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Emerging Trends in Tech PR: What’s Next for Technology Companies?

5W PR

Invest in PR software Numerous tools are available to track media mentions, analyze social media sentiment, and measure campaign performance. From tech specs to human connection Technology may be complex, but successful PR relies on the human element. The post Emerging Trends in Tech PR: What’s Next for Technology Companies?

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Meltwater acquired as private equity tightens grip on PR software market [PR tech sum no. 47]

Sword and the Script

This adds to a growing collection of private equity firms (PE) that have taken an ownership stake in software companies that provide tools to PR and communications professionals. Agencies are cheap and don’t want to spend on tools that cut into margins. The operations, the technology and the cultures are rarely compatible.

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CMO spending on paid media soars at the expense of talent, tech and agencies

Sword and the Script

You can see the spike in paid media is coming at the expense of in-house talent, marketing technology and outside help. First, this same survey shows that CMOs have cut back on technology procurement. Unless they’ve already bought this magical software that will solve all marketing problems, they aren’t likely to get it this year.

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PR Agency Owner Started Making Homegrown PR Software; Today it’s a VC-backed Startup; Off Script No. 47: Zach Cutler Co-founder and CEO at Propel

Sword and the Script

Zach Cutler says he built a $1 million PR agency by age 28 and when he couldn’t find a PR software product for managing the work that he liked, he started developing one. The idea that PR software is like customer relationship management (CRM) for public relations has been around for a while. big, little, agency, in-house)?

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PR’s Unsung Technical Visionary: Patrick Liang Promoted to CTO at Onclusive

Onclusive

In the world of PR and Communications, our heroes are typically Chief Communications Officers, PR agency chiefs, masterful account executives who continually craft the right stories, and media relations experts who consistently garner great coverage. Rarely is that distinction conferred upon a technologist.

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The Top 9 Reasons to Participate in CES 2024: Accelerating Success for Automotive Suppliers and Mobility Technology Start-ups

Bianchi Biz Blog

In the rapidly evolving automotive and mobility industry, staying ahead of the curve is essential for success, especially for newer entrants in this space offering software-defined vehicle tech, V2X, connectivity, lidar and other sensor and processing technologies for ADAS, autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles, and shared vehicles.

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PR Pros Can Use AI and Hone Their Traditional Skills

PRSay

Generative artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT or Google’s Bard chatbot, can generate text, images and other content derived from the data on which the AI software is trained. Instead, I predict that PR practitioners who are slow to add AI to their skillsets may be replaced by communicators who learn to leverage the evolving technology.