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5 PR-Friendly Brands For 2018

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

These include moves to integrate the technology into vehicles, with BMW and Ford , opting to add Alexa, for example. There’s also a push to make the technologies a bigger part of the workplace, with Microsoft, Google and Amazon revving up business services. Each assistant has also made news by announcing new features.

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How to Create a Media Kit

5W PR

An Apple media kit from 1993 even included physical slides showcasing their newest technologies. Customer service company Zendesk even incorporates interactive elements into their media kit, dubbed “Brandland” that allow visitors to learn about the brand, find resources, and ask questions.

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How To Create a Simple Facebook Messenger Bot

Cision

Recently, Facebook started allowing its Messenger chatbots to take payments – making the interaction between chatbot not only a customer service feature but an e-commerce feature. That said, there is potential for Messenger bots to add value to your social, customer service, and sales strategies.

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10 Ideas to Simplify Your PR

Cision

Reassess technology. In case you missed it, technology changes at a pretty rapid pace — particularly communication platforms such as social media channels. Facebook, for example, has vacillating organic reach, and constantly tweaks their advertising options. Additionally, new technology tools are available constantly.

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Behind the Headlines With Brandon Puttbrese

Cision

These insights can be used to inform messaging wherever it may live, i.e. speeches, press releases, advertisement, etc. In maintaining and building brand reputation, social media also allows public relations professionals to empower their customer advocates with shareable information.

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Earned Media Rising Podcast With Cision CMO, Chris Lynch

Cision

Chris Lynch: I think they are, and I think that’s being driven in part by just how granular we can look at communications now due to the technology that we have in place to measure it. And that’s like sort of a good clarifying exercise to start. Thanks, Chris, that’s the end of part one of our Earned Media Rising.

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Public relations in 2018

Stephen Waddington

Twitter is the largest ever market research exercise that no one ever commissioned. Public relations has found its rightful place alongside advertising and creative agencies at Cannes and Eurobest and is today winning awards in its own right and as part of integrated solutions. Action: Learn about this technology.

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