Recently, The Rosen Group polled Americans on their media preferences, and the results suggest that, despite the prominence of emerging digital media platforms, print is still deemed the most credible news source. Among the additional… Continued
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Tip Sheet: Study Gauges Media’s Perception of PR’s Value & Suggests Room for Improvement
March 9th, 2009 by PRNEWSBy Larry Parnell A newly released national study of 12,000 editors and reporters holds some surprises and reaffirms conventional wisdom on the relationship between public relations professionals and the news media. It also challenges us… Continued
Charting The Industry: Press Values PR – With a Few Caveats
March 9th, 2009 by PRNEWSDigital media’s ongoing emergence may be rewriting the rules of traditional media relations, but PR pitches still drive coverage in a big way. Submissions from PR professionals are used by more than 94% of editors/journalists,… Continued
Pick Your Poison: Tips for Pitching All Types of Media Representatives
March 9th, 2009 by PRNEWSGone are the days when most journalists seamlessly fit the classic stereotype: scrappy professionals armed with a beat-up notebook and a fat Rolodex who dashed in and out of chaotic newsrooms the moment a tip… Continued
Quick Study: Traditional vs. New Media; Media Spend’s Sharp Decline; Marketing Plans Fail; CMOs Pick Up Slack
March 9th, 2009 by PRNEWSMajority Still Questions Blogs’ Credibility: The Rosen Group polled Americans on their media preferences, and the results suggest that, despite the prominence of emerging digital media platforms, print is still deemed the most credible news… Continued
Measuring the Real Value of Internet Media
March 5th, 2009 by Mike SmithSeems the paid media folks are having as much of a challenge getting their arms around measuring value in the social media and interactive environment as earned media people. Nielsen is calling for standards and… Continued
Proving Value: Measures of Success
March 4th, 2009 by PRNEWSBy Mark Weiner If "proving value" remains one of PR’s greatest challenges, why do so many people get it wrong? The difficulty may be that values are subjective: They change from organization to organization but… Continued
When Not to Pitch
March 3rd, 2009 by PRNEWSEvery day, public relations professionals pitch stories to media outlets of every stripe. First, the bad news: The vast majority do not succeed in generating coverage. Editors, producers and reporters are constantly overwhelmed with requests… Continued
Dare To Be Different and Get the Attention You Want
March 2nd, 2009 by PRNEWSSometimes being whimsical in your messaging or presentation may provide a boost to your client or company’s profile when it comes to attracting media attention. However, it must make sense in the framework of your… Continued
Board of Directors Paying More Attention to CSR Opportunities
March 2nd, 2009 by PRNEWSBoards of directors are increasingly paying attention to the risks and opportunities associated with corporate responsibility, sustainability and climate change, according to a survey commissioned and released today by Deloitte and Corporate Board Member magazine.… Continued