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5 Tips for Getting Into Live Streaming

Cision

Over fifty people went with me as I narrated a test drive of Ford Motor Company’s 2016 Mustang, and I answered their questions in real time. . The person in front of the camera doesn’t have to be the CEO or a member of the communication team. Go outside-the-box with your content marketing. Be willing to accept mistakes.

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How Amazon Uses Brand Storytelling to Inspire Investment

Beyond PR

Communicating brand value to executives and investors isn’t about splashy websites or luxurious launch events. You’re not going to get anywhere today if you don’t have a credible, unique story,” says Ken Wincko, SVP of Marketing at Cision and PR Newswire, in Branding for Growth: A C-Level Strategy.

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Romancing the C-Suite: How to Communicate Results That Resonate

Deirdre Breakenridge

Sure, CEOs are far less likely to be wooed than a Tinder date, but there are certain steps you can take to put the odds in your favor when communicating PR results, why they’re important, and how you’ll evolve your strategy based on those findings. Begin by evaluating how much your executive knows about content. Leta holds a B.A.

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5 Ways To Mobilize Your Grassroots Supporters

Cision

You need to engage your audience using the right platforms, innovative technology and targeted communication. public affairs campaign strategist Mike Panetta of Beekeeper Group and Mark Reilly, vice president of Cision Government Relations, discussed how to motivate your supporters through an integrated strategic communication strategy.

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How to use virtual reality for public relations

Stuart Bruce

Virtual reality was a popular prediction for what’s going to be big in 2016. I think it’s a virtual reality itself as 2016 isn’t going to be the breakthrough year of mass adoption, but it is still something that PR professionals need to understand and be ready for. So what are you waiting for? Buy a Cardboard v2.0

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The Blurry Edges of PR; Off Script #11: Kevin Hartman of LTPR

Sword and the Script

During the work week, he’s an account manager with LTPR , a public relations firm based in Portland, Oregon specializing in the financial, healthcare and professional services industries, including crisis communications and litigation support. I’ve served in Army Public Affairs for nearly 17 years now.