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The pros and cons of working for a public relations agency

Before committing to an agency, weigh the advantages and downsides of a PR career.

 

Working for a PR agency has many advantages. Agencies allow maximum creativity and for ideas to flow more easily, though PR agencies and in-house communications departments can both be beneficial to your company. To help you decide which might work best for you, here is a list of pros and cons for hiring a PR agency. 


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Topics: PR tips

The Value of Understanding Your Audience

  1. Heinz Takes Aim at "Stupid Spicy" with Hilarious New Campaign
  2. Home Depot and Behr Team Up with Big Data Push 
  3. 60-Second Close: The Value of Knowing Your Audience

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Topics: measurement, 60-Second Impact

The benefits of purpose-driven storytelling with Pam Fultz

In this episode, Pam Fultz joins On Top of PR host Jason Mudd to discuss what purpose-driven storytelling is, why it’s important, why PR professionals should use these types of stories, and how to not push organizational agenda within these stories.

 

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Topics: On Top of PR, story telling

3 steps B2C cybersecurity companies should know to earn national media coverage

Business-to-consumer cybersecurity companies can use national media coverage to expand their consumer base and share best practices.

 

With the proliferation of technology and growing digitalization of our lives, cybersecurity is no longer a niche subject but a mainstream concern. For business-to-consumer (B2C) cybersecurity companies, getting national media coverage is not just about brand promotion; it's about contributing their knowledge to a vital public discourse.


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Topics: earned media, news media, cybersecurity

Who invented the PESO model?

Don Bartholomew, Forrester, and Gini Dietrich all contributed to the idea of paid, earned, shared, and owned media in PR.

 

In May 2010, the late PR measurement expert Don Bartholomew first developed the acronym PESO for paid, earned, shared, and owned media and referred to it as a model. That’s according to PR Academy (Sept. 16, 2019) and others. PR Academy cites Bartholomew’s May 12, 2010 social media measurement story and a corresponding "The Digitization of Research and Measurement" blog post (with the same date).

 


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7 ideas to consider before taking a stance on a social or political issue

Before your company takes a stance, consider what it will mean to your audience.

 

Companies make unintentional mistakes more often than consumers typically realize, whether it’s a typo in a newsletter or a personal post mistakenly uploaded to your company’s social media.

 

Consumers may never realize the mistake. At times, however, a misstep can turn out to be far more serious, such as when a company publicly takes a stance on social or political issues. 


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Topics: crisis communications, shared media, social media

Emmy Award-winning journalist joins Axia Public Relations

Bob Wiltfong will serve as a public relations account director.

 

Emmy Award-winning journalist Bob Wiltfong joined Axia Public Relations as a public relations account director. He now directs and leads PR strategies, services, and measurement programs for Axia’s national accounts.


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Topics: agency news

6 takeaways from the Propel Q2 2023 Media Barometer

Media barometers help us analyze the reach of different media. Propel PRM released their Q2 media barometer for 2023. Here are the most notable highlights gathered from the report:


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Topics: earned media, news media

What do foreign firms need to know about U.S. PR firms and the Federal Foreign Agent Registration Act?

PR firms representing foreign principals are obligated to register with the FARA.

 

It’s normal to find public relations agencies in the U.S. representing foreign entities. The Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938 (FARA) is a law that promotes transparency with respect to foreign influence in the U.S. The act ensures the government and public are aware of information from foreign agents, in turn allowing for both parties to make informed assessments and decisions.


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Topics: PR tips

Disaster Communications: 5 ways to make the most of a bad situation with Amy Susán

In this episode, guest Amy Susán joins host Jason Mudd to discuss disaster communications and five ways to make the most of a bad situation. They dive into how to handle communications for your organization during a crisis delicately, diplomatically, and empathetically. Amy's expertise is weather-related destruction in the construction industry, but her 5+ tips are applicable to any industry and crisis situation.

 

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Topics: crisis communications, internal communications, On Top of PR

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