
This American Life, Understanding Your Audience and PR
If you’re as dedicated to NPR as I am, then you undoubtedly have heard the radio show This American Life, a weekly hour-long feature that deeply intimates listeners with a variety of Americans based on an overall theme of each show. Some of…

TRUST – What Is Needed In Communication Between The Financial Service Provider And The Consumer
During a regular workday, thousands of complaints are sent to financial ombudsmen across Europe. Consumers are frustrated, employees distressed, and resources are spent unnecessarily on obtaining a good relationship between provider and consumer.…

3 Ways B2B Tech Companies Can Maximize PR at Trade Shows
This post was first published by Beth Brenner on March Communications' blog PR Nonsense.
B2B marketers have been allocating a greater portion of their 2013 budgets to trade shows, to support sales efforts and increase brand visibility.
Tech…

Five Steps for Responding to Online Criticism
Remember the Online Disinhibition Effect? It’s the term that psychologists use for the loosening (or complete abandonment) of social norms in online encounters. You’ve probably witnessed some examples of this effect when an online discussion…

What’s the best way to sell to telecoms operators?
Vendors are facing some of the toughest trading conditions ever. It has never been so difficult to ‘sell’ to operators. It’s not just uncontrollable macro-economic factors that are frustrating vendor sales and marketing efforts. The manner…
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Google+ Rapidly Becoming a Go-To PR Tool for Businesses
Google+ is gaining steam — and fast. According to new research, 34 percent of people who use social networks to connect to other websites use Google+ as their primary platform. This both Twitter and LinkedIn, and falls short only of Facebook…

How to Successfully Use Surveys & Research to Fuel PR Campaigns
There was a time when public relations was limited to positioning clients in front of the media. That time, however, is over, as the digital age has caused PR to evolve into much, much more. While media relations is still a very big part of…

The Founding Fathers: America’s First PR Firm
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
That legendary line gives…

The Art and Science of PR Measurement – Quick Takes and Suggestions
PR measurement is an art and science that even many of the brightest minds in the industry haven’t quite figured out yet, and certainly not perfected. Earlier this month, the International Association for the Measurement and Evaluation of…

Demand evidence and think critically!
Like the spurious claims companies make about being “innovative”, of which I’ve written much before, there are plenty of organisations that claim to be “thought leaders”. But how can you tell if they really are? Because they say so?…

5 Things New Age SEO Means for PR
Penguin 2.0, released last month, is Google’s latest update to its search algorithm and it continues the search giant’s trend of improving how it recognizes - and rewards - good quality links. As we all know this is the latest in its battle…
