Mike Volpe, HubSpot's VP of marketing, is not afraid to say it as he sees it. Not only that, but he is also taking time to give you the gist free of charge, in a live webinar this Friday, November 5th 2010 at 1pm ET.
Everything PR News continues a survey of America's top PR firms. For online business, it a special type of self branding is necessary. The greater a firm's resources, the greater the commitment necessary to engage people online. Some companies still rely on spin and appearances, sending the wrong message. Bottom line, if a company cannot commit, better stay off the porch.
Everything PR News examines the top 25 PR firms in America where digital branding is concerned. While many of the world's leading communications companies use social media to engage a massive constituency, others simply pay lip service to actual two way communications. How can traditional PR firms survive offering BS answers only?
Everything PR News research today revealed some of the world's most powerful PR firms playing hooky from social engagement. The O'Dwyer's list of most successful communicators does not always take into account their paying lip service when real service is needed.
Ketchum Pleon has won the International Communications PRCA Award for its campaign for "The Secret is Out: Positioning KFC as an Employer of Choice."
Wall Street Communications has been retained by Bittree to provide PR services that would help the brand develop and maintain a presence in the broadcast, post production and professional A/V trade press worldwide.
Wall Street Communications today announced that it has been retained by HTN Communications, LLC
The Naperville City Council decided to hire a Chicago PR consultant to educate residents about the city’s Smart Grid Initiative Program. The council also approved a $135,000 budget for the consultant to complete the first phase of the Smart Grid's education program.
The Memphis City School district has recently approved a PR contract worth 310,000 US dollars with two D.C.-based marketing companies. The contract has the potential of a crisis, as the MCS has been criticized for spending taxpayer money to chauffeur the deputy superintendent around, creating potential for an even bigger PR problem.
Spokespersons of the Filipino administration admitted the government hired a US public relations agency to get media exposure for President Benigno Aquino III week-long working visit to the United States. According to their statements, contracting the services of a public relations firm in a foreign country was "standard operating procedure" for visiting government leaders.