Digital & Technology

These days, it’s not enough to write killer copy in which the message hits readers where they live. PR pros need to master several disciplines designed to raise their brand profile in a Google search.

The mass of “social data” now available can be an incredible source of information, but now PR/Comms professionals need to learn how to pull insights from this ocean of information.

Communities can be a great benefit for your brand by freely engaging in activities that are essential to your organization’s success.

If your brand is doing all the talking on social media, then you are missing the value that social can bring to your organization.

Writing well is still the coin of the realm for communicators. But, in a digital age, PR pros who want to enhance their value must tailor their writing for SEO (search engine optimization).

The revenge of old media, the popularity of PR and IHOP’s new dish.

KPIs are a good start, but don’t be beholden to them. For example, if your KPIs are monthly volume of mentions and share of voice versus competitors, key questions should be: What did people say about our products online? What was said about our competitors?

Companies wanting to improve engagement with consumers on social channels may want to look closely at what the financial services sector is doing.

To handle the unexpected successfully, the public sector executive will need to gain a better understanding of how to best respond to each type of media.

Standing out in your industry is more important than ever before, and thought leadership is one of the most effective ways of you can rise above the competition.