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GENERATION Z: The Most Complex Consumer to Challenge Marketers?

Marketers and PR folk have long been obsessed with Millennials, those born in the eighties and nineties as supposedly the first generation to adapt to the ‘new age’. However as this market starts to edge into their mid-thirties, there is…
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GlobalCom PR Network becomes member of ICCO and sponsors “Independent Consultancy of the Year Award”

December 10, 2015 / GCPR News GlobalCom PR Network (GCPR) represents the 21st century breed of global PR development. It is an association of independent agency teams with a proven track record in their domestic countries united in a global…

Escapade Boosts Food & Drink Portfolio with Rejuvenation Water and Wild Thing Paleo Bar Wins

Consumer PR agency, Escapade, has boosted its portfolio of food and drink clients after being appointed by Rejuvenation Water and Wild Thing paleo bars. The accounts will sit across the agency’s Food & Drink and Sport, Health & Wellbeing…
Content Marketing Strategy

Public Relations is ahead of its (content marketing) time

Content marketing remains firmly planted near the top of most brands’ priorities these days. Organizations are weighing their options and trying to figure out what their next step should be. Do they grow their own internal content capabilities…

Global Magnolia PR? No thanks! One size fits all doesn’t always work where global reputations are concerned, says Prova’s St John White.

I’ve spent most of my career in marketing and PR, polishing the reputations of some great brands. And whilst most of the basic principles have remained the same, the PR industry’s approach to international reputation management has, in my…
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Prova completes secondment at Brazil partner agency Fundamento

Prova has only been a member of GlobalCom since June, but has already grasped the opportunities the network offers with both hands. Account director Zoe travelled to the annual conference in Istanbul, our MD Richard has had numerous meetings…
In PR, Story Has to Dictate the Format

Put Down the Pen and Paper: How Augmented Reality is Impacting Storytelling

Once upon a time in a kingdom under the sea, there was a spirited, redheaded mermaid who longed to go ashore and meet the man of her dreams. I bet most of you know what story I’m talking about. Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” was one of…
Content Marketing Strategy

What PR Can Learn From Minimalist Web Design Philosophy

I recently read an article detailing many of the principles of minimalism in Web design. The more I read, the more I came to realize how fitting many of these same ideals were in the world of public relations. The first tenet of minimalist…
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The Power of Use Cases in PR Pitching

For many technology companies, obtaining customer case studies can be quite difficult – especially if the customers view the technology as their secret sauce. Naturally, they’d be wary of publicly touting any solution that’s giving them…

Facebook as a News Source – Will Publishers and Consumers ‘Like’ It?

This post was first published by Hanah Johnson on March Communications' blog PR Nonsense. This time last year, Pew shared that 30 percent of U.S. adults get their news from Facebook. That stat startled many people – is the news and…
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3 PR Tips We’ve Acquired from Supporting Client Acquisitions

We recently helped a client through an acquisition, its third during our time as its tech PR agency. Each acquisition announcement is different, as we've learned from this client and the many others we've supported through this process. Here…

How Close to Extinction Are Online Comment Sections?

Do website comment sections serve any other purpose than being forums where people can fight anonymously? We all know what to expect from website comment sections. Depending on who you talk to, they remain our digital society's deepest cesspools,…