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3 Trends for Comms Pros to Watch 1 Month Into 2024

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Communications trends that emerged in 2023 promise to gain further momentum as 2024 continues. Improved measurements prove PR’s business impact. Last year also saw advances in measurement technologies that allow PR pros to tangibly prove their business impact. CSR stresses quality over quantity. Short-form video reigns.

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Top Ways To Lose An Industry Award in 2024

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

It might feel like 2024 has just started, but in the tech PR business , “awards season” has a way of creeping up on PR and marketing teams. In 2024, course-correct if you find yourself slipping toward any of these mistakes. The post Top Ways To Lose An Industry Award in 2024 appeared first on Crenshaw Communications.

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Will 2024 be a good year for internal comms? [PR Tech Sum 55]

Sword and the Script

Staffbase offers toolset for planning, measuring internal comms Staffbase, a German company that develops internal communications rolled out a new product it calls “ Mission Control.” Second, they don’t have a measurement system to “close the loop” and understand the impact of their work on employee engagement.

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7 takeaways from a study on B2B thought leadership; why it works or doesn’t

Sword and the Script

The 2024 version is out so I spent some time perusing the report to write about it here. Comment: This finding has shown up in the study in prior years as well. 43% said it “offers concrete guidance and case studies.” Third, they want to know the vendor is capable of solving their problem for them (guidance and case studies). >>>

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No, DEI Isn’t Dead. But No One Wants To Talk About It.

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Diversity isn’t dead; but it may be hiding So it was refreshing to see the results of a new study conducted by Chief, the private executive network for women, showing that fully 80% of C-suite executives remain committed to DEI initiatives and will continue to invest in them. But I choose to look at the Chief study more optimistically.

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Why the ‘Stealing Thunder Theory’ of Crisis Comms Requires Focus and Intent

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For more articles on crisis management, please check out the May 2024 issue of Strategies & Tactics. Communicating bad news first — and incorporating values, actions and corrective measures — positions the organization to demonstrate its commitment to doing the right thing, even when mistakes occur.

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Pair of surveys show why B2B tech needs to work on their customer marketing efforts

Sword and the Script

Most B2B tech companies aim to improve customer retention this year, putting a renewed focus on building sustainable customer marketing teams that contribute to retention, and more importantly, measurable growth; Years ago, a SaaS company I was working for hired a person at the vice president level to run customer marketing.

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