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Paid Twitter, Facebook Products Can Be Misleading, and Damage Brand Trust

While most agree that Promoted Tweets and Sponsored Stories are effective, some consumers find them confusing. | MORE »

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Young Consumers Mix Media Channels, But TV Still Rules

73% of people aged 16-25 years old look to TV to stay informed about daily events. | MORE »

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PR Being Reshaped by Digital and Generational Divides

A University of Alabama survey of global PR leaders found divides over improving measurement of communication effectiveness and improving PR’s professional image. | MORE »

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Moms More Influential In Person Than on Facebook

A majority of moms rate in-person communications and recommendations to be more trustworthy than those they receive via social media. | MORE »

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Businesses Question Advertising Return—Opening for PR?

Ad agency tenure had been declining steadily as clients continue to consolidate | MORE »

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U.S. Remains the Top Nation Brand, Others Take Reputation Hits

United States is the only nation in the Top 10 to improve on its reputation from 2011 to 2012. | MORE »

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Public Negativity Is Big Roadblock for Financial Industry

78% of marcom professionals at financial services companies say negative public perception is the biggest roadblock in rebuilding reputation. | MORE »

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Consumers Willing to Pay More for ‘Simpler’ Brands

According the Global Brand Simplicity Index, consumers are willing to pay more for simpler products and experiences with brands. | MORE »

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Few Companies ‘Very Advanced’ in Leveraging Mobile

Just 8% of CMOs say their company already has "very advanced" mobile capabilities. | MORE »

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All the Rage: Big Brands Must Deal With Mad Consumers

86% of consumers think big businesses maximized profits at the expense of customers and communities. | MORE »

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