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How the APR Changed My Future

PRSay

I needed the framework of a third-party endorsement from a known commodity — with infinite reach, a solid reputation and a well-articulated Code of Ethics. Conducting multi-phased details of PR initiatives evolved with ease, and command of the ever-growing owned social media channels that debuted in the early 2000s became deft.

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Behind the Headlines with Sharon Hoffman

Cision

This week, Sharon sat down with me to discuss her passion for the industry, how social media has changed journalism, and how to stay ahead in the industry! And two, to evolve a legendary brand in the digital age, keeping it relevant for a well-connected audience and introducing it to a whole new one. It’s how I find people.

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The writings on the wall

Mark My Words

The shrewd stunts of political history have involved players that have, often out of desperation, staked their reputations in order to gain an upper hand. The slab cranks the same point up to eleventy stupid and creates an image of overblown iconicity – Exodus and 2001 via the Thick of It – that no press office can control.

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7 Important Principles Of Media Coverage Every Business Needs To Know

Polaris

If you want editorial coverage for your cereal brand, first target the media who typically write about food. It’s possible to get media to cover a story that’s unrelated to their beat, but it’s tricky. Introducing yourself to media these days is easy with social media. Media Relations'

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Paying for the destruction of public relations

PR Conversations

In 2001, a British installation artist, Michael Landy, won a commission for his work, Break Down, that involved the destruction of all his possessions as a reaction to the consumerist society. That’s the output of over 2,500 leaders from business, government, international organizations, civil society, academia, media and the arts.

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3 former PR pros who made mid-career shifts and lived to talk about it

Communications Conversations

I’m also a consultant to Sprosty Network, and we’ve together worked over two years to build the brand for its RetailXelerator (RX) program (an innovation pipeline program for major corporations). I miss the issues and reputation management work, especially on corporate responsibility issues. What do you miss most about working in PR?

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A Brand Is a Business Risk to be Understood and Managed; Off Script No. 40: Brianna Carroll Boyle

Sword and the Script

Those can count the loss of trust among customers, a hit for the brand, company reputation, and potentially, revenue. So, I thought was interesting to see an experienced marketing and communications leader from the cybersecurity community, categorized the notion of brand under risk. This also brings indirect costs.

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