Every marketing tactic gets more scrutiny when budgets face the severity of a struggling economy. Put SEO under the microscope, and it consistently delivers. But marketers need to insure they are getting the most out… Continued
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Case Study: I See London, I See France: Social Media Campaign
November 24th, 2008 by PRNEWSCompany: Jockey International Agency: Cone and Periscope Timeframe: 2007 For many PR campaigns nowadays, leveraging social media tools to convey brand messaging has become de rigueur. Jockey International Inc., the iconic apparel company, did just… Continued
Quick Study: Not All CEOs Distrusted; Web Habits Give Marketing Fractured Focus; CR in Modern Economy; Jump in PSAs
November 24th, 2008 by PRNEWS*Heads of the Class: There may be a national and global shortage of trust in America’s leaders, as reflected by the tarnished reputations of corporate America, the U.S. government and the country’s financial system, but… Continued
From Washington to the Web: Digital Democratizes Lobbying
November 24th, 2008 by PRNEWSFinancial institutions may win the “award” for worst year ever, but the automotive industry has begun to give banking a run for its money. Last month, the companies that once defined the America’s industrial and… Continued
PR by the Numbers: Johnson & Johnson’s Mommy Problem
November 19th, 2008 by PRNEWSOn November 12, the non-profit Babywearing International launched International Babywearing Week, a week when “nonprofit babywearing groups all over the world are celebrating babywearing, and thousands of volunteers are working to publicize the benefits of… Continued
Fight Fire With Fire: Using Corporate Blogs to Upend Crises Online
November 17th, 2008 by PRNEWSReputational crises that begin in the blogosphere are very common; reputational crises that end in the blogosphere, on the other hand, are less so. Dell is perhaps the most well-known example of an organization whose… Continued
How To…Respond to Media’s Facts and Opinions
November 3rd, 2008 by PRNEWSA recent exchange between CNBC Mad Money host/stock market revivalist preacher Jim Cramer and Edward Libby, CEO of AIG, illustrates one of several ways that individuals and organizations can fight back when they perceive a… Continued
How To Respond to Media’s Facts and Opinions
November 3rd, 2008 by Iris DorbianA recent exchange between CNBC Mad Money host/stock market revivalist preacher Jim Cramer and Edward Libby, CEO of AIG, illustrates one of several ways that individuals and organizations can fight back when they perceive a… Continued
Using Twitter to Join the Conversation
October 30th, 2008 by Iris DorbianMillions of Internet users have flocked to Twitter, a messaging application that has become the rage among the technorati, attracting more than 12 million registered users to date. Top tech industry analysts, PR and marketing… Continued
Measuring Social Media Efforts: How & Why You Need to Do It
October 30th, 2008 by Iris DorbianLike PR, social media is all about relationship building and user engagement. More and more often, message boards and blogs take the place of focus groups and in-person meetings. Consequently, measuring and quantifying your company’s… Continued