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10 Ways to Measure the ROI of Public Relations
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10 Ways to Measure the ROI of Public Relations

PR ROI cannot be reduced to a simple accounting equation. An additional, intangible value, needs to be considered, and this value may take a while till it becomes "cash." And because PR and corporate communication strategies are often employed to achieve non-financial objectives, there are several other metrics to consider.

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Looking Good: Rocking Website Design!
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Looking Good: Rocking Website Design!

Some websites are still stuck in the 1990s, offering a glimpse of the early days of Internet activity. Such designs may still be functional, but they are also outdated. The following are some of the top attributes of a rocking website design.

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PRCA Announces New Fellowships for Consulting
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PRCA Announces New Fellowships for Consulting

This week The Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA) announced 18 new PRCA Fellowships. For only the second time since the designation was established in 2010 with the original 46, these people represent the pinnacle of contributors among industry professionals.

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100 Content Marketing Tools for PRs: From Content Marketing Software to Content Curation
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100 Content Marketing Tools for PRs: From Content Marketing Software to Content Curation

From places to source content ideas for your blog, to content curation sites that allow you to reach broader audiences; from sites that allow you to create visual content with ease, to professional tools that help you monitor content marketing strategies employed by your competitors; the list below features some of the trendiest, most popular sites and tools for content marketers.

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Five Ways to Increase Your Website's Authority
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Five Ways to Increase Your Website's Authority

It makes sense that the popular websites get the majority of search traffic. They’re popular because they’re considered to be authorities within their niches. They’re considered authorities because they’re popular. It’s a vicious circle of visibility, and it's a hard cycle to crack.

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