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With help from Axia PR, you can use these tips to increase your own profitability
At Axia PR, our clients come from numerous industries and various states. There are medium-sized companies, large corporations and franchises. The most successful ones share several common traits, such as using social media to its full potential.
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Topics: public relations, inbound marketing, shared media
It takes a great amount of time and energy to fully engage your business in social media. Often, a growing business will allow multiple people to share the responsibilities of maintaining the different social media platforms. It’s critical, however, that business owners retain control over their social media accounts and take measures to keep them secure.
Google+ pages may only have one owner, but they are allowed multiple managers. In fact, there are three types of admins that may have access to a Google+ page: owners, managers and communications managers. A Google+ page can have up to 50 different managers or communications managers, which enables business owners to authorize employees to maintain and update their Google+ pages without relinquishing their personal login information.
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Topics: public relations, shared media
Axia PR can help medium and large businesses better understand social media
Remember when “social media” only referred to Facebook? Now there are new platforms popping up almost every day and the concept has become big business. Unfortunately, many medium and large businesses still aren’t taking advantage of all the available opportunities for using social media to connect with consumers and maximize profits.
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Topics: public relations, inbound marketing, shared media
How to add a Facebook admin and other roles
It’s important that businesses maintain control of their Facebook Pages and limit who else has access. However, a business can certainly benefit from having multiple people perform different duties to maintain and update the Page regularly. Here are the easy-to-follow directions for adding Page managers to your company’s Facebook Page.
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Topics: public relations, shared media
What are the different types of roles for Page managers and who should be assigned which role?
Facebook enables businesses to have multiple people act as managers of their Pages. This is convenient, but it also poses a security risk. If an employee no longer works for the company, but still has complete access to its Facebook Page, trouble could ensue. That’s why it’s important to understand the different types of roles for Page managers and to restrict who has all-access to the Page and whose access is limited.
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Topics: public relations, inbound marketing, shared media
Make PR and positive news your secret weapons to move ahead of the competition
Most companies know that positive media coverage can help with promotion and increased visibility. What you may not know is that media coverage can also improve your online reputation.
With the popularity of online shopping and social media, the first interaction customers are likely to have with your company will be online. Therefore, it is vital to have a stellar online reputation, and PR, along with positive news coverage, can help.
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Topics: media relations, reputation management, online reputation management, shared media
PR explains the importance of branding
Heinz. John Deere. Sears. Wells Fargo. What do these names have in common? You know exactly what they are without any explanation. In addition, you know precisely what to expect from their products and services. That’s branding.
Every company – whether it’s B2B, retail or a large corporation – can benefit from branding efforts to increase market share and visibility. Branding is not only for companies like McDonald’s or Apple; it’s the kind of recognition you should seek for your own company, and PR can help.
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Topics: public relations, shared media
Social media is a growing platform with many different channels for a company to engage over, from professional channels like LinkedIn to the more informal options like Pinterest and Snapchat. When companies maintain presences on these various social channels, employees often want to connect with them. However, some employees may not know the best way to go about connecting their work lives with their social lives. Here are a few tips to share with your employees to help them connect with your company’s social media profiles.
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Topics: public relations, shared media
Social media is now the No. 1 way the majority of Americans spend their time on the Internet. Currently, there are more than 1 billion active Facebook users and 400 million Twitter users – and these numbers are increasing rapidly. It’s clear that social media is booming. People use it for everything: to obtain news, to be entertained and to research and buy products and services. In fact, social media offers a straight, quick path to your target audience – which is why you can’t afford not to be using it.
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Topics: public relations, inbound marketing, shared media
Use these tips to educate your company on PR’s true value
You know that your company needs to be more visible and engage more customers in order to increase sales. However, it can be difficult to sell management on public relations as the solution.
Many companies see PR as just something to pull off the shelf when there’s a crisis. This misunderstanding makes it difficult for them to see the true value of PR work. Once you effectively explain all the ways that public relations can help you boost sales and advance your company’s goals, you’ll have an easier time convincing management that it should be an essential part of your strategic plan.
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Topics: public relations, crisis communications, shared media

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