Mon.Dec 28, 2020

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Social Impact Theory for Social Media Strategy

Ronn Torossian

The term social impact theory was first coined by Bibb Latané, at The Ohio State University, long before the invention of social media platforms, in 1981. This psychologist conducted a series of experiments to figure out how influence really worked and came up with three different factors: strength, immediacy, and numbers. By strength, the theory […].

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How to Create Compelling Thought Leadership Content for PR?

Prowly

Today, brands and individuals have several ways to market or keep their names ringing in their audience’s minds. But in spite of these methods, thought leadership content stands out as the number one way brands can separate themselves from the crowd and all the noise. Below, we will look at what thought leadership content is, […]. The post How to Create Compelling Thought Leadership Content for PR?

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PR predictions for 2021: 10 industry pros weigh in

Muck Rack

PR predictions for 2021: 10 industry pros weigh in

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Out Of the Box Marketing

5W PR

The main reason why small businesses can’t properly execute their marketing ideas is that these ideas tend to require big budgets, which the businesses don’t usually have. However, there are plenty of successful marketing strategies that don’t require big sums of money, are interesting, effective, and attention-grabbing. Customers typically enjoy making things their own, and over 50% of consumers improve their ideas around a brand whenever they receive a personalized incentive.

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Peter H. Paulsen’s Inspiring Tale Continues to Resonate in 2024

Two years after its initial release, Peter H. Paulsen’s book, From Brick and Mortar to Prosperity, continues to inspire readers around the globe.