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Unilever’s DePalma McCartney: Think Holistically, Long Term About Influencer Fraud Issues

October 1st, 2019 by

The Fraudnomics Summit last month in NYC made one of its goals eliminating the estimated $1.3 billion in influence marketing fraud. Unilever N America’s Casey DePalma McCartney told us communicators must think long term and holistically about the influencer ecosystem.

After the Flood: A Clever Newsletter Keeps NY Commuters Informed

October 1st, 2019 by

Everything old is new again. The nation’s largest public transport system has turned to a newsletter to keep commuters informed and entertained as they learn about the latest developments concerning The L-Train Project. NYC commuters love it.

Avoiding Failure: Six Questions to Ask Before You Launch A Product

October 1st, 2019 by

New-product specialist Kip Knight says a significant majority of launches fail owing to a lack of strategic planning. He offers six questions all marketers need to ask before launching a product or brand to market.

Measurement’s Biggest Obstacle? Getting Budget for Analytics Tools

October 1st, 2019 by

Measurement is gaining traction in PR and communications, yet it remains a dark-haired stepchild in many quarters. Some of measurement’s pain points include the lack of budgets for data collection and tools, as well as concerns about how well those tools function, according to a news survey of some 500 PR pros.

PR Pros Need More Skills to Handle Rising Corporate Reliance on Comms

October 1st, 2019 by

Corporations, particularly the largest ones, are increasing the demand on communications. In turn, PR pros need to augment their toolkits with a variety of digital skills, as well as analytical abilities, a new survey from The Conference Board says.

A Quick Journey into PR’s History Holds More Than a Few Surprises

October 1st, 2019 by

Do you need inspiration? You might find some during a visit to the Museum of PR in NY. In this second of a series of articles about the history of PR, our writer visits the Museum and describes its wonders. The series celebrates the 75th anniversary of PRNEWS.

PR Pros Urged to Act Quickly on Data Privacy and Integrity Issues

October 1st, 2019 by

Data integrity and privacy issues are ubiquitous, yet so few firms are addressing them. We asked Dan Linton, the newly minted lead of the global data privacy unit at W20 Group, what PR pros should be doing on data protection and data privacy.

What Happened in Elections Will Happen to Brands Unless We Prevent It

October 1st, 2019 by

The global vice chair of Hill+Knowlton Strategies, Peter Zandan, PhD, argues that communicators must self-police themselves or risk the weaponizing of communications.

Communicators Using Enhanced Instagram Features to Bolster Storytelling, Engagement

September 1st, 2019 by

To get you ready for this month’s PRNEWS webinar on Instagram storytelling, our monthly roundtable addresses recent and future Instagram features that are influencing storytelling. The respondents in this roundtable also will be speaking during the webinar.

Internal Communication: The Key to Handling Issues Before They Become Media Events

September 1st, 2019 by

Internal communications often is the dark-haired stepchild of PR. The communicators we spoke with insist a strong internal communications effort is a key ingredient in helping to avoid uncomfortable situations, including when disgruntled employees go to the media with their complaints.