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Why Public Relations Is King During A Crisis

Onclusive

We have seen this during other periods of economic uncertainty: Businesses and consumers react, and those reactions have ripple effects. Marketing strategies are being altered and advertising budgets are being slashed. Consumers have reacted by shifting their focus more toward information than commercialism.

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Consumers say personalized communications make sales—not Super Bowl ads

Agility PR Solutions

As we get ready for the Big Game this weekend, consumers have a message for big-money ad buyers: invest in better personalization to get real consumer engagement.

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Riding The Mobile Wave: What’s In It For PR?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

In the public relations world, keeping up with trends is the name of the game. The mobile craze, including a rise in mobile commerce (m-commerce), has advertisers and publishers trying to capitalize on consumerism. But what does this mean for public relations professionals?

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Crenshaw Communications Adds Experienced B2B Tech PR Leadership

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Crenshaw Communications, an award-winning B2B PR firm representing leading ad tech brands, recently welcomed Patrice Gamble as PR account director and Anna Julow Roolf as chief of staff.

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Why Advertising Isn’t Dead

Cision

Therein, James McQuivey, a principal analyst at Forrester drilled into a report which explored that CMOs will reduce their spend, on display advertising by as much as $2.9 Opposed to counter that agreement directly, I want to take you down the road of history to see how advertising continuously renews itself.

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Zoom: Zoom?s Public Relations During a Crisis

Ronn Torossian

Whenever consumers or businesses react to anything, their reactions have big ripple effects. Public relations and marketing agencies have all been altering their strategies, while the budgets that brands and corporations set for their yearly advertising strategies have been drastically shortened. Some may argue that […].

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Digital Advertising and Public Relations, Part 3: Advertising Strategies

Shift Communications

Public relations professionals often make mention of the concepts of earned, owned, and paid media. Ignoring paid media is a capital mistake; doing so ignores a body of strategies and tactics which complement and enhance the power of earned media and public relations. Advertising Strategies. Build awareness. Transfer trust.