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Cybersecurity Pubs Every PR Pro Should Be Reading

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Most of us who work at tech PR agencies stay glued to various media to track breaking news and inform reactive pitching to promote visibility for our clients. Often we work with trade journalists who cover highly technical categories and need commentary and background from specialized experts. . Dark Reading. Wired: Threat Level.

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Public Relations Objectives

Doctor Spin

Source: Journal of Communication 1 Botan, C., & Taylor, M. Journal of Communication, 54, 645–661. Introduce new products or services. Continue reading Suppose you’re running a business and wish to be top-of-mind and sell more products and services. Source: Journal of Accounting and Economics 5 Brown, L.,

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How to Create an Online Newsroom That Journalists Love

Rock the Status Quo

An archive of press releases is useful… but investing a few hours to add fresh resources can take it from meh to fantastic. This month’s issue of PRSA Tactics has an article by Business Wire’s Ibrey Woodall called “Delivering News That Media Can Use.” But what about your online newsroom?

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40+ Blogs Marketers Should Be Following

PR 20/20

If like us, you’re always looking for new marketing resources, you’ve landed on the right blog post. Sign up for free ebooks, webinars, and other resources (i.e., Buffer Social ( @buffer ): Digs into all things social but also discusses blogging and productivity. The ones that give you that “Woah… #mindblown” moment.

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9 Blogs To Make You PR-Smart

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Of course, the sectors that are relevant to the practice of public relations are unlimited, but for practical purposes we’ve divided our top selections into three categories. It covers everything from productivity and presentation tips to super practical nuts and bolts advice on email and correspondence. Media Shift.

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Public Relations vs Marketing

Doctor Spin

Spin Academy | Online PR Courses Public Relations vs Marketing Public relations (PR) and marketing are essential components of an organisation’s strategy to promote and sell its products or services, but they focus on different areas and have distinct goals. Marketing: The main goal of marketing is to promote and sell products or services.

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7 Media Statistics from an Annual Survey of Reporters that Gives PR a Glimpse of their Mindset

Sword and the Script

based reporters said, “fake news is making readers more skeptical than ever about what they read and see.”. For example, the top challenge, “staffing and resources” gleaned just 28% of the votes globally. 4) Emphasis on professional journalism. 26% said “better and cheaper video production technology;”. Most (59%) of U.S.-based

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