The celebrity influencer, with millions of fans in tow, is dead, right? Perhaps not. Especially if you want to bolster a nation-wide campaign and can find an influencer like Eva Longoria, who has history with your cause.
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Corporate Values, Relationships with Staff and Customers are Keys to Surviving Any Crisis
October 6th, 2020 by Seth ArensteinWe jumped at the chance to interview Michael Monahan, a veteran brand communicator who’s now on the agency side. In addition, he and his team have been working in their offices for months. He tells us what’s on his mind.
Measuring ROI: Avoiding Catastrophic Cost Through PR’s Crisis Counseling
October 6th, 2020 by Mark WeinerOur measurement column looks at another route to ROI. This one centers on the value PR brings to the enterprise when it helps maintain reputation in the wake of a crisis. It’s all about market capitalization.
It’s No Longer Optional for Businesses to Remain Neutral on Social-Political Causes
October 6th, 2020 by Erika BradburyThe Kapor Center wants the tech sector to reflect the diversity of the country. It’s betting that when that happens, tech will help the fight against structural racism. We asked its new communication and marketing chief how it plans to get there.
Posts from Sports Dominated Political-Social Category on Instagram January-September 2020
October 6th, 2020 by Seth ArensteinIt’s not news that 2020 seems destined for the history books. A global pandemic, protests against systemic racism and a critical election are some of reasons consumers insist brands take stands. Ben & Jerry’s and… Continued
Emerging Social Trends You May Not Have Heard About Yet
October 6th, 2020 by Nicole SchumanSephora has a competitive program for influencers that includes mentoring, education and other opportunities. We look at several other trends that emerged from our annual social media conference, The Social Shake-Up, which was held virtually Sept. 28 through Oct. 1.
Trump Hospital Visit Leaves Gaping Informational Holes, Opportunity for Misinformation
October 5th, 2020 by Nicole SchumanPresident Trump, who according to photos released by the White House, has been spending his time at Walter Reed going along with his daily workload. However, not much is known regarding the details of his infection, marred by contrasting information (see Dr. Sean Conley and Chief of Staff Mark Meadows) and lack of transparent detail from the White House, leading much of the media to speculate and drum up outside sources.
Keep It Up: Communicators are Making a Difference Against COVID-19
October 5th, 2020 by Brad RossThe City of Toronto’s CCO Brad Ross argues communicators have done a good job relaying vital messages about the pandemic. As people are tiring of safety measures and we face a second wave, this is not the time to take a break. Do not let this long crisis, and its critics, cause you to question the effectiveness of your work
President’s COVID-19 Night Highlights Need for Transparency
October 2nd, 2020 by Seth ArensteinThe news of the day, of course, is the positive test results of the First Couple. In the coming days, PR pros, and everyone else, will be discussing whether or not the White House press operation informed the media and the public in a timely fashion. We take an early look.
The 2020 Platinum PR Awards: Finalists Named, Winners Unveiled Oct. 27 During Virtual Gala
October 2nd, 2020 by PRNEWSThe PRNEWS team has announced the 2020 Platinum Awards finalists. Winners across several dozen categories will be announced live in October.