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When Millennials Take Over [Book Review]

Waxing UnLyrical

By all accounts, Maddie Grant and Jamie Notter’s new book, When Millennials Take Over , launched to riotous success at SxSW last week. I’m going to now add my $0.02 (and yes, book reviews are back on WUL!) – it’s awesome. What When Millennials Take Over is about.

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#MeasurePR Memory (August 2018): Travel and Tourism Edition

Waxing UnLyrical

The sky’s the limit when it comes to creativity in the travel and tourism industry! Cait DeBaun leads communications for Project Time Off , a travel industry initiative to motivate Americans to take vacation and see the country. Now have access to instant information & reviews from people still on vacation #measurepr.

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Legal Marketing and Snake Oil; Off Script #21: Larry Bodine

Sword and the Script

They are the ones who get found in Google, the ones who appeal to Millennials by giving back to their community, the ones who are giving talks at meetings of clients. Also, making the most of online reviews has become important. Many clients start their online search with the best-reviewed law firms in Google.

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Revisiting The Power Of LinkedIn: 4 Etiquette Lessons From A Digital Crisis

MaccaPR

Remember those glorious days before Twitter and Facebook, when a marketing executive could be dismissive, casually cruel and outlandishly rude without becoming a viral pariah thanks to social media? Humility comes hard to all of us, but it helps when I remember the mistakes I made when I was young. Alas, times have changed.

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Applauding the community at the Fringe

PR Conversations

I’ve held a number of volunteer roles over the years, many of them board or committee participation in industry associations ( LERN , CPRS and IABC/Toronto ). Several groups presented over the morning, but it was The Toronto Fringe’s volunteer coordinator, Natasha Boomer , who provided the most-compelling pitch.

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UGC and Social Hubs: #DigitalPR Chat with Alicia Whalen

The Proactive Report

Here are a few stats that show why UGC is so important to the Digital PR mix: Fifty-nine percent of millennials say they use UGC to inform their purchase decisions about major electronics. Seventy percent of consumers place peer recommendations and reviews above professionally written content. Kissmetrics). Bazaarvoice).

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UGC and Social Hubs: #DigitalPR Chat with Alicia Whalen

The Proactive Report

Here are a few stats that show why UGC is so important to the Digital PR mix: Fifty-nine percent of millennials say they use UGC to inform their purchase decisions about major electronics. Seventy percent of consumers place peer recommendations and reviews above professionally written content. Kissmetrics). Bazaarvoice).