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What "Public Relations Agency of Record" Means for Your Business:
Although no formal definition exists of what an agency of record (AOR) agreement consists of, understanding and considering the various types of client/agency relationships that can fall under the term may have the potential to drastically alter the outcome of any PR campaign. In general, a public relations agency of record enters into an exclusive relationship with a client, which means the agency will refrain from doing business with competitors. In return, the client awards the agency exclusive rights to perform all activities related to PR and communications. This last “requirement,” however, may be adjusted to allow for the inclusion of other PR firms with the understanding that the AOR retains the lion’s share of work. More of a “preferred agency” than an AOR, this circumstance can sometimes arise due to the increasing influence of new digital/social channels, where one agency may not be capable of effectively performing in one or more of these new emerging practices.
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Each January, we here at Axia Public Relations suggest a theme on which to focus your business activities for the coming months. This year’s theme is “the year to risk.”
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Topics: digital PR, public relations, shared media
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Topics: infographics, public relations, shared media
Topics: infographics, public relations
Instagram marketing is following quick on the heels of – and threatening to overtake – Pinterest's explosive growth as a photo marketing medium.
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Topics: digital PR, infographics, public relations, shared media
Are you surprised that reporters don’t jump up and down in excitement when you send them a news release?
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