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TechnoVision Report shows Media Coverage of Top Tech Brands in 2014

The Proactive Report

This new report shows relative 2014 media coverage for ten top business-to-business (B2B) tech brands – Amazon, Cisco, Dell, EMC, Google, HP, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, and Oracle. One click on the top line report drills down to share of voice for each brand in each of the top five B2B tech topics. com/technovision.

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Rebuilding Your Reputation: From White Collar Crime to Industry Thought Leader

Deirdre Breakenridge

I’ve been writing a lot about the Modern Communicator and answering questions that have flowed in through Twitter, Skype, LinkedIn and Facebook. What does it take to become one, and how can you be more effective with your communication, whether it’s for your professional brand or your business? Who is the Modern Communicator?

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Branded Video Is Trending. Here’s What PR Pros Need to Know.

Cision

billion in 2014 , numbers that closely mirror the increase in searches. It’s a transition to a new way of life, and brands hoping to succeed through content creation need to adapt. Branded video views increased 73 percent from Q3 of 2013 to Q3 of 2014. To what do you attribute the tremendous growth in branded video?

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15 PR and social media career moves in Minnesota in 2014

Communications Conversations

Each year, about this time, I write a post highlighting all the big PR and social media career moves here in Minnesota in the last twelve months. A lot of agency folks stay put in 2014–something I didn’t see coming. Regardless, there were a number of moves worth noting in 2014. David Folkens. Gabby Nelson.

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Three lessons corporate bloggers can takeaway from Orbit’s recent blogger research

Communications Conversations

And, more bloggers are posting long-form content than in 2014. Whereas, in 2014, it was just 808 words. To look at it another way, in 2014, it took the average blogger 2 hours and 24 minutes to write a blog post. 39% of bloggers who reported “strong results” invested 6-plus hours in writing their blog posts.

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Rotman School of Management’s PR Fail

ReimaginePR

And then he allegedly tried to gather the class under a “cone of silence” wherein they would all agree not to go the media again in such circumstances for the good of the Rotman School brand. It’s 2014! Blog Brand Storytelling' This is the school responsible for turning out our business leaders.

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Why Your Brand is Stuck in a Rut and What to Do

ReimaginePR

If people have experienced your brand and loved it, they will share. If they have experienced your brand and not loved it, they will share their experiences with others, often in ways you can’t track. People write their ideas down without any input or competition from others. It’s a being problem. BrainWriting.

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