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[Guest Post] Five Ways to Ensure Your Next Speaker Lineup Includes More Than Just Middle Aged White Guys

Deirdre Breakenridge

[i] At the International Consumer Electronics Show I attended last week, of the twenty-two keynote speeches, only three were delivered by women. At Orate , we often hear that event organizers struggle to find female speakers for their events, particularly in the technology sector. June 4, 2014. January 7, 2014.

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Public Relations Objectives

Doctor Spin

In an era where consumers are increasingly sceptical of advertising and corporate speak, PR offers a more authentic and credible way to communicate with the public. You cannot “do marketing” towards these groups; their informational needs differ from those of potential consumers. E‑Public Relations: Impact and Efficiency.

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I Sold PR 20/20, but That’s Just the Start of the Story

PR 20/20

We will be making new investments over the coming months in talent and technology to advance the agency. Now imagine if every one of those activities could be intelligently automated to some degree with smarter marketing technology. But AI is not just in your consumer life. Invest in your future! Growing smarter.

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What’s New In B2B Tech PR For 2017

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

As almost 200,000 folks get ready for their annual excursion to Las Vegas for CES (Consumer Electronics Show) , those of us who toil in B2B tech public relations will be looking for 2017 trends to better take advantage of industry moves and stake out positions for clients. PR and content will become more automated and scaleable.

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White Paper: Want Content Success? Think Outside the Box!

Cision

As technology becomes ever-present, content strategies should include video, podcasts, games, comics, events and more. And as the content competition heats up, brands need to find ways to distribute their content, often through paid means like syndication and native advertising. How, where and when do they prefer to consume content?

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New kid on the block – Prohibition reveals all about its newest recruit…

Prohibition

I also love the way PR and comms has become far more measurable, being in a position to demonstrate the strength of your work to your clients is so satisfying, not least when there’s direct engagement with consumers. The way we reach the consumer these days is so different to five years ago.

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How to use paid media as part of an integrated PESO campaign

Stephen Waddington

These include native advertising, sponsored content, syndication; and paid influencers, search and social media. Gini Dietrich first described the relationship between different forms of media as four overlapping circles in 2014 in her book Spin Sucks: Communication and Reputation Management in the Digital Age. Native advertising.

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