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Digital PR Challenges in 2016

The Proactive Report

The Content Marketing Institute and Marketing Profs have produced two excellent reports on the state of content marketing in 2016. These are precisely the skills needed by marketing and PR pros in 2016 and beyond. Digital PR should be high on your list for 2016. DOWNLOAD THE PDF.

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2016 Media Landscape

The Proactive Report

In 2016 74% of Americans have ever access news on a mobile device. What this means for PR. Your brand newsroom should be fully responsive, pass the Google mobile-friendly test and load fast. .’ The fastest growing change is the preference for getting news on a mobile device. This is up from 54% in 2013.

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Digital PR spend increases significantly, but still not enough investment in training

Stuart Bruce

The PRCA Digital PR and Communications Report 2016 reveals a sharp rise in digital PR budgets, but continuing concern over the lack of investment in training. It’s the fourth annual Digital PR and Communications report the PRCA has produced. Digital PR training.

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Visual Content and your Brand

The Proactive Report

For your brand to penetrate that noise and actually make any meaningful contact with your intended audience, you have to be ahead of the pack these days. It’s no wonder then that visual content is the top marketing trend for 2016. Especially when you’re talking about marketing and digital PR. VISUAL REAL ESTATE.

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How Fake News Affects PR

The Proactive Report

Fake News has always been around, but 2016 saw a sudden rise in stories that were blatantly false or misleading or partially untrue. One of the core activities of PR is to get coverage for our brands or clients in the media. A Gallup poll in September 2016 showed that trust in the media has sunk to a new low.

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The Future of Twitter

The Proactive Report

That might be about to change -Twitter just reported a dismal Q4 for 2016: 16 cents per share on revenue of $717 million. Back in November 2016 the shares were $18. Apparently brands don’t consider Twitter as sexy as Instagram or Snapchat. Q: If it does go away how will that affect brands that use it for customer service?

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Who Loves Ya Baby?

The Proactive Report

Influencer marketing is all the rage right now, but how many brands are doing fan-centric marketing? Interviewed at Envision 2016 Microsoft CMO Chris Capossella described this marketing strategy as part of the digital transformation in an organization. The first step on the customer journey is awareness of the brand or product.