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AdWeek Says PRs are too Hypey. Here’s what I say
I was speaking with Ben Guttmann, author of the book Simply Put for an upcoming PR, Done & Doner podcast episode. He mentioned a recent article in AdWeek: Press Releases are Way too Hyperbolic, by Paul Hiebert. I read the … Continue reading
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How Much is that Puff Piece in the Window?
My post What to Do When PR Hits a Paywall covered the growing number of ways PR folks get hit up for fees when working the media. That post was seven years ago. I am writing again because the issue … Continue reading
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Did PR Help Make the Beatles the GOAT Band?
I sometimes play a game with friends, asking “Stones or Beatles, which band rules?” More than a few choose the Rolling Stones; I am solidly in the Beatles camp. They always impressed me as the best hit makers, with original … Continue reading
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Tech CEO Reputation and Impact: Top Takeaways from Shahar Silbershatz Interview
I had a great chat recently with Shahar Silbershatz, CEO of reputation management and analytics firm Calber. He joined the podcast to discuss the impact of executive brands on company reputation and business. That was the just the main course; … Continue reading
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PR that Minor News? Research into Poltical Yard Signs Holds an Answer
I have been working with PR teams for over twenty years. In all that time, some of the same questions keep coming up about press releases. No, not “is the press release dead yet?” The one I had in mind … Continue reading
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Want to get PR Buzz Like Apple? Just Ask ChatGPT How
I saw a MarketingProfs story about the state of generative AI in PR. The article, written by Ayaz Nanji, includes stats from a recent MuckRack survey that show growing adoption: Some 64% of PR professionals say they are exploring the … Continue reading
No Bad PR? A Single Story Felled These Three Giants
Some say there’s no such thing as bad publicity. The very idea seems harmless enough, right? After all, the only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about. But most people I know who work in PR … Continue reading
Crisis Management Lessons from the Latest Influencer Scandals
I enjoyed chatting with Eric Yaverbaum for our podcast recently. If you don’t know the name, you probably should – especially if you run in NYC PR circles. He is CEO of Ericho Communications and author of Public Relations for Dummies and Leadership … Continue reading
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Learn How ChatGPT and AI are Transforming PR
The last two PR: Done and Doner podcasts focused on ChatGPT and AI in PR. In Episode 16, we invited a panel comprising Fusion PR account directors Mark Prindle and Diana Bost, and Stefano Pacifico, CEO and Co-founder of Epistemic … Continue reading
Have your AI Pitch my AI, We’ll Do Lunch
“Have your people call my people, we’ll do lunch.” So goes the old Hollywood schmooze about dealmaking. But can we be far off from a day when it is AI that brokers the deals? ChatGPT got me thinking about this. … Continue reading
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