Designed to aware PR firms and professionals of the potential impact they can have on a client’s SEO strategy and web presence, gShift Labs is offering a free how-to guide to SEO. The guide will include tips for PR firms looking to help their client’s rank higher in Google and gain more control over their organic search campaigns.
Visual Revenue provides a predictive analytics solution that helps online media organizations set a better front page.
A young startup, Scoutzie is a portfolio showcase service, that aims to promote the best mobile designers. The site already features beautiful icons, navigation elements, UI sketches, full visual designs and responsive apps for iPhone, Android, iPad and Windows.
CrushIQ, a company that helps small businesses implement more effective social media solutions, will be holding a 2-day event in Napa, CA at the Meritage Resort & Spa providing small business owners with the latest information, tools, how-to’s and industry insight for growing your business online. The event, which includes over 17 workshops and 9 expert led strategy sessions, will provide 4 different tracks to choose from: Strategy, Tactical, Platforms and Measurement.
Kicking off 2012 with a big positive, Everything PR News had the opportunity to talk with one of the online world's most influential leaders. Rick Rudman heads up the web's most successful online marketing and PR software company Vocus. We took the opportunity to once again consult another visionary talent about the "now" and the future of the social web.
Twitter is a great tool, but only if used properly. Here are some etiquette tips to keep in mind as you navigate the site.
Spreaker launched today its free app for broadcasting live audio on Android devices. With the new app, users can broadcast live on the Internet, using nothing but the microphone existing in their Android or iPhone smartphones.
An article by Rebecca Smith, Medical Editor of The Telegraph shines light on food companies circumventing ad rules to target kids unhealthy products. According to Smith, companies such as Kellogg's, Rowntree and even Cadbury have set up websites with games and videos targeting kids. And if engaging via the digital playground were not enough, social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, even email, have been employed to get around government ad regulations.
Everything PR News' series interviewing the world's top industry leaders continues today in a talk with Jim Weiss, Chairman & CEO of WCG, one of the world's most influential communications agencies. We caught up with Jim some weeks ago, but maintained an ongoing dialogue to present this insightful Q & A. Weiss, a corporate communications legend of a sort, fielded questions about his agency and the "now" of digtial communications engagement.
ChartBeat is already used by power-players like Groupon, Gawker, The Onion, Starbucks and many others - industry leaders that make use of every possible tool to gather business intelligence about their online performance. And ChartBeat is brilliant in providing just that.