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There are a lot of things to consider when marketing an upcoming event. It can be a stressful process - you’re worried about the turnout and how you can make the most out of the event. We’ve created a simple guide so you’re not overwhelmed. Take these guidelines into consideration in creating your event marketing plan to successfully reach your target audience and maximize attendance and attendee satisfaction:   Set a goal and a budget What do you want to achieve out of the event? The answer to this question should be the basis of your marketing plan. Your goals... Read More >

  At Everything PR, we cover the full spectrum of interests, activities, and PR-related topics. What could be more interesting to PR Agency professionals than the prospect of a new client? And for companies looking for help with their public relations, we want to make it easier for you to find the perfect fit. We happily provide this service as part of our ongoing public relations news updates.  If you have a request for proposal to add to this list (updated weekly), please tell us all about it by forwarding the information using the instructions and email listed at everything-pr.com/contact. We... Read More >

If your answer is a definitive YES, then you are in luck because on July 12th beginning at 4:30 pm, you have a chance to do exactly that at a Young Jewish Professionals (YJP) event. Hear from CMOs such as Pinterest’s Eric Edge, Nestle Nespresso’s Davide Moro, Grubhub’s Barbara Martin Coppola, and at nearly 20 additional CMOs and communications specialists, 19 of which are going to be speakers at the event. The co-chair is Brad Horowitz, CEO of Elite Marketing Group and integrated as well as experiential marketing specialist. Moderators will be Playbuzz’s chief storyteller, Shachar Orren, and Innovid’s SVP... Read More >

The Kick Off of Miami Beach’s Art Basel Week Party to Celebrate DuJour Cover Star Kris Jenner  WHAT:              DuJour Media’s Jason Binn, Gilt’s Jonathan Greller and JetSmarter’s Sergey Petrossovhost the kick off of Miami Beach’s Art Basel Week Party at The Confidante Hotel to celebrate DuJour cover star Kris Jenner and the release of All-American XVI by Nan Bushand Bruce Weber, presented by InList. Guests will enjoy handcrafted bites from award-winning new-style Japanese restaurant Kuro located at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and be treated to music by The Extortionists featuring Ibe Soliman and Public School's Dao-Yi & Maxwell Osborne. WHO: Jason Binn along with friends Kris Jenner, Nan Bush, Bruce Weber, Jonathan Greller,Alexa Greenfield, Archie Drury, Audrina Patridge,... Read More >

[caption id="attachment_82935" align="aligncenter" width="810"] Image courtesy of ABC News[/caption] When talking about successful branding ISIS isn’t the group most people would think of first. But, ISIS is a group that has learned to promote itself using well-planned marketing and public relations. They have learned to present themselves using very sophisticated PR approaches and methods. While there cause may not be acceptable to us, they use it in the way that increases their brand with their target market and PR specialists can learn from their tactics. ISIS may want to re-emerge the world in a less enlightened time, and they are... Read More >

The City of Denton, Texas’ Economic Development Division is soliciting proposals from marketing agencies to provide creative and media services for various Economic Development programs. Types of projects may include (but are not limited to) copywriting and editing, graphic design, video production and videography, photography, content development, advertising, marketing, planning/strategy/research functions, and website development. Denton - located in North Texas on the north end of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is comprised of an educated and creative population – two universities, two hospitals, an industrial district, and a community of entrepreneurs and business owners – that values sustainability and collaboration, as... Read More >

The Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation (JYF) is seeking proposals from public relations firms with significant national experience in travel and tourism to plan, coordinate, implement and administer a national and regional public relations campaign to introduce the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown. The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown will have a grand opening in 2017.  JYF also operates Jamestown Settlement museum and anticipates companion messaging on this museum and a combination ticket in public relations efforts. $15 Million has been raised to finance the opening of the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown’s gallery exhibits, outdoor exhibits and educational resources. Jamestown Settlement is... Read More >

Allison+Partners lands Fox Home Entertainment Recently, Allison+Partners won a competitive review and now stands as the lead consumer agency for Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. In this position, the firm aims to push national consumer marketing in the U.S. and Canada to roughly one hundred titles per year. “Fox Home Entertainment is a leading force in the quickly-changing home entertainment space. The abundance of content, new technology and changing platforms has created a very exciting and dynamic environment,” said Scott Pansky, Allison+Partners’ Co-Founder and Senior Partner. “Consumers have more options and power than ever before, so building deep and meaningful... Read More >

Check out the headlines below to see some news we missed from the last week related to the Public Relations industry – here’s some news round ups: Employees File Class Action Lawsuit against the BBG Several workers at the broadcasting institution filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG), an American government entity. In the $400 million class action suit, the workers claim the agency misclassified them as independent contractors to avoid paying full salaries and giving benefits. The lawsuit claims the BBG put a system in place allowing Voice of America to hire ‘independent contractors’... Read More >

In light of the increasing new role of social media in building brand images, traditional education for advertising and journalism students may no longer suffice. New market challenges continually prove too difficult, based on the limitations of classroom learning. Can educators teach students how to bring different disciplines into a strong, unified base? Will students prove capable of successful public representation? Baylor Study Reveals General Inadequacies in Education To answer this question, let’s take a look at the article titled “Gaps in Advertising and Public Relations Education: Perspectives of Agency Leaders,” published in the Journal of Advertising Education. In this... Read More >