The methods of engaging customers and clients keep changing dramatically, says Albe Zakes of "upcycling" company TerraCycle.
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Now on Android, Instagram Creates Compelling Visuals for Brands
April 4th, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergWant to further connect with consumers and create powerful brand stories worth 1,000 words? Look no further than Instagram.
Now on Android, Instagram Creates Compelling Visuals for Brands
April 4th, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergWant to further connect with consumers and create powerful brand stories worth 1,000 words? Look no further than Instagram.
Dear Wireless Carrier: So Nice to Hear From You
April 3rd, 2012 by Steve GoldsteinI’ve been thinking of switching wireless carriers lately. It’s not that I’m unhappy with my current carrier—it’s more a matter of consolidating some family bills. As if on cue, a large yellow envelope appeared in the tiny mail…
8 Tips to Help You Expand Your Twitter Community Rapidly
April 3rd, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergPR News just reached the 40K mark in its Twitter community—and here is what we’ve learned so far.
8 Tips to Help You Expand Your Twitter Community Rapidly
April 3rd, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergPR News just reached the 40K mark in its Twitter community—and here is what we’ve learned so far.
PR With Benefits: What ‘Mad Men’ Can Teach Us About Writing Press Releases
April 3rd, 2012 by Andrew HindesStating the benefits of a product or service is much more compelling to journalists—and their readers—than relying on vague industry jargon.
PR With Benefits: What ‘Mad Men’ Can Teach Us About Writing Press Releases
April 3rd, 2012 by Andrew HindesStating the benefits of a product or service is much more compelling to journalists—and their readers—than relying on vague industry jargon.
Coca-Cola Washes Hands of New Orleans Graffiti Campaign
April 3rd, 2012 by Steve GoldsteinCoke’s strategy of blaming a hired third party for a guerrilla campaign that broke city ordinances in New Orleans fizzles.
Coca-Cola Washes Hands of New Orleans Graffiti Campaign
April 3rd, 2012 by Steve GoldsteinCoke’s strategy of blaming a hired third party for a guerrilla campaign that broke city ordinances in New Orleans fizzles.