Editorial Team, Everything-PR
The Everything-PR Editorial Team produces reporting, research, and analysis across thirty verticals — communications, reputation, AI visibility, public affairs, media systems, and digital discovery in the answer-engine era. Publishing since 2009.
Videos capture attention more than words...Prognosticators have long said video is the future of the Internet. Not only social media, but of all communication online. The place for video on the internet, and in the PR game, will continue to move toward the center of most impactful public relations campaigns . It is exciting, and highly alluring.
If you run a business, you’re concerned with keeping your employees as focused, efficient, and productive as possible. The design of your office space can play a bigger in role in this than you may realize. Old design approaches had rows of cubicles, with workers all toiling away at their desks. When employees spend day after day in a maze of little cubicles, it’s easy to become demoralized. It also leads to wasting time looking for coworkers, trying to find a meeting room, or being distracted by the people chatting in the adjacent cubicle.
Michael Kempner's MWW announced earlier today having acquired a firm specializing in reaching consumers who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LBGT).
HTC's flagship device of the year, the HTC One, was today presented with the Global Mobile Award for Best Smartphone.
When people first began using the Internet, it was one massive, all you can read buffet. People searched with wide open abandon. But, as technology progressed, and marketers got smarter, it became easier to collect search data, and change the results users were given.
One of the best ways to succeed in business is to become a social media speaker, because apart from branding your company, you’re branding yourself.
In recent years, no romance author has scored as many hits as Nicholas Sparks. The author of many hugely popular books, several of which have been made into “must see” movies for romantic movie fans, Nicholas Sparks’ marketing team had the author all teed up, and ready to swing for a major public relations win on Valentine’s Day.
An Omnibus study shares the costs of sampling and screening between agencies and clients to provide quick results at relatively lower cost without sacrificing quality.
Sure, Pinterest works for clothing brands and other retailers-but what about auto parts companies, repair shops, or metal fabrication brands?
It's interesting to take note, that with nearly unanimous vote by the U.S. Senate 8(90-8) to confirm former Time magazine managing editor Richard Stengel as Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, which direction American foreign propaganda may be headed.
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