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Control And The Marketing Ventriloquist: How To Improve Your PR And Advertising Performance Simultaneously

Onclusive

In my previous article on marketing ventriloquism , I made the case for marketers talking through voices other than their own and explained that most marketers tend to rely on advertising because of a need for perceived control. The same is true for related functions, such as investor relations and government affairs.

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The Barcelona native from Shumen, the advertising “guru” who reinvents Bulgaria every time

Maxim Behar

that’s how we met Luis Bassat, an outstanding professional, a great personality, the legendary Spanish Mr. Advertising, as he is often called, whose grandfather turns out to have been born. In fact, this is practically true for every country, I have been saying for years that advertising, promotion, should never stop, never."

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Critical Mention Announces Ten Straight Months of Record Bookings

Critical Mention

NEW YORK — Critical Mention, the leading earned media measurement and monitoring platform, today announced 10 consecutive months of record new bookings. Beginning in Q4 of FY2018 and continuing into Q3 of FY2019 the company surpassed a number of significant bookings milestones and is poised for further growth.

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4 Ways PR Creates Brand Attachment

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

While top-tier marketing and advertising are valuable, associated PR campaigns can help propel a brand to the next level of emotional attachment. For companies looking to differentiate themselves from the pack, PR (integrated with advertising and marketing) can help build a foundation of brand love. You feel connected to these brands.

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Edward Bernays—The Father of PR

Doctor Spin

link] Bernays certainly was something of a character: His most famous book is titled “ Propaganda ”—in which he outlined how to manage the perceptions of crowds, much like modern Niccolo Machiavelli or Sun Tzu. His uncle was the famous psychologist Sigmund Freud, and Bernays, too, was interested in behavioural psychology. 1 Edward Bernays.

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Can a PR Software Vendor Provide “Guaranteed” Editorial Placements? [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

One thing that separates PR, and specifically media relations, from marketing and advertising is third-party validation: there’s nothing you can say about yourself that’s as powerful as someone else saying it about you. Old fashioned press releases and advertising can lead to bona fide editorial coverage. Notified adds coverage books.

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Wendy Glavin and CommPRO Report on the Livestream: Breaking Down the State of the Media in 2017

Cision

Rallies against Kellogg’s after it pulled its advertising from Breitbart. It was easy and better to oppose the President in this completely different environment, unless you’re a B2G supplier (business-to-government). Corporate citizens need to be the change they want to see. John Avlon: Great book.

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