Social Media & SEO

Winner: Marina Maher Communications – Head & Shoulders “Season of the #Whiff” Striking out is probably the last thing you’d want to associate with a product launch. But when Head & Shoulders, the official shampoo… Continued

Winner: Weber Shandwick with PEDIGREE Brand – The PEDIGREE Feeding Project Through no fault of their own, more than four million dogs end up in shelters and breed rescues every year. Sadly, nearly half of… Continued

Winners: Clever Girls Collective – #Batkid Saves San Francisco and Taylor Strategy – Taco Bell Shakes up the Breakfast Routine #Batkid Saves San Francisco Clever Girls Collective created a social media plan for Make-A-Wish Greater… Continued

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As digital communications starts to eclipse traditional media channels, PR pros must learn a whole new set of disciplines in order to demonstrate their value.

Only about 30% of all socially active brands have an Instagram profile, so now is the time for public relations professionals to work with clients on strategies to incorporate the platform into communications strategies

Inevitably the question arises when you’re in a room full of communicators: how do we break down the silos between PR and Marketing? I recently moderated a panel with Andrew Bowins of Mastercard and Jay… Continued

For all the planning, however, sometimes SEO strategies don’t work. With so many moving parts, it can be hard to determine exactly where you have gone wrong. So what can you do when you have done your SEO homework but still aren’t seeing the results you want?

Finding the stories that make your brand or organization interesting or different and optimizing them for the biggest possible impact on social media should be the primary priority when trying to reach your audience via social media.

Facebook users can be prickly about how brands interact with them, and they’re likely to regard you with disdain if they feel like you’re invading their social space with blatant advertisements. Creating content for your brand that users actually want to see on Facebook therefore remains a primary challenge for PR pros.