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What is media relations in public relations?

Landis PR

I worked in sports PR for 18 years; yet as I transitioned into other sectors (consumer, business, fashion, healthcare, technology), I also was able to get to know media from these areas. PR has had to adjust to the 24/7 media channels, and you can find most media on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok.

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2020: The Year Data Saved The World

Waxing UnLyrical

As businesses increase their use of data, it is critical that they do so ethically, and proactively address the many significant, and valid, concerns around consumer privacy. Twitter Facebook Google+ LinkedIn The post 2020: The Year Data Saved The World appeared first on Shonali Burke Consulting.

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True engagement is slowly dying on the internet

Communications Conversations

Sure, the big consumer brands are all about engaging on Twitter (read: recent Wendy’s tweets). The growing media company recently shut down its comments section –which, in the recent past, has become somewhat en vogue among media companies as they make tough decisions on where to spend their time. Just ask Vice.

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Three Public Relations Mega-Trends in 2017

Shift Communications

The logical corollary to a massive tsunami of content is that consumers attention is not growing at a commensurate rate. The amount of attention a consumer gives to any individual piece of news or coverage must therefore decline if they increase their consumption of the massive buffet of news every day.

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Influencer relations – the do’s and the don’ts 

Prohibition

Avoid saying ‘Hey there’ when emailing en masse, it becomes very obvious that you’re one of many and the PR hasn’t done the research into what type of content will work for your blog. I receive at least ten random emails per day from PRs that haven’t done their research.

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A critical review of Excellence Theory in an era of digital communication

Stephen Waddington

In a paper for the Journal of Public Relations Research[v] Michael Karlberg makes the case that the Excellence Theory is overly concerned with consumers as a primary audience. The original creator of the message has no control over how a message passes through a network or how it is modified en route. I’m a PG Tips drinker myself.