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The Case for Consistent Business Development

Solo PR Pro

Whether you gain new business through referrals, networking or advertising, you need visibility, credibility and relationship to win new business. You can establish visibility by networking, advertising, blogging, speaking, social media and more. As a solo consultant, your reputation is integral to your brand.

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5 Great Girl-power PR campaigns you may have forgotten

5W PR

The campaign gained ground after then-current first lady Laura Bush joined as an ambassador in 2003, soon thereafter, the John F. The brand sought to battle unrealistic depictions of beauty typically relied on in the industry, and consequently launched a campaign to highlight images of “real” women in their marketing.

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How to Prepare a PR Crisis Plan

Prohibition

A PR crisis is a negative story about your brand that threatens the reputation of your organisation, causes reputational damage, or negatively impacts sales or stock value. In today’s world, a negative story about your brand or organisation could go viral in an instant. Your brand could be dragged through the mud.

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A Measurement Summit for All Reasons

Katie Paine's Measurement Blog

Including everything from how to communicate while the Russians invade your country to how to measure an entirely new way of branding, called “unbranding.” (Yes, You’ll have to read the story and watch the very moving film to find out how a campaign with no branding helps achieve communication goals. Yes, really!)

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Is it Time to Retire Roasting?

Mindful Marketing

A well-known fast-food chain seems to think so, or at least it believes roasting others is the recipe for building its brand. Insurance companies like Aflac, Geico, and Progressive are well-known for luring consumers with levity via advertising slapstick, usually at the expense of their own corporate characters: Duck, Gecko, and Flo.

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How Product Placement Can Drive Consumer Trends

5W PR

The right product placement can prove to be a huge windfall both for the entertainment media and for the brand in question. Movie and TV producers make some extra money for their budget, and the brands get massive exposure as well as an emotional connection with the audience. But product placement can do even more than that.

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A call for a public inquiry into the impact of media and tech on democracy

Stephen Waddington

I’ve written up examples of dubious practice on my blog along the way. Ads banned by Google Google stopped eight Conservative Party Election ads for violating Google’s advertising policy. Piers Morgan brands Boris Johnson a ‘fridge-hider’ after PM takes cover from Good Morning Britain ambush , The Metro ).