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Navigating the Evolving Landscape of PR in the Digital Age

5W PR

Brands that can effectively leverage these platforms can access a global audience, share their messages, and actively engage in conversations that shape their reputation and public perception. This content can take the form of articles, videos, infographics, webinars, and more.

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2024’s Top 5 PR Trends: What to Watch

Newsfile

Social Media Engagement Since the ultimate goal of PR is to manage and enhance public perception and reputation, having a strong social media presence is key. The statistics are in and according to Wyzowl, 89% of people have been convinced to buy a product or service by watching a video in 2023. and Salesforce.

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Five Ways Social Media Makes your Planning Process More Strategic

PRSay

A few years ago, I created the Social Media Strategy Wheel Infographic for PR professionals. The Infographic is a visual graphic broken down into different areas of focus, which are critical during the planning process. The Social Media Strategy Wheel. The wheel was designed to help you during the planning process.

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PRoust Questionnaire: Tina McCorkindale

PR Conversations

For example, a couple months ago, the company published a great infographic about what consumers talk about in terms of payments on social. As a member, I know it is as one of the best companies to interact with on a personal level; the customer service is superb. Wow, this is tough.

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Customer Service in a Social Media World

Barokas

According to a recent infographic by GO-Glove, 90% of businesses will use social media for customer service by 2020. While it’s become the norm for consumers to reach out to brands for help via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc., After all, good customer service is table stakes (or at least it should be).

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Handling Social Media Complainers

Rock the Status Quo

I came across this absolutely wonderful infographic yesterday that explains different types of complainers and how best to handle them. It also supports why a one-size-fits-all approach to customer service is rarely a good idea. . Customer service is a HUGE component of social media, but does it apply to public relations?

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PR Basics Based on Principles will Never Change

PR Fuel

Remembering not to lie or even stretch the truth, even a little, can help maintain your reputation and career in the industry. Going through them all is time consuming, meaning you need to simplify your pitch as much as possible. Consumers and members of the media like to know who they are doing business with.

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