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Time for PR to Take Back Reputation Management

David PR Group

If so, you’re probably vulnerable because millions of people look at online reviews across multiple sites, and it should be a customer service function more than anything else. If your customers, happy or unhappy, are commenting about your business on a review site, who should be monitoring it? But wait, there’s more.

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The Anatomy of a Press Release: Types, Templates, and Examples

Buzzstream

For example, if the company is restructuring its internal management structure in a way that only affects employees, it’s likely not newsworthy. If they bring in a new VP of Sales to focus on customer relationships, that is newsworthy.” The full report is available for [download/purchase] at [website/landing page].

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Future of PR and social media for International Air Transport Association crisis communications conference

Stuart Bruce

Yesterday Philips talked about its new digital marketing strategy and how it would take data from its connected healthcare devices to provide insight for its marketing. The motion was “You don’t need compliance rules when your employees have social media.” Doing right by your employees. It’s about doing the right thing.

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Public relations in 2018

Stephen Waddington

There’s a growing recognition of the opportunity to use the social web as a means of engaging directly with a variety of stakeholders including customers, employees, prospects and suppliers. Bots have been developed to help with customer service, support and sales. With more than 1.3

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