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Public Relations: The Two Sides of Information Access

Waxing UnLyrical

Boston and the world recently got an unfortunate and disturbing lesson on and reminder of the power…and the perils…of information access. The perils lay in the ability of anyone, anywhere…at any time…to acquire information that, sadly, could be used to inflict harm on others. We’re past that point.

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Building a perfect pitch? The story is in the data

Onclusive

Savvy communicators know that there is more to a perfect pitch than simply good writing, and media relations is not just about distributing these stories to the media. Understanding what to pitch, to whom and what’s working / not working requires access to relevant information. Earning their attention.

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How PR Can Boost A B2B Brand

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

And it’s often very cost-effective relative to consumer public relations. She has access to huge amounts of information — customer reviews, trade articles, analyst reports and research, and firsthand experiences from professional peers. A strategic PR campaign can influence the buying decision.

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Five Steps to Manage Client-Agency Relationships

Landis PR

By Brianne Murphy Miller Note: This is a reposted blog by Public Relations Global Network. I’m talking about a two-pager (google sheet, tracker, project management software, whatever) that itemizes activities in weeks, months, quarters. Use the technology we all have access to. Do not leave this vital information unsaid.

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28 Plus Public Relations Resources to Brush up and Stay Sharp in Comm

Sword and the Script

It also made me realize I can easily list out other public relations resources that I review on at least a monthly basis. This list isn’t intended to be exhaustive, but rather the resources below are some that I find helpful and think you might too. I may add or remove resources over time.

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CIPR State of the Profession survey is a miss on COVID-19

Stephen Waddington

Almost six months later the public relation profession is quite different. Almost six months later the public relation profession is quite different. COVID-19 impact: The crisis is already putting pressure on agency-side employment in the PR industry according to the PRCA.

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The Pivot From Traditional to Online Education

Reputation Us

Today’s higher education and learning environment is offering students many unique opportunities, such as a traditional four-year university, a two-year community college, a gap year, or a full-time job with classes on the side. For more information, visit [link]. Do you see it as only a four-year university?