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What a Duck Can Do For “Social” Media Relations

Waxing UnLyrical

Each year we measure our success on whether YESS achieves its fundraising goal. Dan Winters, anchor of NBC-affiliate WHO-TV, was the winner with highest level of engagement via Twitter and Facebook (he even updated his cover photo with an image of the actual race). The motto for the Duck Derby is “Adopt a Duck. Help a Child.”

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PR Agency Best Practices for Common Content Roadblocks

Beyond PR

Verbiage like “Company Y, the world’s largest leading thought-leader in innovative, robust, ground-breaking thoughts, and world record holder for dynamic, out-of-the-box records, announces…” is often better served in a boilerplate than the first paragraph, which is precious real estate for grabbing attention.

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Social Media Marketing for Complete Beginners

ReimaginePR

It’s called the cover photo, and most brands fail to fully optimize this real estate. Get Started on Twitter. If You’re Just Getting Started: Twitter is known as the water cooler of social media. On Twitter, it’s a good idea to follow a lot of people. Twitter is an open and fast-moving conversation.

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Our PR Agency's Secrets For Top-Performing Resumes

MaccaPR

Real-world experience beyond the classroom. This is unnecessary and takes up valuable real estate on your resume that could be used for more relevant information (i.e. But the real world of agency PR is messy. Think: A simple infographic about you). Include links to online profiles, such as LinkedIn and Twitter.

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