. Periscope. The list goes on. Social media is at the forefront of our modern society, with companies of all shapes and sizes trying to figure out how to use these various platforms in a way that achieves business objectives. This could be anything from increasing thought leadership, to engaging.

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Welcome to the Party of Trump

Mora Communications

It’s not that Trump is a political genius, but that his form of PR intersects with our current cultural zeitgeist of reality TV and gleeful watching of train wrecks (metaphorically speaking) on social media. The litany of political faux pas he’s made along the line, whether about Mexicans, McCain, or Muslims would have derailed a campaign in the past.

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Are Your Impact Comms Resonating With Stakeholders?

Whether your organization is at the start of its sustainability and impact journey or years into it, many brands share a common concern: the uncertainty of whether they are sending stakeholders mixed messages. Creating content that speaks to your audience's “love language” can be a tricky dance. But, worry not! 3BL has put together tips to ensure that your content not only finds its rhythm but also resonates with your target audiences.

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Why public relations is crucial to the success of paid social media campaigns

RH Strategic

Twitter. Facebook. Facebook Live. Instagram. Pinterest. Periscope. The list goes on. Social media is at the forefront of our modern society, with companies of all shapes and sizes trying to figure out how to use these various platforms in a way that achieves business objectives. This could be anything from increasing thought leadership, to engaging.

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Why public relations is crucial to the success of paid social media campaigns

RH Strategic

Twitter. Facebook. Facebook Live. Instagram. Pinterest. Periscope. The list goes on. Social media is at the forefront of our modern society, with companies of all shapes and sizes trying to figure out how to use these various platforms in a way that achieves business objectives. This could be anything from increasing thought leadership, to engaging.