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5 Smart PR & Marketing Trends for 2024

The Proactive Report

The more you know about your customers, clients, employees, and competitors, the better your planning will be. These PR and marketing trends can help you thrive in 2024. If you need assistance incorporating these trends into your 2024 planning, give us a call. Now is not the time to pull back on PR and marketing efforts.

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Trend: 5 companies using LinkedIn video to advance goals during the pandemic

Communications Conversations

We’ve heard about it ad naseum for the last 4-5 years in trend posts like this. So, video, it and of itself, is hardly a trend in 2020. But, LinkedIn? Historically, LinkedIn has been a platform heavily predicated on two forms of content: Text and photos. That’s been a different story.

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Trend: CEOs posting employee-only memos on personal LinkedIn profiles (and other social media sites)

Communications Conversations

There’s been a trend emerging during the coronavirus and civil unrest–one that’s flown under the radar a bit, but one I’m hoping we see more of in the years ahead. It’s the notion of CEOs sharing employee-only messages with external audiences. But suddenly, many CEOs seem to be taking this approach.

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AI in the workplace: How to use it to motivate employees to develop new skills

Agility PR Solutions

A recent Microsoft survey found that LinkedIn […] The post AI in the workplace: How to use it to motivate employees to develop new skills appeared first on Agility PR Solutions. Yes, a global pandemic changed the way we work and conduct business—but that’s not what we’re talking about.

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No Going Back After COVID — Communications Trends for 2021

PRSay

The effects will be felt this year and beyond and fuel the10company’s top 10 2021 communications trends, each with significant implications for companies and executives: 1. The imperative is creating a unique culture for all employees when many will not be in the office full-time — or at all. Empathy is essential.

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What content works–what what doesn’t–for executives on LinkedIn?

Communications Conversations

In case you haven’t noticed, executive participation on LinkedIn has been way up during COVID. In fact, many leaders have turned to LinkedIn as a key channel for reaching customers, prospects, and employees during the pandemic. I’ve never seen any hard data from LinkedIn, or any other outfit, around this yet.

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Executives need to get a lot more real in 2022 on LinkedIn

Communications Conversations

2021 was the year executives got more active on LinkedIn. However, as more execs started using LinkedIn as a tool to reach employees, customers and prospects, one theme started to emerge: These execs were just mouthpieces for the company. After all, authenticity is on trend in 2021. We want authenticity.