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Platforms Fall Flat in Crisis Response
Operating a client’s social media accounts is an immensely important role for public relations professionals. Whether it’s communicating to followers during a crisis, promoting an upcoming campaign or gaining brand loyalty, each social media platform is unique in the way … Continue reading
Posted in Stratus 2018, Stratus Communications
Tagged Crisis communication, facebook, Youtube
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Harnessing the Power of Insight Tools
Determining your target audience is often the first struggle during media campaign development. Luckily for public relations professionals in this era, many audience insight tools have been created to make that first step easier. Here are a few of our … Continue reading
Posted in ViPR
Tagged Advertising, audience, Business, buzzsumo, crowd tangle, facebook, hashtags, insight, keyhole, Marketing, public relations, tools, Trends
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Social Media Users Tango with New Numbers
By Lisa Travis | RE: vive | January 25, 2018 The 21st century marketer’s dream tool belt is currently undergoing yet another series of changes that bring both good and bad news for those social media butterflies. New Facebook and Instagram … Continue reading
Posted in RE:vive
Tagged algorithms, branding, Business, facebook, influencers, instagram, Marketing, public relations, social media, sponsored posts
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Adding Up Social Media Success
Social media has become the primary tool for many PR practitioners and marketers. Social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram offer access to millions of users at a fraction of the cost of traditional advertisement placements. When using social media … Continue reading
Posted in UStrategies
Tagged analytics, Engagement, facebook, impressions, instagram, social media, social media measurement
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Influencers’ Impact on #MeToo Movement
In mid October, hashtags and social media posts stating “MeToo” surfaced on Facebook and Twitter. It is a call to action for women to repost the hashtag to magnify the prevalence of sexual harassment and sexual assault. According to a … Continue reading
Posted in Illuminate
Tagged Alyssa Milano, facebook, influencers, keyhole, meltwater, metoo, metoomen, RAINN, sexual assault, sexual harassment, Tarana Burke, twitter
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Getting Social to Discover Your Audience
Audience is everything when creating a campaign. Anyone trying to convey a point to group of people must consider whom they are talking to and how to reach them. A communicator must know what the target audience doesn’t want as … Continue reading
Posted in UStrategies
Tagged Advertising, analytics, demographics, facebook, instagram, LinkedIN, public relations, social media, twitter
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Can One Wrong Post Smear a Brand?
Social media can make or break the success of a brand. But can one post ruin a long history of great social media strategy? Tarte Cosmetics is a brand that includes makeup and skincare products. The brand is known for … Continue reading
Posted in Provision PR
Tagged branding, communication, Crisis, facebook, instagram, makeup, social media, tarte cosmetics, twitter
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FB Algorithms Face PR Nightmare
Over the past year, Facebook has faced numerous problems that has put its reputation at risk. From legal issues to marketing mistakes, the $400 billion company has generated severe backlash from consumers and the media for its involvement in the … Continue reading
Posted in UStrategies
Tagged 2016 Election, Advertising, anti-Semitism, facebook, Judaism, nazism, online advertising, ProRepublica, public relations, social media, target marketing
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Southwest’s ‘First-Class’ Response
On Sunday, Oct 11, Southwest Airlines passengers on more than 800 flights around the country experienced lengthy delays due to a technical glitch in the company’s systems. Disgruntled passengers took to Twitter and Facebook to voice their grievances, prompting Southwest … Continue reading
Posted in Nexus PR
Tagged blog, communication, Crisis, delays, facebook, Pizza, planning, PR, public relations, social media, southwest, southwest airlines, twitter, updates
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What’s Next, Post Twittersphere?
In a June 12 blog post, Steve Goldstein, editorial director for PR News, made the bold statement that Twitter could be on its way out. His question to readers was simple: what will we, as PR practitioners, do without it? … Continue reading
Posted in Nexus PR
Tagged blog, facebook, google, news, PR, public relations, social media, twitter
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