With myriad social channels and measurement tools now available, PR pros have to learn to be more discriminating in picking what to measure; otherwise they end up throwing good money after bad.
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After Virgin Galactic Crash, Richard Branson Shows How to Communicate in Crisis
November 3rd, 2014 byIn times of crisis, especially deadly ones, having a strong leader is the best—perhaps the only—remedy for emotional deflation. In Virgin Galactic’s case, Richard Branson didn’t leave his company wanting.
PR Insider: TV Is Still Important in Your PR Plan
November 3rd, 2014 by Andrew BlumEverybody is on social media these days. But that does not mean you should not seek out TV interviews or turn them down if they come your way.
PR Lessons for Dealing With a Protracted Crisis
November 3rd, 2014 by Howard SholkinWhen people are trying to sully your brand’s reputation without merit, keep a laser-like focus on the organization’s mission and vision.
The Holidays Create New Ways to Connect with Audiences
November 3rd, 2014 by PRNEWSUsing social channels to communicate more directly with customers—and prevent any possible PR dust-ups—is just one way that brands and organizations can leverage the holidays to get their essential brand message out.
How to Enhance PR Via Long-Term Planning
November 3rd, 2014 by Liz GuthridgeIf you prefer to live the plans others make for you, you won’t realize the full value of planning. However, if you want to shape your own destiny, you’ll benefit from planning.
Live Wires
November 3rd, 2014 by PRNEWSIf you have ample budget, better to spread your dollars around to see which PR campaigns get the most traction on which social channels.
Case Study: Food Network Magazine Cooks Up Tasty Brand Extension
November 3rd, 2014 by PRNEWSChicago-based boutique PR agency Henson Consulting (HC) was tasked with expanding Food Network’s reputation by putting together the first-ever Food Network Concert at famed outdoor Chicago music venue Ravinia.
Exec Coaching Can Boost Productivity
November 3rd, 2014 by Ken JacobsCoaching can help executives in all the areas that define leadership, including creating a vision, articulating values, building trust, acting courageously, inspiring and motivating followers and helping teams to achieve their goals.
Infographic: American Spending on Halloween Candy Is Spooky
October 31st, 2014 byHalloween is big business. Really big business. The National Retail Federation estimates that Americans spend more than $2 billion on candy alone each year—after all, trick or treating is what the holiday is all about.