Everything-PR continues our round-up stories of speaking to industry experts on the future of PR. Here are some thoughts and feedback: “The pandemic has already refocused the PR industry – the future is here. While I would never say that this devastating global event is “helping” any industry, I believe this
Continued interviews on the future of PR, with many differing thoughts. Here’s a few industry leaders: Stephanie Driscoll of Blue Fog Communications predicts, “… we will see a large increase in individual PR in the future. If you think of some of the greatest brands of all time such as
In our continued round-up of public relations executives on what the future of the PR industry will look like, some more thoughts of people we spoke to recently: “I believe the future of media relations will start to turn from larger agencies to smaller boutique ones. Coming from agency life, I
During these historical times we are continuing to speak to industry leaders about what their take is on the future. Some thoughts from some leaders: Rachel Harrison, Co-founder of Lion & Lamb Communications said “The Future of PR is being reimagined in this time period of intense economic and lifestyle
“Content Performance Optimization,” what is it and why is it essential to the role of public relations? MU: Optimization for web content does not mean we have to lose tone, voice, feel and branding. Because “too much” SEO can tend to feel robotic, we at INK knew a change was
We spoke to a number of PR pros about the future of the industry post-pandemic. We got a variety of thoughts. First up, Tracy Lamourie is the author of the upcoming book GET REPPED – Build Your Brand With Effective Public and Media Relations. She’s an effective public relations consultant,
How has the pandemic affected the public relations industry? Everything-PR spoke to some experts recently and we got a variety of feedback: “Agencies have an important role in helping clients navigate through change. Active communications programs are imperative in the current environment in which we’re reimagining virtually everything and reckoning
The workplace is changing at a vast pace, especially due to the recent COVID19 outbreak, and during this time three main changing factors have been identified: 1.The fourth industrial revolution and the technological advancements: These advances are mainly focused on automation and AI. Undoubtedly, automation of repetitive jobs could allow
Interview today with Dmitri Vietze, the founder and CEO of music and tech PR firm rock paper scissors, located in Bloomington, IN. He has a background in community organizing and anti-racist activism. The PR Mentoring Network is an all volunteer, grassroots effort meant to give PR professionals and veterans a chance to help
Technology is always growing and shifting due to advances and changes in consumer demand. Now, with vastly more people staying at home, both for work and in their free time, technology is shifting to meet current demands, and some industry watchers believe these trends could signal a long-term sea change
