Perspectives on communications strategy, thought leadership and the evolving media landscape.
Supplement BtoB PR programs with paid media
Paid media can be especially effective for advocating issues or a point of view.
Social buzz may fizzle for Rio
navigating the new rules may be as challenging as taking down Michael Jordan’s Dream Team of the early 90s.
Brands beware – fans could eat you alive
Twitter – the wonderful world where brand to consumer interaction is readily available and honestly can play big dividends – unless, of course, you choose to mess with the “The Beygency” or “The Beyhive,” the excitable and extremely devoted arm of Beyoncé's loyal online following.
Sometimes a more direct approach to consumer feedback can pay dividends
When Twitter managers step out on to a limb and start dropping truth-bombs, we take notice.
Presidential Hopefuls Display a Lack of Quality Media Training
Just look at the race for the 2016 presidency, where a lack of quality media training has produced some cringe-worthy moments for candidates.
“Sauce Castillo” Offers PR Gold
When Sacramento Kings’ rookie shooting guard Nik Stauskas hit a three-point shot recently, closed captioning offered an interesting interpretation, giving birth to an incredible nickname: “Sauce Castillo”
Anonymous Social Networks – Social marketing’s emerging opportunity
Social marketing has gathered steam in recent years and positively impacts other marketing channels when properly aligned. The latest to the social sharing party are anonymous applications Secret and Whisper, which enable users to anonymously share thoughts to a public network
5 Steps to Effective Real-Time Marketing
Real-time marketing, a golden opportunity for brands to capitalize on what the collective world has eyes on, is effective when done well, but embarrassing when it’s not. With the ability to quickly reach a huge number of people comes the double-edged sword of blunders going viral for all the wrong reasons.
7 ways PR is just like dating
Dating is just like public relations. Before you laugh, ask yourself: What’s the first association you make when it comes to PR? If you said relationship management, you’re on my wavelength.