The Public Relations Blog

Experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trust will boost your content marketing strategy.

Producing high-quality online content is a vital yet challenging part of content marketing. To cut through the competition of billions of web pages, use EEAT. The acronym stands for experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness and acts as the set of criteria search engines use to evaluate content quality and usefulness.

In this episode, Tina McCorkindale joins On Top of PR host Jason Mudd to discuss how PR can help journalism survive as well as more information and research from the Institute for Public Relations.

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Make sure your company is prepared when catastrophe strikes.

From a PR lens, the fires that devastated parts of Maui stand as a stark example of the public relations challenges natural disasters can pose. With record-breaking wildfires becoming more frequent, PR experts must analyze past disasters to identify communication gaps and empower future readiness.

1. Delta and United Airlines Facing Different PR Hurdles
2. Responding to Crises: Lessons Learned from Harvard and PRSA
3. 60-Second Close: Response is Everything
   
   

Tracking and building domain authority scores can amplify the SEO impact of earned media coverage.

Domain authority is a metric developed by Moz that predicts how well a website will rank on search engines. It's calculated based on an analysis of over 200 ranking factors, including the quantity and quality of links pointing to a domain. 

For public relations professionals, understanding and tracking domain authority is crucial in four key ways.

Hamas’s Oct. 7 attacks on Israel demonstrate organizations’ difficulty responding to even heinous terrorist attacks. Most people agree opposing terrorism is the logical and right thing to do. Taking a stand against any sort of violence publicly or internally with employees would then seem to be the next step, right? 

Some companies, organizations, and individuals are finding out that quick response is fraught with danger. 

News releases focusing strictly on news value are more effective than press releases in today's media landscape.

In the world of public relations, there are two main types of releases organizations use to garner media attention: the press release and the news release. Though they may seem similar, news releases are more valued in today’s media landscape due to their higher news value and more journalistic style.

So what’s the difference?

It’s virtually impossible to scroll through a social media platform without encountering some form of influencer marketing. The merging of branding and influencer personalities has played a major role in shaping modern marketing methods, and, according to experts, it’s a trend that’s continues to grow. 

In this episode, Tom Ciuba joins On Top of PR host Jason Mudd to discuss crisis management and how to build a crisis communications plan.

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A LinkedIn poll revealed corporations have a negative public image. How can you change that for your organization?

On a LinkedIn poll, Axia Public Relations CEO Jason Mudd asked if corporations exist merely to generate a profit or are beholden to stakeholders. The results showed 82% of respondents thought corporations only exist to maximize profits, while 18% thought corporations were beholden to stakeholders.