With the New Year approaching, The Writer, a language consultancy, collected data on emerging vocabulary from CEOs’ speeches, websites, corporate content and business publications. After having its app audience vote on the best new words, the consultancy came up with a list of words that are expected to take off next year.
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Infographic: What Business Words Will Take off in 2015?
December 26th, 2014 bySony Releases The Interview Amidst Muddled Messaging
December 24th, 2014 by Richard BrownellThe Sony hack provides a lesson in how a brand that become victims of such an attack should conduct its messaging.
Infographic: Social Media’s Impact on Holiday Shopping
December 23rd, 2014 byWith this year’s holiday season in full effect, CrowdTap polled 3,000+ men and women to explore the evolving role of social media during the holiday shopping season. They explored where users are looking for inspiration, seeking promotions and sharing their purchases as well as what influences purchase decisions the most.
Does Your Press Release Include the Following Elements?
December 23rd, 2014 by Matthew SchwartzNo doubt, the press release will continue to evolve. But whatever new form it takes the fundamentals of writing a solid press release (that will get read by the intended audiences) are not going away anytime soon.
Columbia Journalism School to Investigate Disputed Rolling Stone Rape Article
December 23rd, 2014 byRolling Stone inserted its disputed rape story back into national headlines by announcing that it has asked Columbia Journalism School to perform an independent inquiry into the editorial process behind the article. The journalism school will produce a report on the article, and Rolling Stone will publish that report unedited on its website.
New Year’s Resolution: 10 Tips for Improving Your Media Pitching Technique
December 22nd, 2014 bySuccessfully pitching the media and securing coverage involves relationship building, smart storytelling and careful follow up—not to mention research, creativity and a lot of patience. There’s always room for improvement, and with the New Year approaching now is as good a time as ever to set a goal of working on your media pitching technique.
PR Insider: Choosing a Corporate Spokesperson
December 22nd, 2014 by Andrew BlumYour organization’s spokesperson can be a key asset in the success of your communications plan, but only if you provide them with the information they need to do their job.
Case Study: Campaign Debunks Misperceptions about Public Housing
December 22nd, 2014 by PRNEWSHAI, Inc. partnered with Cone Communications to develop and launch ReThink: Why Housing Matters. It challenged Americans’ misperceptions about public housing by reinforcing its benefits through compelling story telling initiatives.
Two New Arrows for Your Public Relations Quiver
December 22nd, 2014 by Barbara BatesAs the PR field continues to undergo dramatic change, communicators should consider how they can broaden their approach beyond traditional reporting and take advantage of face-to-face events and native advertising (or branded content).
Social Media or Bust
December 22nd, 2014 by PRNEWSA new study finds a link between the level of social media actions and the number of social media followers. But there are exceptions.