It can be pretty easy to get lost in the flood of endless – and countless – holiday themed commercials. Almost all advertising, and public relations at the time, is pressed through the filter of Christmas. Snow, red, green, lights, and Santa Claus. And, of course, big red bows on luxury cars.
Mobile devices and smartphones are ubiquitous with communications and commerce through today’s online, constantly connected society, however it seems like many marketers and large brands have not yet fully embraced this channel.
On New Year’s Eve 2013, here’s a recap of PR news from the last week of the year from agencies like North 6th, MWW, 5WPR, and Weber Shandwick and more…
Life in Public Relations (PR) is a constant battlefield. As goes technology and society, so goes PR, and keeping up in the ever changing landscape can be tricky. Looking forward to the trends that will continue and emerge in the coming year can help build a successful PR strategy for 2014.
Axia Public Relations CEO Jason Mudd expects 2014 to be a big year for public relations (and public relations firms). He shared his 2014 public relations trends in a recent blog post on thepublicrelationsblog.com.
A news report hits the Internet that your company, Liquid Awesome Ice Cubes, has gone on record saying their CEO is resigning.
According to the Social Recommendation Index by Social Media Link, Facebook is the most trusted online platform for product and service recommendations, with 63% of 10,337 consumers surveyed preferring it over networks like Twitter (41%) and Google+ (41%).
Nolan Kido offers you nine actionable tips for increasing the number of fans for a Facebook business page, useful for anyone in the social media field.
Business people in general assume that good negotiators are aggressive and adversarial. According to them, if you want your partners to like you, you should agree with everything they say and don’t get involved in a negotiation. Believe it or not, that’s not the way to do it.
Christmas is almost here! Are you making the most of it for your business? Whether you realize it or not, the holiday season is a
