You’d be hard pressed to find a Fortune 500 company without a presence on Twitter, but should the big boss also be on the medium? It depends on myriad factors, including your goal for being on the platform, who will actually compose the tweets, the type of information your CEO wants to share and, of course, whether they have a thick skin.
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4 Factors to Decide if Your CEO Should Be on Twitter
September 6th, 2017 by Danica Kombol, Everywhere Agency
How BET Networks Taps Into Talent for Influencer Marketing
August 18th, 2017 by Samantha WoodInfluencer marketing can come in many shapes and sizes. Some companies utilize outside influencers, and some focus on employees. For Tatiana Holifield-Arthur, senior director of social media marketing strategy at BET Networks, influencer marketing means using its on-air talent to achieve a multiplier effect with the network’s huge following.
What You Missed at the Big 4 Social Media Conference
August 14th, 2017 by Jerry AsciertoDid you experience a sudden and sharp sense of FOMO last week? Then you should’ve been in San Francisco with PR News. An all-star lineup of speakers presented on topics ranging from SEO and Google Analytics to influencer marketing and Snapchat at the Big 4 Social Media Conference and Google for Communicators Boot Camp held at the San Francisco Grand Hyatt Aug. 9-10. Here’s a wrap-up of the two-day event, which showcased compelling video, top-notch speakers and networking opportunities galore.
How State Farm Uses Social Listening to Humanize Its Brand
July 27th, 2017 by Samantha WoodHumanizing your brand online isn’t always easy, especially if you work in an industry that’s perceived as stuffy and stodgy. But State Farm Insurance is shattering those preconceived notions by using social listening to personalize their brand in unexpected ways. Here, Joe Strupek of State Farm Insurance, who will speak at the upcoming Digital and Marketing Show Oct. 17-19 in Miami, shared some best practices for using social listening on Twitter to delight and engage.
The Epic List of PR’s Daily Challenges (And How to Overcome Them)
July 24th, 2017 by Diane SchwartzReality checked in with me recently when a few parents on my son’s rowing team, knowing my affiliation with PR News, asked me to write the press releases for the club. Sure, it’ll be easy,… Continued
How Royal Caribbean Controls the Message During a Crisis
July 14th, 2017 by Samantha WoodCynthia Martinez has handled some of the worst crises you could imagine. As director of global corporate communications for Royal Caribbean Cruises, Martinez has dealt with everything from fires to a guest committing suicide by jumping overboard. And since any of Royal Caribbean’s guests can tweet or post a video the moment a crisis arises, her team needs to be quick, transparent and, most of all, prepared. Martinez, who will speak at PR News’ Digital and Marketing Show Oct. 17-19 in Miami, shares a few tips on how to own the narrative.
Infusing a Little Analog Into Your Digital Life
May 8th, 2017 by Diane SchwartzImagine this: attendees at a conference are flocking to a table filled with greeting cards where they can choose among “thank you,” “happy birthday” and “congratulations” greetings, write something nice (hopefully), lick the envelope and… Continued
The 2 Things You Need to Know Now About Social Media
March 28th, 2017 by Diane SchwartzSocial media exposes many ironies, including the possibility that we are less social because of social media. Remember the days when we used our phone for talking, not typing? And when a friend was someone… Continued
How Arby’s Twitter Strategy Evolved From ‘The Legend of Zelda’
February 2nd, 2017 by Jerry AsciertoFor Arby’s, Twitter isn’t just a platform on which to advertise, it’s a chance to delight. The fast-food chain’s evolving Twitter strategy isn’t concerned with promoting its sandwich of the month or the latest addition to its menu. Instead, Arby’s is focused on engaging in conversation, identifying niche areas and most of all, having fun with its followers.