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More on PR2020: social media activism, internal comms resurgence, storytelling and professionalism

Stephen Waddington

There were some clear misses in my original essay: social media activism, internal communications, storytelling and professionalism in PR. Social media activism: brands don’t listen In 2012 Steve Earl and I wrote a book called Brand Anarchy. Brand shaming has become commonplace. It is enjoying significant growth.

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Conference Recap: Reaching Rural Americans, Preventing Social Media Crises and Using the PESO Model

PRSay

Here are some highlights from three professional development sessions at the PRSA 2017 International Conference in Boston on Oct. The speed and accessibility of social media means that brands are always teetering on the edge of a crisis. This type of planning includes making sure that your team is communicating well internally, too. “If

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Double-dipping exposes reputation risk in blurred boundaries of PR and journalism

PR Conversations

When it comes to reputation, there is little distinction between a real conflict and a perceived one. When it comes to reputation, there is little distinction between a real conflict and a perceived one. Otherwise, the client’s reputation is as threatened as that of the agency partner. Op-Ed by Daniel Tisch, APR, FCPRS.

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Double-dipping exposes reputation risk in blurred boundaries of PR and journalism

PR Conversations

When it comes to reputation, there is little distinction between a real conflict and a perceived one. When it comes to reputation, there is little distinction between a real conflict and a perceived one. Otherwise, the client’s reputation is as threatened as that of the agency partner. Op-Ed by Daniel Tisch, APR, FCPRS.

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Harnessing the Power of Big Data for Public Relations

Waxing UnLyrical

Kingsford worked with Marketwire’s engineering team to develop a script that identified people who tweeted the words “please,” thank you” and “thanks” most frequently in 2012. Stunts are a standard tool in the public relations arsenal, but with the help of social media analytics, we’re starting to see brands take them a step further.

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The Marmite Pret-a-meter

Mark My Words

The story was picked up by a handful of regional papers and a few international titles (Washington Post, Wall Street Journal). On twitter happy customers are posting their freebies and google searches for Pret A Manger increased to its highest number since January 2012 when its first French outlet opened ( google trends – see graphs).

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2010s: The decade defined by impact

Karen Freberg

I would have never imagined this would become one key part of my brand and reputation in the industry and academy. I am forever grateful to brands like Hootsuite, HubSpot, Meltwater, Adobe, and Facebook for their investment and friendship over the years. I did not have any international trips where I just went on vacation.