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10 ethical issues facing public relations - PRCA Ethics Council Annual

Stephen Waddington

The PRCA Ethics Council has published its annual perspective of ethical challenging facing PR practice in 2021. The Council was launched in May 2020 to raise ethical standards in PR around the world. Here are ten of the ethical issues facing practitioners highlighted in PRCA Ethics Council Annual Perspective 2021.

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Can Digital Content Really Be Effective and Ethical at the Same time?

PRSay

One manages digital content for a medium-sized company with an aggressive marketing approach. The other, a few years younger, is a skilled digital content creator/strategist with a fast-growing agency. Both former students are strongly committed to ethical practice. Both love their jobs. You can do it, too.

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The Competitive Edge of Marketing Tools Stems from Application [UML]

Sword and the Script

The competitive difference, the drawbacks, or even the misuse, rests in the skill and ethics of the application. A little more than a year ago, I recommended four Chrome extensions for digital PR professionals and episode #75 of the Growth Marketing Toolbox podcast by Nicholas Scalice tipped me off to a few more. Talk to Us!

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15 White Hat Link Building Tactics That Google Loves in 2024

Buzzstream

White hat link building is building links ethically and adhering to Google’s Link Spam policies. Survey and data studies are typically part of the digital PR strategy, which Google said they liked as a white hat link building tactic in a now-famous (at least in the digital PR community) Tweet from John Mueller of Google.

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PRSA LA State of the State of PR

The Proactive Report

Q1: How do you see the traditional lines between the disciplines – PR, advertising, etc. The new PR content model is being referred to as PESO – Paid, Earned, Owned and Shared. Implication for PR practitioners: We need to learn new skills that previously were not part of our training. Follow me on Twitter.