Tags
- agency
- AI
- analyst relations
- B2B
- blockchain
- blogs
- branding
- ChatGPT
- communications
- content marketing
- crisis management
- cryptocurrency
- cybersecurity
- digital marketing
- fake news
- industry analyst
- influencer marketing
- Israel
- journalism
- launch
- marketing
- media
- media relations
- media training
- MWC
- news
- newsfeed
- politics
- positioning
- PR
- promotion
- public relations
- reputation
- SEO
- social media
- social media marketing
- Social Tools Summit
- startup
- tech
- technology
- tech PR
- Trump
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Paul Geller on Help! The AI Ate my Web Search! Will SEO Ever be the Same?
- Bob Geller on Want to get PR Buzz Like Apple? Just Ask ChatGPT How
- Paul Geller on Want to get PR Buzz Like Apple? Just Ask ChatGPT How
- Bob Geller on No Bad PR? A Single Story Felled These Three Giants
- Paul Geller on No Bad PR? A Single Story Felled These Three Giants
Archives
Categories
Public Relations Today
Tags
- agency
- AI
- analyst relations
- B2B
- blockchain
- blogs
- branding
- ChatGPT
- communications
- content marketing
- crisis management
- cryptocurrency
- cybersecurity
- digital marketing
- fake news
- industry analyst
- influencer marketing
- Israel
- journalism
- launch
- marketing
- media
- media relations
- media training
- MWC
- news
- newsfeed
- politics
- positioning
- PR
- promotion
- public relations
- reputation
- SEO
- social media
- social media marketing
- Social Tools Summit
- startup
- tech
- technology
- tech PR
- Trump
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Paul Geller on Help! The AI Ate my Web Search! Will SEO Ever be the Same?
- Bob Geller on Want to get PR Buzz Like Apple? Just Ask ChatGPT How
- Paul Geller on Want to get PR Buzz Like Apple? Just Ask ChatGPT How
- Bob Geller on No Bad PR? A Single Story Felled These Three Giants
- Paul Geller on No Bad PR? A Single Story Felled These Three Giants
Archives
Categories
Category Archives: PR
The Circle of Life in PR
Death is part of life. Predators feast on prey, thinning herds and improving the health of the greater ecosystem. Carrion fertilizes the fields. Fauna bloom and provide sustenance for the herds. And, so, the cycle continues. The circle of life … Continue reading
Posted in PR Comments Off on The Circle of Life in PR
Some Depressing Numbers for Traditional PR
I have a post on the Social Fluency blog today that charts the decline of traditional PR via some pretty depressing numbers. It answers the question: what do professional photography and PR have in common? Both have suffered from a … Continue reading
Posted in PR Comments Off on Some Depressing Numbers for Traditional PR
3 Metrics to Help Stop Abandoned Blog Syndrome
The following is a guest post by Anne Giles Clelland of Handshake 2.0 Know thyself. – Inscription at the Delphic Oracle Know thyself. Although the reasons for why we do what can be both, most of us tend to be … Continue reading
Introducing Tomorrow’s Topic and Guest Blogger
Blogging and Twitter offer a smorgasbord, a constellation of people to communicate with and share info and ideas. I am constantly amazed by this, and have “met” a bunch of great people that I otherwise never would have. Yet, the … Continue reading
Posted in PR Comments Off on Introducing Tomorrow’s Topic and Guest Blogger
Are you a Serial (Agency) Killer?
I wrote a post on the Fusion PR Forum blog today that explorers the phenomenon of the serial PR agency switcher. Many companies find that they need to switch gears with regard to agencies and PR quite often. The post … Continue reading
Posted in PR Comments Off on Are you a Serial (Agency) Killer?
Super Bowl for PR
It is fun to watch the Super Bowl for just for the commercials, even if you are not a big football fan. The annual event is great PR for the advertising industry given all the buzz about the campaigns, their … Continue reading
Posted in PR Comments Off on Super Bowl for PR
PR Checklists: What is the State of the PR Program?
My post on Tuesday discussed PR process and checklists. There are many types of checklists covering many different areas of PR. They can be about things as seemingly trivial as covering for a colleague on a briefing (my team sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in PR, Tech PR 2 Comments
Of PR, Checklists and Happy Work Places
The turning of the calendar in a new year is always a good time to reflect and look ahead. In PR, we take start of the year as an opportunity to make sure that account basics are in place and … Continue reading
Posted in PR, Reading Files Comments Off on Of PR, Checklists and Happy Work Places
Death of the Issues pitch, Revenge of the press release
My colleague Bennie tweeted a story from Ragan’s yesterday – Don’t Trash Press Releases Yet – which reminded me of a post I have been considering. Since I have been scooped, I might as well go out with my post … Continue reading
Posted in PR 2 Comments
PR 2009 – The Color of Brand
If you are involved with PR, the you must be dealing with some kind of problem, right? Or do you have a crisis? Are you caught up in a PR meltdown or an issue? These are the modifiers often used … Continue reading