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Reputation Management and Digital PR

The Proactive Report

If you were to send some promotional item, like a postcard, or an email, or put up a billboard, etc, that would fall under the umbrella of marketing or advertising. A well-executed PR campaign makes the job of marketing and sales that much easier. How can you create a well-executed digital PR campaign?

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How to Leverage Emotions to Boost Digital PR

Cision

Fortunately, emotions can be widely used in your digital PR, especially to tell stories that connect with your audience. Here is a list of four unique tips that will help you leverage emotions to boost your digital PR. However, not all of them may be the key to boost your digital PR. Humanize Your Brand.

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How Digital PR Pros Can Cope with Recent Google Search Updates

Cision

A strong reason for PR pros to start concentrating more on SEO. In the advanced digital landscape and a mobile-first world, digital PR is already closely integrated with SEO. A case in point is that of Google’s algorithms, which apart from the SEO industry, also have a profound impact on the PR industry.

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What Is Digital PR and How Does It Benefit My Brand?

Prohibition

Over the past few years, digital PR has become significantly more important for brands and now goes way beyond ‘building links’ It includes increased brand awareness, brand positioning, SEO ranking, marketing share, share of voice, social media performance, organic traffic, sales and more – all encompassed in one.

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Digital PR & Transformation

The Proactive Report

“This dictates a shift in mindset from pure product marketing and interruption advertising to an editorial focus on building audience. That sounds remarkably like Digital PR. And note that the first five goals for content are all PR goals.

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

Stuart Bruce

The PRCA Digital PR and Communications Report 2016 reveals a sharp rise in digital PR budgets, but continuing concern over the lack of investment in training. It’s the fourth annual Digital PR and Communications report the PRCA has produced. More education and training needed to acquire digital PR skills.

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3 digital marketing trends brands can’t ignore in 2021

Agility PR Solutions

In today’s marketing landscape, technology-based advertising changes fast, and consumer behaviors and interests have become hard to predict. To succeed, digital marketers and those who work in digital PR cannot rely on educated guesses anymore. Given the rapid changes in the marketing […].

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