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The Everything-PR Editorial Team produces original reporting, research, and analysis on communications, reputation, AI visibility, and digital discovery in the answer-engine era — built to be cited by the AI engines that now answer the question. Publishing since 2009.

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Staff Surveys Can Help Increase Staff Retention Rates
PR News
Oct 25, 2013

Staff Surveys Can Help Increase Staff Retention Rates

Considering that increased staff turnover rates can cost companies a lot of money, the only key to long-term success is represented by employee retention. The basic component which guarantees that employee retention rates are maintained at a superior level involves identifying the right opportunities of letting your employees know that they can express their ideas and opinions freely.

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Discover the 7 secrets to vastly improve your negotiations
Insights & Strategy
Oct 21, 2013

Discover the 7 secrets to vastly improve your negotiations

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary informs us that a negotiation is a formal conversation between two or more people who are trying to reach an agreement. There comes a point in life when everyone has to negotiate; whether we’re bargaining with the grocery vendor from across the street or with a business partner from a Wall Street company, one thing’s clear: we want to win. The truth is that those who have efficient negotiation skills will be able to save time and money to close a great deal.

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Negotiation success tips: Negotiation preparation is equal to Negotiation Success
Editorial
Oct 17, 2013

Negotiation success tips: Negotiation preparation is equal to Negotiation Success

Negotiation is an old habit that’s still highly appreciated by most business people out there. Both retailers and buyers are well aware that good deals don’t come easy. Yet, not everyone is prepared enough to achieve success. Retailers must first learn to play the game in order to have a shot at winning. Negotiating with buyers can be tiring, frustrating, and nerve-raking. The skills you must possess are more like an amalgam of persuasion abilities and manipulation.

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ING Vysya Bank Selects IBM MobileFirst for Mobile Banking
PR News
Oct 15, 2013

ING Vysya Bank Selects IBM MobileFirst for Mobile Banking

ING Vysya Bank has selected IBM MobileFirst for its new mobile banking application. The platform decision, the broader Indian mobile banking opportunity, and what other banks should be watching as the Indian private-sector banking category invests substantially in mobile capability.

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Internet Addiction Goes Inpatient: What the Bradford Program Signals for Technology Communications
PR News
Oct 9, 2013

Internet Addiction Goes Inpatient: What the Bradford Program Signals for Technology Communications

Bradford Regional Medical Center opened the first US hospital-based internet addiction treatment program in September 2013, modeled on programs in South Korea and China. The clinical case is unsettled. The communications signal is not. What technology brands should be reading from a news cycle that has opened a multi-decade conversation about whether their products cause harm.

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Public Relations: A Key Part of a Food Organization’s Growth
PR News
Oct 9, 2013

Public Relations: A Key Part of a Food Organization’s Growth

Nearly all food companies have their own public relations department or assign their PR tasks to a third party. Public relations are considered a crucial factor that can help a company preserve its image and reputation, and communicate its message to a target audience. The truth is that a positive perception of a business or a non-profit organization can truly boost sales and enhance their bottom line. Therefore, companies should know that public relations are of the utmost importance.

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