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Product Recommendations: That’s What Friends Aren’t For

April 16th, 2012 by

When consumers are buying a car or choosing a vitamin or a bank—or almost anything—they may ask their friends what they think. But, only 38% will trust a product or a service more because friends… Continued

Product Recommendations: That’s What Friends Aren’t For

April 16th, 2012 by

When consumers are buying a car or choosing a vitamin or a bank—or almost anything—they may ask their friends what they think. But, only 38% will trust a product or a service more because friends… Continued

Seven Things You Will Learn in This Week’s Issue of PR News

April 16th, 2012 by

1. Photo sharing app Instagram follows Pinterest as the latest hot social platform with a visual focus. (p. 1) 2. In 10 years, the number of AOR relationships has dropped from 50% to 15%. (p.… Continued

Quick Study: Confidence in Earned Media Up While Paid Plummets; Online Advocacy Soars; Smartphones Propel Web Radio

April 16th, 2012 by

â–¶ Public Trust in Paid Media Declines, While Earned Media’s Cred Grows: Researchfirm Nielsen polled 28,000 Web users in 56 countries and found that 92% had high levels of confidence in “earned media” such as… Continued

Quick Study: Confidence in Earned Media Up While Paid Plummets; Online Advocacy Soars; Smartphones Propel Web Radio

April 16th, 2012 by

â–¶ Public Trust in Paid Media Declines, While Earned Media’s Cred Grows: Researchfirm Nielsen polled 28,000 Web users in 56 countries and found that 92% had high levels of confidence in “earned media” such as… Continued

Data Deficiencies Hinder Real-Time Marcom Decisions

April 11th, 2012 by

A lack of real-time digital data is hindering marketers’ ability to to make real-time decisions.

Data Deficiencies Hinder Real-Time Marcom Decisions

April 11th, 2012 by

A lack of real-time digital data is hindering marketers’ ability to to make real-time decisions.

Trust in Government and Business in Downward Spiral

April 10th, 2012 by

While trust levels were never overwhelmingly high for government and businesses, a new study shows the levels have decreased drastically since September 2010.

Trust in Government and Business in Downward Spiral

April 10th, 2012 by

While trust levels were never overwhelmingly high for government and businesses, a new study shows the levels have decreased drastically since September 2010.

Quick Study: Trust in Government and Business in Downward Spiral; Data Deficiencies Hinder Real-Time Marcom Decisions

April 9th, 2012 by

â–¶ As Access to Information Increases, Trust Decreases: A study by Hill+Knowlton Strategies reveals a significant deterioration of trust in government and business since 2010, as less than one-third of those surveyed trust the government… Continued