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Use PR to get it right
You have optimized your website with strong calls to action and landing pages, you blog and are active on social media and send well-crafted emails. Yes, your inbound marketing practices are in full swing. But, are you using them ethically?
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Topics: public relations, SEO, content management
The seven-step ultimate guide
Driving traffic is one of the key goals of any social media strategy. Businesses strive to attract more people to their websites in order to increase their client databases. To do that, you must produce high-quality content. Valuable content also increases your visibility on search engines.
Here are seven key ways you can use your content to drive traffic to your website.
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Topics: public relations, SEO, content management, shared media
Google has changed the SEO and social media game again, so you’ll need to change with it
Google recently announced a major change in how it handles Google+ for businesses. Most of the features a Google+ profile had before, such as phone numbers, reviews, operating insights and page insights, can now be found on the Google Maps profile. This update affects how a company should manage its SEO and prioritize its Google profiles.
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Topics: public relations, SEO, shared media
According to research conducted by Protiviti and North Carolina State University’s ERM Initiative in a recent report entitled “Executive Perspectives on Top Risks for 2014” (pg. 5), there are eight top strategic risks for 2014:
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Topics: public relations, SEO, PR tips, reputation management, crisis communications, online reputation management, shared media
They know who we are. They know what we like. They know what we watch, and where we shop. (The companies we buy from, that is). That data in and of itself is be very useful for both companies and consumers. However, OfficeMax’s recent PR blunder demonstrates important lessons in the challenge of maintaining quality control with data, and shows how not to deal with a PR crisis in your organization concerning data.
In light of recent data problems from major companies, let’s get down to the heart of the matter from the angle of PR and responsibility.
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Topics: mobile PR, digital PR, media relations, PR case studies, public relations, SEO, FAQ, PR tips, crisis communications
Part 2 - 5 More Things Your PR Firm May Not Tell You (But Wishes You Knew)
An investment in public relations is one of the smartest ways to build your brand and reputation. Good PR generates outstanding news coverage, boosts your name and reputation online and helps manage (or avert) a potential communications crisis. The investment is even more valuable when you start the process knowing the no-nonsense realities of working with a professional firm.
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Topics: public relations, SEO, FAQ, PR tips, shared media
Somebody’s got some explaining to do.
They’re calling it “operation clean turf,” and it’s all about cleaning up the online reputation of companies that previously used fake online reviews to help promote their brands.
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Topics: SEO, reputation management, crisis communications, online reputation management, shared media
There are some new Google guidelines, and much buzz is circulating about how these rules will affect news releases (formerly known as press releases). Speculation is also swirling about how the guidelines may impact the PR industry and public relations firms as a whole.
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Topics: public relations, SEO, PR tips
SEO: If your company has a website (what company doesn't?), you've undoubtedly wondered how to make it more effective at attracting leads and/or customers and growing your business.
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Topics: digital PR, SEO
Long ago, savvy webmasters learned that more backlinks connected to a website correlated to a higher listing on natural search engine results pages.
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Topics: public relations, SEO, shared media

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