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How PR And Content Marketing Can Work Together

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Public relations and content marketing are powerful when they work together, particularly for B2B PR programs designed to educate prospective customers and push them down the funnel to a point of purchase. But when they work in concert, PR and content marketing are a 1+1+3 situation. Never discount earned media.

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AirPR Interview Series: Emmy Award Winning Journalist & PR Pro Mika Stambaugh

Onclusive

After 10 years as a journalist I went to the other side … I became a spokesperson for the City of Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, which allowed me to continue working with the media and tell good stories. AirPR: How do you see PR & content marketing evolving in 2018?

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Message in a Bottleneck: How to Reach Your Fragmented Audience

PRSay

The same thing has happened with newspapers. More people than ever consume news. They just consume it across more varied platforms. Content marketers and social media managers are experiencing the same fragmentation of audiences. And network TV news. You often have to help the media do that.

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How the PESO Model Changes PR’s Conversation

Cision

It’s not news that social media has taken the business world by storm, changing the way consumers research their purchases and creating an unprecedented opportunity for brands to build one-to-one relationships with their brand’s biggest fans. This is the PR industry’s bread and butter, most often referred to as publicity or media relations.

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A Guide To Successful Healthcare Public Relations Strategies

The Hoyt Organization

The channels you choose depend on your target audience’s preferences and where they will most likely consume information. For instance, younger demographics are more active on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter, while older audiences prefer traditional media outlets such as newspapers and television.

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Are we still over-relying on media relations?

Communications Conversations

I’m talking about the broader scope of PR here–media relations, content marketing, social media marketing, community relations, etc. But, a number of stats and reports lately (not to mention consumer behavior trends in general) have got me thinking: We may be well past the tipping point.

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Behind the Headlines With Neil McAllister

Cision

How has content marketing changed over the years? Likewise, if brands are still just churning out “content” in the same old way, I think they’re doing it wrong. With so many outlets and ways to consume information proliferating these days, you need to be more thoughtful and creative than ever if you want to stand out.