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What The Best PR Strategies Have In Common

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Think in terms of measurable brand preference, increases in website traffic, lead generation, or even specific deliverables, like speaking opportunities generated for the CEO. Yet that’s meaningless until you have the media pitches, seminar opportunities, or content to support and show off that expertise.

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The Future of Work: Navigating the Evolving Professional Landscape with Erica Keswin

PR for Anyone

Erica Keswin is a 3x WSJ bestselling author, public speaker, and consultant for various major global brands. Erica suggests that most companies will adopt some form of a hybrid model, acknowledging the benefits of flexibility while highlighting the need to measure performance effectively.

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Behind the Headlines with Yvonne Lorie

Cision

HPRA provides year-round programs, professional development seminars and networking among other services. . With the diversity we see in America and the cross-cultural impact of Hispanic America, most brands have the foundation of a product or service that appeals to Hispanics. What are brands doing differently today?

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Amid the Rapid Pace of Change, These 5 Fundamentals of PR are Still Essential

Sword and the Script

A client of one of my clients said that at a seminar and it really captures the sense for the pace of change. The imperative here is to focus on the audience needs, not what a business or brand wants to say. Whether a business has defined it’s positioning or not, every brand has one. 5) Feedback and measurement.

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Digital PR spend increases significantly, but still not enough investment in training

Stuart Bruce

The main reasons flagged by brands for not using digital/social more frequently are a lack of budget (46%) or a lack of staff (32%), rather than the board not understanding the need for it (11%). In-house staff are more confident that they can measure the ROI of Digital PR (e.g. There is a 31% drop in the use of expert blogs (21%).

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Why we can’t rest on our laurels when it comes to PR?

Prohibition

The PR industry, much like the advertising industry, has been challenged no end over recent years. At first the rise of internet, computers and connectivity helped to streamline admin, create new and measurable mechanisms and provide communicators with a more coherent way of working. And with that comes a need for change.

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Engaging (and grilling) the social side of James Grunig

PR Conversations

These cognitive interpretations are embodied in such concepts as image, reputation, brand, and impressions. Just last week, for example, I talked with a man waiting in line to board an airplane in London as I returned from teaching a seminar in Nigeria. Thus, they are not really measuring “public” opinions.