tag attention-economy 
Stephen Waddington
FEBRUARY 16, 2020
Add an emotional trigger such as greed, envy or jealousy, and you’ve landed on the formula for the clickbait economy. Posts on social media tag individuals but dehumanise and normalise their vilification. Clickbait describes content published for no other benefit than to drive attention. It’s a cesspit.
PR for Anyone
MARCH 31, 2020
What's interesting is that people in the public relations industry usually have to get the attention of the reports or editors for them to their story to be recognized. If you know that particular reporters are right in your wheelhouse, and they're writing about the thing that you are an expert in, you can tag that reporter on Twitter.
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Sword and the Script
JUNE 6, 2023
The article reports that “the layoffs caught the internet’s attention when former employee Chris Callahan took his frustrations to LinkedIn this week. Meltwater points to the economy for slowing growth. The company also published a comprehensive piece on it’s use of AI in the last month: How Meltwater Uses AI. million, down from $14.2
Sword and the Script
JUNE 18, 2019
94) “Tell the story about the importance of transportation to the public and the state’s economy. 113) “I try to get people to pay attention (yelled very loud).”. 94) “Tell the story about the importance of transportation to the public and the state’s economy. 113) “I try to get people to pay attention (yelled very loud).”.
Sword and the Script
APRIL 2, 2019
Then the economy changed. It’s not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison but it’s enough to pay attention. Lawyers get tagged with a “laggard” label and plainly speaking, so too do PR pros. MacEwen has about legal economics, I do believe corporations had a role in the market dynamics too. Is it a deserving label?
Shift Communications
OCTOBER 24, 2014
AdWeek also chimed in with a follow-up article calling it Instagram’s “secret barter economy.”. So if Instagram’s barter economy doesn’t mean it’s time to gape at the network’s lost integrity, what does it mean? That’s worth paying attention to (and paying for). Marketing Analyst.
Waxing UnLyrical
DECEMBER 4, 2010
Image: Shawn McClung via Flickr, Creative Commons You have to really, really be paying attention to notice if someone hasn’t tweeted in a while, unless you talk to them every day. What’s important is for the organization and cause to receive attention, not the methods they use to do so. Now you see it, now you don’t.
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