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Barbie dominates August brand coverage

NewsWhip

Coincidentally, it was also a top story in a different sense, as it came out on top of our brands coverage analysis in August. But there were other brands that saw less positive coverage this summer, and those included Burger King and Nike. The story originally totaled over 1.4

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5 Ways Your Company Can Make a Social Impact Today

PRSay

Or, if your company is a well-established iconic brand looking to give back as a team (with a bit of fun competition), then you can host a collection drive that engages groups to vie for the title of “making the greatest social impact.”. Upon signup, you receive a branded webpage for promotion and easy tracking of the collection drive goal.

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Why a “One Size Fits All” Approach to Public Relations Doesn’t Work

Shift Communications

Just like with shoes, jeans and boyfriends, in public relations it’s true that one size doesn’t fit all. Are they trying to change perception of their brand? A potential B2B customer might be reading a trade publication, while a customer looking to try a new restaurant is probably reading the local news in B2C PR.

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Five Companies Enacting Change through Charity

5W PR

Whether selling a pink version of your product during October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month or redirecting profits to a timely cause, many brands choose to align themselves with a charitable cause. Furthermore, some brands are entirely built upon the mission to give back. One for One. Rotating Causes. Give to Inspire.

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When to Ask for a Media Retraction and When to Bite Your Tongue

Polaris

dpms is a local London business that sells branded apparel, jewelry and products by local artisans. The win inspired Metro News , a local tabloid, to profile dpms in a feature story. They’re passionate about their brands and troubled when public statements don’t accurately reflect reality.

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What to do when PR Pros accidentally spread misinformation – Kelsey Bohl

Ethical Voices

I went to LSU for college and have a degree in textiles, apparel, and merchandising from LSU. I did data communications for our local, state and national reporting. I think we all do as public relations professionals, and that just how easy it is to spread misinformation and how quickly that can spread.

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How to Write a Great Company Boilerplate for Your Press Releases

PR Fuel

Writing a company boilerplate is important to consumer education, advertising, promotion, and branding. While the vast majority of the public might blow right past it without thinking twice, every word matters to how you are ultimately perceived. Beyond that, get to know your local media outlets. Think Like a Search Engine.

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