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Media Relations Shrinks as a Public Relations Service; Cliff Notes to 3 Industry Reports

Sword and the Script

Studies find media relations isn’t the top PR service anymore; PR weakness on technical skills; execs are key to shaping corporate social positions Several interesting reports on the PR industry were published earlier in 2020 but got lost in the blur that unfolded since. click any image for higher resolution) 1. Perspective.

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Notified by Intrado is a Promising PR Software Tool that Supports 5 Central Duties in Public Relations [PR Tech Briefing]

Sword and the Script

Few in PR had ever heard or Notified or its parent company. Its parent company has re-branded, rolled out integrations to other PR tech products it has acquired, and formally launched Notified in the US at a PR conference late last year. It’s the basis for this PR tech briefing. 1) Overview of Notified.

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A CRM with Real Analytics for Public Relations, M&A Report, Geoffrey Moore on PR Technology; PR Tech Sum: Propel, Burton-Taylor, Cision, Edelman and Onclusive

Sword and the Script

Earlier this year I started tracking some of the PR tech vendors and summarizing news from the community here once a month. All of these posts are neatly organized under a tag called PR Tech Sum. I’d like to give it away to a young PR professional, or a student. 1) Israeli vendor builds CRM tool for PR.

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Press Release Pricing: How Much Does Press Release Distribution Cost? [and other FAQs]

Sword and the Script

This blog is just a clever story for an incredible marketing and PR agency serving B2B tech. PR Newswire: U.S. Notes: PR Newswire requires a $195 annual membership fee required before you can even send in a press release for review. >>> Did you know? Check out our services. Press release pricing. PRWeb: U.S.

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In-Housing Trend: What PR Agencies and Marketing Firms can Learn from Law Firms

Sword and the Script

Nearly half of respondents (47%) in a recent survey of public relations pros found many are observing more PR work being taken in-house. In other words, corporate communications is adding headcount and work that used to go to outside PR firms is being kept inside. The in-housing trend in PR isn’t entirely surprising.

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The Talking Points #39between35and49

Communications Conversations

You know, the people holding the PR world together! (OK, So, I give you the first-ever Talking Points 39-between-35-and-49 (use hash tag #39between35and49! She’s a former PRSA board member and has run a thriving solo PR business now for 14 years. Board member–Minnesota High Tech Association.

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15 Reasons Your PR Pitches Suck

Waxing UnLyrical

Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali 15 Reasons Your PR Pitches Suck January 27th, 2011 Tweet In the genes? I don’t know if we PR pros have a faulty gene or what, but we make it so easy for other professionals to beat up on us.

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