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Today, we say goodbye to HARO [PR Tech Sum 52]

Sword and the Script

Top stories in today’s summary of PR news: Cision shutters the HARO brand; Agility adds “Intelligent Insights”; PR tech company replaces employees with AI On the first Tuesday of every month, I sort through all the news I can find on PR technology or comms tech and present it in a summary post like this one. in order to access HARO queries.

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Brands *should* be adopting Reddit–so why aren’t they?

Communications Conversations

Especially on the heels of recent news that Reddit’s user base now outnumbers Twitter’s. In fact, Reddit now has the THIRD MOST users (330 million) of any social platform on the web (behind only Facebook and Instagram). What’s more, Reddit has grown a whopping 30 percent in just the last six months.

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Is this a nostalgic goodbye to the HARO brand? [PR Tech Sum 51]

Sword and the Script

In this edition: Cision silently rebrands HARO; Meltwater’s dealmaking continues; PR tech briefs and mentions content picks There have been so many private equity (PE) deals among PR technology companies, that it’s easy to lose track of who owns what. Innovation tends to grind to a halt as acquiring companies try to figure out integration.

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Katie Paine’s Measurement Predictions for 2023

Katie Paine's Measurement Blog

So it behooves us to take all measurement predictions with a bucket-load of sand. Good measurement data is the best way to get ready for whatever will crash through your doors in the coming year. But now that Google has incorporated it into their analytics, it’s going to revolutionize how we measure our impact. So, be prepared.

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5 Customer Research Methods No B2B Company Should Skip

Contently - Strategy

There’s no doubt about it: The customer-obsessed company wins. Companies that conduct frequent research grow up to 70 percent faster and are almost 50 percent more profitable than firms that don’t. So, why do so many companies—from startups to enterprises—skimp on it? Best for: Companies with large audiences.

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Introducing Crisis Dashboard

NewsWhip

For global companies, reputation is the new gold. Unfortunately, today those professionals have to do so with only the scarcest measure of the scale of a crisis – and no indicators of its drivers, rate of growth, or dimension of public interest. . Announcing the NewsWhip x Reddit Partnership. The Crisis Information Gap.

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Here’s another hundred-million-dollar PE deal in the comms space [PR tech sum no. 50]

Sword and the Script

million seed round Twice in my career, I’ve worked for companies that acquired several software companies with the intent of mashing them together. Both companies had plans that looked good to go on paper. In my opinion, the last deal the company closed tanked the business and they ended up selling out.

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