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#MeasurePR Memory (August 2018): Travel and Tourism Edition

Waxing UnLyrical

Editor’s Note: While #measurePR is on hiatus as of this writing, we couldn’t forgo the opportunity to share a recap of a fabulous chat from last year for all who may benefit. The sky’s the limit when it comes to creativity in the travel and tourism industry! Guest Post by Danielle Heiny. Time flew by and before we knew it, time was up!

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Personal Branding: Always Be Prepared for Your Next Job Opportunity

Cision

Instead of polishing up your resume and social skills only after you’ve decided to look for a new job, experts advise that you pay attention to your personal brand year-round. A personal brand is like any other brand. And, there’s always a brand promise – that is, what the brand says it will do for or give customers.

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The Top Industries That Benefit From Hiring a PR Company

PR Fuel

They give tech companies complete control over the message and allow them to portray their brands in as significant of a light as possible. One last industry we’re going to discuss is the tourism industry. Therefore, they should use every marketing strategy that’s at their disposal. Perhaps you run a cruise line?

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Behind the Headlines With Caroline Michaud

Cision

Caroline Michaud, Vice President of Corporate Communications and Public Relations at PHG Consulting, says to be competitive, clients must determine their specific brand and strategically position themselves in the marketplace. What are some of the biggest PR challenges travel brands and companies face? How can they overcome them?

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Guest Post: The PR Generalist vs. The Industry Specialist

Deirdre Breakenridge

Those with a penchant for finance may go the IR route or look to represent banks or investment products, as someone with a love of travel takes a position with a destination or tourism bureau. Her diverse background also includes travel and tourism campaigns, including efforts for organizations with an international presence.

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A day in the life of one solo PR/social media consultant (and adjunct professor)

Communications Conversations

Start research and writing a byline for my Trustmark client. This usually involves coming up with creative ideas to sell the city of Richfield and promote tourism (i.e., I review a few to-dos with the students and lecture about social media marketing. It usually takes me 2-3 hours (at least) to write each post.

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Behind the Headlines With Nick Hawley

Cision

Nick Hawley, director of marketing at Visit Seattle, says if you aren’t utilizing assets to their fullest potential, you’re missing out. What are you most excited for in your new role as director of marketing at Visit Seattle? I am most excited to jump in and help run our leisure tourism campaigns.

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