Convincing members of the media—not to mention the general public—that “uncomfortable” topics should be discussed is always difficult at first.
Stories by Jennifer Moyer
Case Study: Comprehensive Research and Subject-Matter Expertise Drive Success of a Nonprofit Foundation’s Twitter Chat 50 Tweets Reach Thousands
April 15th, 2013 by PRNEWSIn 2012, for the first time ever, LRF integrated social media into the program at the Forum, tapping the expertise of one of the Foundation’s Scientific Advisory Board members and leading lymphoma experts to conduct a Twitter chat.
In Defense of AVEs
April 9th, 2013 by Terry HemeyerPR professor and corporate PR veteran Terry Hemeyer says AVEs still reveal something many PR professionals claim to provide—tangible value.
Smart Companies Leading the Charge To Fully Integrate PR and Marketing
April 8th, 2013 by PRNEWSThe relationship between public relations and marketing has traditionally been perceived as edgy.
4 Rules For Revealing Bad News In a Crisis
April 8th, 2013 by Steven FinkThere are four basic rules to keep in mind when communicating bad news.
How To: 5 Things That Communicators Should Know About Twitter’s Vine
April 8th, 2013 by Jason WoodwardVine, dubbed by some as “the Instagram of video,” appears to be one of the most promising video apps in recent memory, and is getting a long look from communicators.
Smaller-Sized PR Agencies Ramp Up Digital Services; Online Media Consumption Now Exceeds Offline Use Share Buttons Boost Email
April 8th, 2013 by PRNEWS▶ PR Agencies Ramp Up Digital Offerings: It is becoming more and more apparent to small- to medium-sized agencies that they need a separate department to handle their digital business, according to Second
Case Study: Nature Conservancy, Seeking Renewed Relevance, Focuses on Environment’s Benefits to Human Health Video on Medical Value of Coral Reefs Resonates Ocean Lifesaver
April 8th, 2013 by PRNEWSFor its “Coral Reefs Saved My Life” campaign, The Nature Conservancy led off with a video featuring Arden O’Connor, who was being treated with a drug that originated in the ocean.
Celebrity Activity on Social Media Illustrates Transformation In PR
April 8th, 2013 by PRNEWSCelebrities have all the fun on social media. Some get paid an obscene amount of money to promote a brand on Facebook or Twittter; most have the freedom to tweet their thoughts whenever they want.
Moving Up By Staying on Top of the Bottom Line
April 5th, 2013 by Brian SperoFor communicators who want to prove ROI, they’re going to have to start being more proactive on how to calculate their spreadsheets.