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The Not-So-Jolly Aaron Rodgers Controversy’s PR Lessons

November 8th, 2021 by

Football star Aaron Rodgers tarnished a stellar and lucrative reputation when he tried to get cute with the press about the COVID-19 vaccination.

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‘Fall Back’ Deals with Bad Reputation as Daylight Savings Time Ends

November 5th, 2021 by

The majority of public opinions regarding standard time are not pleasant. Winter can be long, and it’s tough to end working for the day when it’s already dark out without Daylight Savings Time.

In VA, ‘All Politics is Local,’ ‘It’s The Economy, Stupid’ = ‘Know Your Audience’

November 3rd, 2021 by

PRNEWS takes a rare look at political communication. We found a slew of PR takeaways in the VA governor’s race.

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Young Voices: On Navigating a Pandemic and Finding a Voice

November 2nd, 2021 by

Kristy Lucero knows the vital importance of working in PR. In her current role she’s focused on developing and implementing communications strategies to meet the needs of her healthcare clients.

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Psaki Statement Offers a COVID Disclosure Guide for PR Pros

November 1st, 2021 by

The timing and content of Psaki’s COVID-19 disclosure could be a pandemic-era guide for PR pros to follow, should an executive, client or other public-facing figure test positive.

40% of PR Pros are Measuring More Post-COVID, Yet 70% Still Battle Measurement Roadblocks

November 1st, 2021 by

In some ways, this year’s global observance of Communication Measurement Month should be a bigger celebration than normal. After all, considering the nearly two-year-old pandemic, any excuse for celebration is welcome. On the other hand, there are reasons not to celebrate. We surveyed the industry to find out their sentiments.

Next Big Thing: Non-Financial Factors will Link PR, Reputation & Share Price

November 1st, 2021 by

What’s the next big thing for communications research and evaluation? It’s a good question to ponder as we celebrate Measurement Month.

Infographics, Surprising Data and Unusual Story Sources Can Make Dry Topics Pop in Pitches

November 1st, 2021 by

It’s hard enough to get media placement for a launch, initiative or campaign. Indeed, obtaining “coverage in the new news cycle” and “finding relevant angles for pitches” are PR pros’ biggest concerns, according to a Muckrack report. Let’s add another hurdle: getting coverage in a crowded media landscape when your organization or product is perceived as dry or unsexy.

Native Americans Were Influential Communicators Without Formal Titles

November 1st, 2021 by

If you search ‘Native American PR pioneers,’ you will be hard-pressed to find one name, let alone a list. Not because there haven’t been Native Americans who excelled in PR, but because most never held a traditional PR title. But suppose you are willing to dig a bit deeper and look at PR not as a title but as a role or a mission. In that case, you will find that there are many Native Americans who not only practiced PR, but helped shape the world through the spoken and written word.

How to Avoid Being the Next ‘Instagram Kids:’ A PR Approach to Product Reputation Reviews

November 1st, 2021 by

Given that a company of Facebook’s clout and perceived indifference to public scrutiny seems worried about product-related backlash, it follows that communicators at all organizations should consider reviewing products and services prior to launch. As such, we asked PR pros to assess the state of reputation reviews.