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Voice as the Next Tool

5W PR

Visual content, logos, and reputation are still valuable, but getting the attention of today’s consumer has gotten more difficult because of all the advertising chatter and clutter. As such, the tone would be expected to be exciting for a product launch while empathetic toward an unhappy customer. Document Everything.

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B2B Launch Checklist: Micro-Moments and the Buyer Experience

Shift Communications

When we B2B PR folks sit down to put together the latest version of XYZ product launch, what comes to mind? S ocial advertising is still cost effective, and budgeting for Twitter/LinkedIn/Facebook advertising (with images please!) should be part of every launch strategy. How many hits we can get? Blog series?

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An “Interview” with ChatGPT: What is Public Relations? How Has PR Changed? Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Comms Pros?

Sword and the Script

Event planning: PR practitioners may plan events such as product launches, conferences, or charity events to get media attention and generate positive publicity. Influencer relations: PR practitioners may work to build relationships with influencers and get them to promote an organization or its products.

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Improved Social PR via the Employee Advocacy Route

Waxing UnLyrical

You could be connected to exactly who you are trying to reach through your employees, whether they are customers, partners or potential employees. You could connect your customer service team with customers, your sales team with prospects and bring your entire workforce closer to who they are serving via employee advocacy.

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Hopes, Dreams and Sage Advice: 40+ Marketing and PR predictions for 2023

Sword and the Script

There are so many thoughtful contributions – from people working on both the in-house and agency sides. In-house and agency teams will be hard at work supporting Chief Information Security Officers (CISO) with messaging that convinces their leadership colleagues and board of directors that preparing for cyber-attacks is critical.

Marketing 190