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Why Tech Is Important To PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

As a PR agency that works with high-growth companies, including many technology brands, we talk a lot about why public relations is important for the tech industry. With complex subjects to distill and technical and product-based pitfalls to address, disruptive technology needs PR.

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The Intersection of Blockchain Technology and Public Relations

5W PR

PR professionals use blockchain technology to track media coverage, develop new data points for analysis, and better measure campaign results. Blockchain technology can help PR professionals verify whether someone actually saw an ad or read an article about their business. Evolution of Blockchain Technology.

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The Unwritten Rules Of Technology Public Relations: A Beginner’s Guide?

Remote PR Jobs

Originally seen on Forbes What technology PR agencies do is not rocket science. Familiarize yourself with the journalist you are pitching to by finding out what they typically cover, reading their past articles and following them on social media. Such requests often get ridiculed on social media.

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How Culture Flirts With Technology

Prowly

I admit that a few years ago, I wouldn’t link “museum” with “new technologies”. How do cultural institutions use technology today? The post How Culture Flirts With Technology appeared first on Prowly Magazine. I was deeply wrong.

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Meet the Media: Lauren Fletcher, Executive Editor at Work Truck Magazine

Bianchi Biz Blog

My name is Lauren Fletcher and I am the executive editor of Work Truck magazine and WorkTruckOnline.com. You can follow Lauren & Work Truck magazine on social media here: LinkedIn – Lauren Fletcher. Work Truck magazine. Bianchi PR’s Meet the Media Recap. Bianchi PR’s Meet the Media Recap.

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Is technology killing employee communications?

Communications Conversations

I believe a big reason employees are using words like this to describe corporate communications is simple: There’s simply much technology. And, the technology they are using isn’t easy to use. Social media networks. Internal social media tools (Yammer). There’s too much technology.

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RADventures: Exploring Life Past Retirement with Patti Stueland

PR for Anyone

After stumbling upon the idea of becoming a life cycle celebrant in a magazine article, Patti found her calling in officiating weddings and funerals, drawing from her extensive experience as an activities director during her teaching career. Patti was purposeful when running RAD during the pandemic.

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