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How the APR Changed My Future

PRSay

As co-chair of PRSA’s marketing committee for Accreditation in Public Relations, I receive many questions from peers about the credential: How does the APR make you a better communicator? 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.

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Is It Right to Sell Others Short?

Mindful Marketing

by David Hagenbuch - professor of Marketing at Messiah University - ​author of Honorable Influence - founder of Mindful Marketing You’re a basketball player whose team just won the NCAA Division I national championship! However, at least one financial markets expert suggests that advantage is exaggerated.

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In-Housing Trend: What PR Agencies and Marketing Firms can Learn from Law Firms

Sword and the Script

It mirrors a trend that’s already underway in PR’s sibling departments in marketing and advertising. For example, there have been numerous surveys and a pile of anecdotal evidence that CMOs are bringing more marketing work in-house. MacEwen has about legal economics, I do believe corporations had a role in the market dynamics too.

Agency 95
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The Cherry on the Cake

Maxim Behar

Maxime Behar: It's a unique Code of Ethics that I wrote in 2001. A market without limes is not a market. I call it marketing though, not aphrodisiac. Since the financial crisis in 2008. Here's a very small part of the history I have as a person in journalism with a long career path, then in private business.

Course 59
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A critical review of Excellence Theory in an era of digital communication

Stephen Waddington

The first model is publicity or press agent, the second is public relations information model, the third asymmetric persuasion, and the final one — the two-way symmetrical model — has become accepted as a formal definition of best practice for communication in Western markets between an organisation and its audiences.