Thu.Sep 06, 2018

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Ethics and You: Leading the Way

PRSay

One of my favorite sayings is, “Either lead, follow or get out of the way.” There’s so much truth and significance in this statement, especially in today’s hyper-connected communications world. As PR counsel to clients or employers who rely on our input to ensure that their actions are viewed favorably by the public and the media, proactive ethical guidance is paramount.

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Proactive Responses to a PR Crisis

5W PR

Sometimes, a PR crisis happens when you least expect it. Something you say, do, or publish that you feel is perfectly innocuous sets off a chain reaction of negative headlines that catches you completely off guard and knocks you on your heels like a heavyweight uppercut to the chin. When that happens, what you do next can often determine if you can fight your way to a win, or if you go down for the proverbial ten-count.

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The new era of transparency is a huge opportunity for PR

Communications Conversations

“Transparency” has been a buzzword of sorts the last year. It’s popping up in the news more. It’s a focal point for social platforms right now. And, most importantly, it’s top of mind with consumers. That came out in spades in a recent Sprout Social report which found that millennials ranked brands–not politicians, surprisingly–as the number one group they’d like to see be more transparent.

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There are now more than 6 PR pros for every journalist

Muck Rack

There are now more than 6 PR pros for every journalist

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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.

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Consumers see a world of contradictions in emerging technologies

Agility PR Solutions

Americans are excited about the future potential of technology, but 40 percent believe emerging technologies will introduce as many new problems as solutions in the next 50 years. This finding comes from Intel’s Next 50 study of 1,000 consumers, conducted with research firm PSB, to determine prevailing perceptions about the future of technology. “Emerging technologies have the […].

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How to Make a Networking Event Count

Critical Mention

In today’s digital world, some professionals perceive the concept of in-person networking as antiquated. With LinkedIn and Facebook groups, texting, Slack chats and videoconferencing, who needs to spend two hours at a networking event? Nevertheless, the power of in-person networking remains an incredibly valuable asset to PR pros aiming to advance their careers.

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How integrated marketing is building new connections with today’s consumers 

Agility PR Solutions

As businesses seek to compete on CX, marketers increasingly leverage customer problem resolution to offer a positive brand experience that leads to increased satisfaction and loyalty and potentially, sales. In effect, this approach integrates marketing and customer service in the ways that customer relationship management (CRM) always promised. For years, marketers have focused on adding […].

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Summer FAM Trips: Keep Your Cool When Things Get Hot

Barokas

Ah, summer in Washington. When I moved to Seattle from Milwaukee, Washington’s summer was the recurring selling point. “Six months of gloom will be worth it—I swear!” And after nearly finishing my first Seattle summer, I couldn’t agree more. This is the place to be. But when you have a tourism client and are tasked with bringing travel reporters and influencers to the area, you might need some extra convincing.

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What to do when PR is “not working”

Agility PR Solutions

Every so often a client will tell us they aren’t sure our PR efforts are working. The first time a client expressed that sentiment to me I was immediately defensive—because we had been placing well-written bylines in industry publications, coordinated multiple interviews and helped them populate their website with meaningful press releases and blog posts. […].

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Are Your Impact Comms Resonating With Stakeholders?

Whether your organization is at the start of its sustainability and impact journey or years into it, many brands share a common concern: the uncertainty of whether they are sending stakeholders mixed messages. Creating content that speaks to your audience's “love language” can be a tricky dance. But, worry not! 3BL has put together tips to ensure that your content not only finds its rhythm but also resonates with your target audiences.

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Roxanne Pallett CAN salvage her career – but she might not like what celebrity crisis PR expert advises she must do

Mark My Words

The Mirror. EXCLUSIVE: After ‘Punchgate’ there’s been a lot of talk about what’s next for Roxanne Pallett’s career – PR expert Mark Borkowski tells the Mirror what she should do. Celebrity crisis PR expert Mark Borkowski – who has worked with big names such as Michael Jackson, Cliff Richards and Noel Edmonds – tells the Mirror that although she is “in crisis and at a crossroads”, she actually has an “opportunity at this point̶

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Warming up for the Great North Run

Stephen Waddington

The Great North Run takes place in the North East this weekend. It’s one of my favourite days out. See you on the start line. It’s that time of year again. Sunday will see 60,000 runners run the 13.1 miles from Newcastle across the iconic Tyne Bridge, through Gateshead to South Shields. The Great North Run is a huge social event. It’s a festival for Gateshead and Newcastle.

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A common sense approach to media relations

HMA Public Relations

In addition to being a part of the HMA team for 15 years, over the past decade I’ve made a hobby of freelance writing. While it […]. The post A common sense approach to media relations appeared first on HMA Public Relations.