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PR Insider: 5 Tips for Working with a PR Agency
February 24th, 2014 by Sandra CoyleIt takes work to maintain a good relationship with a PR agency and get the results you desire. Here are some tips for keeping things on an even keel.
Going for PR Gold With Celebrity Spokespeople
February 19th, 2014 by Matthew SchwartzFigure skater Gracie Gold and hockey player T.J. Oshie have captured the hearts and minds of fans for their performances during the Winter Olympics. Will that translate into sweetheart endorsement deals selling various products and services? And what’s in it for communicators when they align their brands with celebrity spokespeople?
4 Changes for PR Pros to Watch, When They Watch the (New) Tonight Show
February 18th, 2014 by Matthew SchwartzThe dawn of the Jimmy Fallon era on The Tonight Show pretty much went off without a hitch Monday night. Fallon showed deference to the storied NBC franchise, but, as with any changing of the guard, he’s already made some changes to the program with an eye on expanding the audience.
PR Insider: The Essentials of PR Storytelling
February 18th, 2014 by Marilyn FancherPR is a natural venue for story, but there are elements necessary to compelling stories that all PR professionals must know.
PR Insider: When Reaching the Millennial, Online Content is King
February 13th, 2014 by Kanchan KinkadeHow do you promote a wine brand to Millennial consumers? Here is a case study in effective PR.
White’s Loss at Sochi Olympics Could be PR’s Gain
February 12th, 2014 by Matthew SchwartzFollowing his fourth-place finish in the halfpipe final at the Winter Olympics Tuesday, Shaun White is already making noises to focus more on his music career and less on snowboarding. But if the music thing doesn’t work out, White could also try his hand at branding. He certainly has a knack for how to manage his own brand.
7 Commuting Gripes From Winter-Weary PR Pros
February 11th, 2014 by Steve GoldsteinWith the awful winter weather in mind, we asked our Twitter followers what they hate most about commuting to work. It’s mid-February, and we found that people are in full complaint mode.
PR Lessons from AOL Chief’s Latest Apology
February 10th, 2014 by Matthew SchwartzFoot, meet mouth. Tim Armstrong, the CEO of AOL, has done it again. He’s apologized for comments that showed a remarkable lack of empathy for AOL employees. He’s also done PR pros a favor when it comes to convincing C-level executives on why it’s important that they show some compassion for their employees.
PR Insider: The End of Brand and the Beginning of Reputation
February 6th, 2014 by David HumphriesYou have to be ready to design a brand that conveys your reputation accurately and compellingly. Reputation comes first, logos come later.