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ZudePR
DECEMBER 30, 2016
I’ve read some corking books this year. And this book came up. Reading this book inspired me to write this blog post , which has been shared more than 1700 times on social media. #2: Quite simply the best marketing book I’ve ever read (and I’ve read a few). ” More than 100 books. Sign Up Now. #1:
PRSay
OCTOBER 24, 2018
Human communication is global and instant, and leaders must now master public relations as the essential management skill by which they can achieve goals quickly, efficiently and consistently. In 2010, Nissan Motor Company had contracted with Mitsubishi in a joint venture to design and produce minicars. to $3.97) per share.
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PR Conversations
JANUARY 29, 2015
James W Irwin, author of the next chapter being serialised from the 1948 book, Your Public Relations, was a member of one such group, The Wise Men , an invitation-only network of PR counsellors informally founded in 1938 in the New York apartment of John W Hill, another of the book’s authors.
PR Conversations
JANUARY 29, 2015
James W Irwin, author of the next chapter being serialised from the 1948 book, Your Public Relations, was a member of one such group, The Wise Men , an invitation-only network of PR counsellors informally founded in 1938 in the New York apartment of John W Hill, another of the book’s authors.
Polaris
MARCH 6, 2015
In this book, Snow identifies 9 principles to help explain how some of today’s most successful innovators—comedians, business people, designers, inventors, athletes and more—are able to use less effort to achieve much more. After graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, he wrote for Fast Company and Wired.
Deirdre Breakenridge
FEBRUARY 2, 2015
In this two-part series, I will share with you how some people are naturally drawn to the spotlight, and what companies can do to harness that talent to engage their customers to drive sales. The idea was sparked from a conversation I had with Gini Dietrich as we were developing the launch strategy for my new book, Sticky Branding.
NewsWhip
FEBRUARY 19, 2021
Companies, like people, need a minimum threshold of reputation to operate in society. If everyone believes a company is cooking their books, ruining the environment, abusing their staff, burning their suppliers, they’ll soon lose customers, staff, and, in regulated industries, their literal license to operate.
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