As agencies and clients alike feel the pressure of conducting business as usual during a recession, one common denominator of their relationship is becoming more important than ever: the request for proposal (RFP). Issued by… Continued
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NECESSARY EVIL: SEO TERMS COMMUNICATORS NEED TO KNOW
April 27th, 2009 by PRNEWSAt first glance, Web jargon might make right-brained communications executives squeamish, but fear not: Taking some time to learn a few basics will enhance your social media SEO and SEM strategies tenfold. The following tools… Continued
SEO & SEM 3.0: Demystifying Social Media Optimization to Bring Consumers to You
April 27th, 2009 by PRNEWS“Social media is not a campaign. It’s a commitment.” These words, spoken by imc strategy lab Digital Managing Director Robb Hecht, neatly summarize the mind-set that is required to truly maximize the opportunities put forth… Continued
Digital Crisis Management Strategies
April 27th, 2009 by PRNEWSWhether or not a crisis originated in an online channel, a la YouTube or Twitter, ultimately has no bearing on digital platforms’ role in the subsequent management and recovery strategies. Larry Smith, president of the… Continued
Prevent, Manage, Recover, Repeat: 3 Stages of Crisis Communications
April 27th, 2009 by PRNEWSWhat began as a tasteless prank quickly snowballed into a monumental reputational crisis for Domino’s in mid-April. The scene: One pizza-chain employee prepares sandwiches in the most unsanitary manner imaginable (think snot, flatulence…enough said) while… Continued
Three Ways to Conduct a Successful Media Training Session
April 27th, 2009 by PRNEWSIn this 24/7 media world, knowing how to present oneself on camera, radio, in print or a social media platform, has never been more important. In this vein, media training for execs is critical. Following… Continued
The PR News Interview, Kye Strance: Measuring Up
April 21st, 2009 by PRNEWSKye Strance, who heads product management for software company Vocus, has witnessed a sea change in the PR trade since he started with the company 12 years ago. And while it’s no surprise that even the definition of “media” has changed in the past decade, it is always encouraging to hear that more and more communicators understand the need to measure their PR efforts and that there’s more value placed on quality of media impressions over quantity.
The Questions Never Matter: Prepare for an Interview as You Would a Presentation
April 21st, 2009 by PRNEWSWhen invited or assigned to participate in a press interview, most sources anticipate and prepare for the encounter to unfold in one of three ways: a conversation, a deposition or a Q &A. All three… Continued
Study Reveals Consumers Going Green Even with Bad Economy
April 21st, 2009 by PRNEWSMost households are living a "green" lifestyle despite the economy being in the red, according to a survey of more than 7,500 consumers by Memolink.com. While most respondents rate the environment as "important" or "extremely… Continued
Ten Numbers Needed to Measure Social Media Engagement
April 20th, 2009 by PRNEWSKatie Paine, CEO of KDPaine & Partners, recommends that communications executives consider a combination of the following metrics when attempting to measure engagement on a social media campaign: 1. Percent increase/decrease in unique visits 2.… Continued