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Latest Blog Posts for The PR Coach - This Just In
- CIA launches Twitter account: Mission impossible?Imagine you work for the Central Intelligence Agency? Checking your voicemail two months ago via your satellite smartphone, you hear this new assignment: Agent Smith. Your mission today, should you decide to accept, is to plan and launch our new CIA...
- From Good to Great: Executive-Level Blogging Do’son Jun 4, 2014 in Blogging & PR Corporate Communications Strategic PR Strategic Public RelationsNot every CEO is born to write a blog, but a look at some successful CEO blogs indicate tangible benefits for the businesses involved. For example: In his blog, Craigconnects, the founder of Craigslist actively discusses tech and social media trends...
- Why Google Plus PR fail speaks volumeson Apr 27, 2014 in Bad PR...Bad Corporate Communications PR Fail Reputation Management Technology & PR Bad PR Google+When it comes to recent Google Plus news, what we have from Google is a failure to communicate. To recap, last Thursday Vic Gundrota, senior vice president for Google Plus, publicly announced his resignation by this rather touching Google Plus post A...
- Stupid post titles are dead: Long live stupid post titleson Apr 4, 2014 in Blogging & PR Content Marketing PR 2.0 PR Writing Writing inspiration News ReleasesThere it is. Another of those stupid blog post titles that says plenty about nothing. You know the kind of lame titles I’m talking about? PR Is Dead! Long Live PR! Memo to Tom Foremski: Die Linkbait Journalism, Die! The press release is dead. L...
- Guess what content converts buyers best?A new Nielsen research study provides powerful proof that “expert content” strongly influences consumer purchase plans. According to the report “The Role of Content in the Consumer Decision Making Process” commissioned by inPo...
- Dilemma: Is live tweeting your father’s death right?on Feb 26, 2014 in PR Fail Social Media Storytelling Twitter Blogging & PR inspiration Social Media & PRIt’s one of those linkbait stories that catches your eye and won’t go away. Like a train wreck, you can’t resist looking at it. So, when Business Insider posted This Woman Is Live-Tweeting Her Father’s Death Right Now, I click...
- Two Can’t-Miss Content Marketing Trendson Feb 24, 2014 in Blogging & PR Content Marketing Marketing PR Storytelling Video Corporate Communications Instagram videoA couple of new content marketing trends popped up last week and they’re fascinating to follow if your job is to create new and engaging content. Heard about BlogShares? Jay Baer highlights the first new blogging trend and coins a new buzzword...
- Message to Marketing: Your Social Media SucksEarth to Marketing… When it comes to social media, is marketing really listening to consumers? If so, tell me why your social media sucks so badly? There are thousands of reasons why consumers loathe old-school marketing. For all its promise, s...
- GUIDE lets anyone produce a video from texton Jan 28, 2014 in PR 2.0Ever dreamed of a way to simply and easily create video from text, mix in a handful of visuals and produce a video to add to your blog or website with a click? Recently, the launch of Guide moved that dream one step closer to reality. It’s an i...
- Will native advertising sink The New York Times?The redesign of The New York Times website signaled the launch of native advertising for the first time at the newspaper. Will native advertising be the iceberg that capsizes the mainstream media Titanic’s journalistic credibility? It’s n...
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