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.
A recent survey by ExactTech and Econsultancy has shown that a large number of marketers will be switching to online advertising this year. The ones who aren't say that their clients don't understand social media and it's benefits.
Customers of Mildred's Temple Kitchen are invited to enjoy "the simple pleasures of life" this Valentine's Day with a trip to the bathroom. Sex is highly encouraged this weekend, no news for the restaurant that keeps Kama Sutra copies in their bathrooms as a rule.
Ruder Finn, one of the world's most respected PR firms, recently conducted a joint analysis of the Chinese consumer market. The data, which determined Chinese consumers Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) index, reveals eye opening facts about branding in China. Performed in liaison with Tsinghua University, CSR for Chinese consumers provokes thought.
Schumacher Homes has chosen Intrapromote, LLC, as their agency of record to handle social media and search promotion. The PR agency will be working to boost brand recognition for their new client.
Katrina Kaif takes a stand on her career and her beliefs. Bollywood's most famous actress has reportedly told producers and directors she will no long do scenes in which she had to kiss her costars, or wear bikinis and other revealing costume. She also made a statement about her belief in herself and the keys to success.
Smashburger has selected PR Plus to represent the food chain in Utah and Nevada. The PR company will help promote the chain locations in these areas.
Toyota may have another recall waiting in the wings if a reported problem with the Prius braking system is bad enough. Toyota is already on the ring ropes over millions of vehicles being recalled for braking and accelerator problems. Now the company's most squeaky clean offering, the Prius , is called into question.
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