12 Ways to Leverage PR to Fill Seats at Your Events
Do your events suffer from ESS (empty seat syndrome)?
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How to Build Trust – 10 Lessons from Content Marketing World
As I continue to digest everything I heard at this year’s Content Marketing World in Cleveland, themes have begun to emerge. Because it’s my fourth visit to the conference, I’ve been able to view what I’ve learned through a lens of comparison. What were the new trends this year? And
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Caution Ahead: How a Good PR Pro Helps You Avoid Trouble
The benefits of having an experienced PR pro on board – be they a team member or a hired hand like a consultant – are clear. We help brands build, maintain and promote their reputations by sharing news and information via a variety of channels. But, beyond the initiatives that
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How Contributed Articles Can Boost Your PR Program
When considering a public relations approach to get your company in the news, you may focus on newsworthy announcements. Initiatives like product launches, customer wins and new hires have traditionally been popular topics for press releases. But what do you do in between the news peaks? One option is to
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How Talking TOO Much Can Create a Crisis Where There is None
Some people just don’t know when to STOP talking. Lately, there seems to be no shortage of folks who seem hell-bent on creating a crisis for themselves, simply because they seem not to know when to be quiet. In the past couple of weeks, we’ve seen several examples of public
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7 of the Best – and Worst – PR Plays in 2018
2018 held lessons for all of us in PR. While we can look to brands who did PR right for inspiration, sometimes we learn as much from the fails as we do from the wins. As we look back on a year filled with brilliance – and sometimes ignorance –
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5 Public Relations Trends to Watch in 2019, Starring AI, Ethics and More
The times they are a-changin’. Never have these lyrics rung as true as they do when we look at the way the PR profession is evolving. Of all the things PR pros can expect in 2019, change seems to be the only constant. Keeping up with the vicissitudes can be
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Time Your PR Right to Get the Most From It Over the Holidays
We may be in denial, but the holidays are indeed upon us. With Thanksgiving just over a week away and Christmas coming soon on its heels, we need to be looking at the calendar to make our PR plans. While timing is always important in public relations, trying to get
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What PR Pros Need to Know About AI: A Conversation with Christopher Penn
While talk of artificial intelligence, or AI, permeates the public relations world, there’s little understanding of how it’s impacting what we do now – and what we’ll do in the future. Christopher Penn, THE person you should follow to get smart about AI, and I had a chat recently about
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PR Crisis of the Week: Campbell Soup, Ryanair and Megyn Kelly
As usual, this week saw no shortage of brands in crisis. While I can’t cover them all (and as usual, some are too complex even to try cover here), this week we’re taking a look at Campbell’s, Ryanair and Megyn Kelly.
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