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2016 Top Places to Work in PR: Archer Malmo
November 14th, 2016 by Chris SeymourArcher Malmo’s culture is often described as fun, creative and collaborative, yet professional and authentic. For example, pets are welcome at the agency, and it’s not uncommon to be in a conference with a canine. In… Continued
2016 Top Places to Work in PR: AR|PR
November 14th, 2016 by Chris SeymourAR|PR’s workplace culture is its secret sauce. AR|PR is built on maintaining happy employees and fueled by a Millennial-centric culture rooted in the motto, “Believe the best IN each other. Want the best FOR each… Continued
2016 Top Places to Work in PR: The American College of Cardiology
November 14th, 2016 by Chris SeymourWhen you join The American College of Cardiology (ACC) as a staff member, you become a part of an over 65-year tradition of innovative, collaborative and driven individuals dedicated to supporting and implementing the College’s… Continued
4 Ways to Master B2B Social Selling
November 14th, 2016 by Jamie Izaks, All Points Public RelationsStatistics point to social selling as one of the most effective tools in sales and marketing. Nearly 75% of buyers consult social media before making a purchase decision, and 77% of buyers don’t talk to a salesperson until performing independent research. Here are four ways to master B2B social selling for your brand.
How to Build Relationships With Influencers That Endure Beyond One Communications Campaign
November 14th, 2016 by Seth ArensteinOn Nov. 1 Instagram said it was testing a feature that will allow users to buy what they see in their feeds directly from brands. The beta involves 20 brands, including J.Crew, Macy’s and Levi’s. The user clicks on a button and up pops the product’s name and price. Another click provides a more in-depth description of the product. Then there’s the ever-popular “shop now” click, which takes the user to the retailer’s website. Seems simple, right? Actually, the implications could be enormous.
Media Pitching Lessons From the Purring Engine of GM’s PR Team
November 14th, 2016 by Michael SmartRecently it was a PR rep from a huge government organization. He said, “This is all great, but I don’t have any problems getting media attention. They’re calling me every day.” What a huge opportunity he is missing! Whether you’re at a big brand or a small one, it’s not solely about the volume of stories that include you. It’s whether you can place the stories you want told.
How Home Depot Engaged Its Workforce By Helping Vets and Communicating Strategically
November 14th, 2016 by Bradford Walton[Editor’s Note: In honor of Veterans Day, we present this case study that combines honoring our nation’s veterans and boosting employee engagement.] It’s undeniable: An engaged workforce can move the needle in any industry. In retail, though, markets continually fluctuate, shopping trends change, economies contract and expand, and it’s the workforce that determines whether a company succeeds and makes a positive impact on the world.
Shut Down Email and Reclaim Creativity: A Few Words With ‘Too Fast to Think’ Author Chris Lewis
November 11th, 2016 by Steve Goldstein“When people are under so much pressure to process information, the result is an unstoppable flow of data, an overloaded mind and consequently an analytical mindset,” LEWIS founder and CEO Chris Lewis writes in his just-published book, “Too Fast to Think: How to reclaim your creativity in a hyper-connected work culture.”
Why a Podcast Could Be Your Brand’s BFF
November 11th, 2016 by Steve Orr, Steve Orr MediaAbout one-fifth of Americans have listened to a podcast in the last month, more than double the number in 2008. That amounts to roughly 57 million people. Nielsen plans to measure podcast listenership starting next year, a move that will give advertisers stronger evidence their spots are being heard.