12 Ways to Leverage PR to Fill Seats at Your Events
Do your events suffer from ESS (empty seat syndrome)?
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Do your events suffer from ESS (empty seat syndrome)?
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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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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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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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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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Another week – and more brands in crisis. This week, we have Facebook, Tesla and GE, all major entities which find themselves in the midst of chaos, as well as Oregon winemakers who face an unprecedented crisis. Which brands will excel in crisis management?
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Welcome to the PR Crisis of the Week post, where I provide an overview of brands who found themselves in the midst of a PR meltdown. This week’s column includes Papa John’s, In-N-Out Burger and Bloomberg. Were there other crises this week? You bet. But we only have room for so
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It’s Friday, and you know what that means? Time to look back to see who found themselves in PR crisis mode this week. Which brands are in the hot seat?
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In my latest PR Crisis of the Week column, we take a look at several of the brands and organizations currently in crisis mode. The week started out a little slow – but by Thursday, there were a plethora of crises to choose from. I can’t include every brand or
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Something’s becoming clearer than ever these days. If you fail to connect PR to social media and content marketing, you’re missing an opportunity. Before we delve into why, let’s take a minute to look back.
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